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This is a video that compares how South Park has changed over its 20 seasons, focusing on aspects such as the creation process, the style of humor, the characters, the title sequence, the fans, and the episode structure. It highlights how the show has evolved from crude and juvenile comedy to sharp and satirical commentary, and how it has switched to a serialized format in recent seasons. It also mentions some of the references, spoofs, and controversies that the show has made over the years. The video ends with a question for the viewers and a reminder to subscribe to Channel Frederator.
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1. South Park is a raunchy cartoon that premiered on Comedy Central 20 years ago.
2. South Park uses a six-day production schedule and computer animation to create its distinctive style.
3. South Park's humor has become more satirical and cynical over the years, and has shifted its focus to more adult characters.
4. South Park's opening sequence and song have changed several times over the years, with the latest version being in 3D.
5. South Park has faced some controversies and criticisms from various groups, but has also gained recognition and acceptance from some fans and authorities.
6. South Park switched to a serialized structure in season 19, with episodes being connected under a common theme.