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At this point, the reputation of South Park as one of the more culturally-important television productions of the late-90s and early-to-mid 2000s is more than secure. The crudely-animated (originally by necessity, now by aesthetic design) series nominally following the lives of four foul-mouthed pre-teen boys living in the alternately depressing or bizarre Colorado town of the title has won awards, opened a hit movie, been nominated for an Oscar, and launched the show business careers of creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone; transforming them from Midwestern indie-film nobodies into in-demand Hollywood players whose musical The Book of Mormon remains one of Broadway’s hottest tickets.
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