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Luca
I know there are young kids that are allowed to watch adult cartoons but I still find it a bit surprising myself.
Crabcore
Crabcore
I watched the first episode when I was 8, lol. And continued watching from that point onward :)
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Mr. Stevens
Funny to think back to how controversial South Park was when it was new. Now it's been on for decades. Before that, it was The Simpsons and Ren & Stimpy offending parents.
tkcartoonist
tkcartoonist
South Park debuted when I was 10, and I knew a number of my friends that would quote the show constantly. Heck, I first saw the movie and Trey Parker's other movie "Orgazmo" when I was 12.
Stuttermabolur
Stuttermabolur
Matt and Trey have admitted themselves that despite technically being an "adult" cartoon show, it is absolutely made with children in mind. I mean, the main characters are a group of middle school kids and the show is chock full of "gross" humor, popular with kids. Not that there's anything wrong with liking it as an adult, mind you.
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