The South Park writer reveals the worst she has ever written

“South Park” had joke-Drivo America for over a quarter of a century, and writer Pam Brady was responsible for many during Formative years of hit show.

During the past 26 seasons, countless listings from Buzzfeed to IMDB have been assembled everywhere between them, and ranking the most incredible jokes of the show crossing the line. Wikipedia even has a page dedicated to the “controversy with South Park”, noting that equally, without any hours, the satirical show is often a lampons “wide range of topics and both sides of controversial problems”.

The controversy notes have been moving since the character of Erica Cartman killed the parents of high school students and fed their remains in Chili, when the character Randy Marsha finds on “Wheel of Fortune” [IYKYK].

For the writer Pam Brady, who joined the co -founders Trey Parker and Matt Stone For the first few seasons of the show and helped set up a tone to what would be considered one of the biggest television shows of all time, she crossed the line herself.

During the Southwest (SXSW) festival, Brady revealed, which she believes is the worst joke she has ever written from her term in the Fox News Digital series.

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“It was based on the old joke … One character said,” I don’t believe anything that bleeds for five days and doesn’t die. “I remember it was like the worst joke of Frat Boy I heard at that moment … but we’re coming back.”

The joke says the character of Mr. Garrison – a four -time team of fourth -grade teachers – in the 1999 movie, “South Park: Larger, Longer, and Unlisted”, that was nominated for Academy Award Next year.

And although Brady may have regrets for a joke, it’s Some thought some to be among the series’ most mixed.

Brady returned him for heels International Women’s Daydividing his thoughts about the recent treatment of Hollywood treatment of women with Fox.

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“I think you should always improve. I mean, women are 51% of the population, so it should always be 50% [female in writers’ rooms]. But I really was lucky, you know, ‘South Park’ Writers’ room was always 50-50, male-female … but The best part about Hollywood Does no one keep it a woman out. So I never feel like … [it’s] Old Boys network. “

An industrial veteran, which for the Amazon Prime Video created the upcoming animated series “#1 Happy Family USA”, also excluded today for a joke and whether it was Change of culture She was thinking of a change in comedy since she first started:

“I think you have to be more careful now, what do you say. ‘South Park’ had an episode in which they represented… I am I won’t say what it was, but it was just someone you wouldn’t want to represent on the show … And you could do it 20 years ago, but you can’t do it now, “Brady said.

“I’m kind of two minds about it because I mean The idea of ​​canceling culture And things you can’t say … I think time is changing and I think it’s good to go sometimes, “Oh, you shouldn’t do something like that, a racist phrase that your grandparents would use.” And that somehow develops. “

Brady added that he did not believe that the comedy was necessarily “stifled”, just that “you need to be smarter to make a joke.”

The co -founder of “Lady Dynamite” continued to explain it Comedy refers to the construction of trust with its audience.

“[It’s about] knowing that someone is not attacking you. And to earn that trust, it changed. But I think it’s fun. How can you joke now, where are everyone jokingly? I think it’s a trick. No one wants to feel bad and, you know, we don’t want to do things that make people feel bad. “

During the interview, Brady also took the opportunity to boast Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld As a comedian today he enjoys watching.

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Fox News’ Kayla Bailey contributed to this report.