... when Comedy Central's South Park goes into syndication on Sept. 19, don't expect to see all your favorite naughty bits. Distributor Mort Marcus says he has been "nip-tucking" the raunchy 'toon for broadcast, albeit with a little help. "We set up what I call a station board — kind of like a board of directors — and they represent a large cut of our broadcast stations," he explains.
"We've been careful the show stays funny," promises Marcus.
All told, Marcus says that only "a few... maybe 5 percent" of the episodes poised for syndication won't be run at all, primarily because the necessary edits didn't pass muster with Stone and Parker. But the eligible pool in question is a little over a year behind what's premiering on Comedy Central, so such particularly sticky wickets, like the Mel Gibson movie-mocking "Passion of the Jew" episode, have yet to come under scrutiny. "I'm assuming that we can air [that one]," Marcus shrugs, "but I have yet to actually watch it."
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Oh well at least the DVD's have everything.