unadulterated landslide

[olive]

at the end of SOUTH PARK last night .

[Mac_Man_Dan]

i believe Family Guy did a lyrical part of Landslide a few years ago- if i can find the episode on the DVD, ill see if i can add it, if this is what this thread meant.... if it didnt, ignore my post:D

[mylittledemon]

at the end of SOUTH PARK last night .

What does that even mean?

[STEVEHEDRICK]

yeah I think this is cool!

[michelej1]

What does that even mean?

It must have been played at the end of last night's South Park episode.

Michele

[WildHearted]

Didn't this first air a while ago?

And Stevie even talked about it, and mentioned the old episode where a goat was mistaken for her, etc.

[Fiver]

^ Woah, what'd she say?

[GODDESS6]

Didn't this first air a while ago?

And Stevie even talked about it, and mentioned the old episode where a goat was mistaken for her, etc.

they used the song for last years 'south park' season finale & again for the season opener~ i loved it!!!~

[WildHearted]

^ Woah, what'd she say?

KBCO: *I was wondering if you had seen the episode of the animated series South Park where they used 'Landslide' recently.

STEVIE: I haven't seen it, but I okay'd it. They called me and asked me. It was going into production the next day, and I was in London doing press. You know, I like South Park, and I like the two guys that do it. I think they're really funny and I think that they're relevant. You know, they already did an episode kind of about me a long time ago, and I got kidnapped by the Afghanistan people and they sent the army in to get me. Yes, I was a little goat in a cape. But who cares? It was hysterical. The fact is, they sent the whole army in to get me.*

KBCO: What's interesting when you see it, Stevie, is that they use the song without any irony whatsoever. They use it affectionately and they use it poignantly and that's something that they do not normally do. So in a way, they paid great respect to you. It's not mocking in any way, shape, or form. It's actually strangely touching, they way they used it.

STEVIE: Stan's parents were getting divorced, right? That's all I knew about it - and that they wanted to use 'Landslide.' And I went, "Well, totally cool." You know, you have to roll with the punches here and those guys are so clever. C'mon, we all watch South Park.

[olive]

KBCO: *I was wondering if you had seen the episode of the animated series South Park where they used 'Landslide' recently.

STEVIE: I haven't seen it, but I okay'd it. They called me and asked me. It was going into production the next day, and I was in London doing press. You know, I like South Park, and I like the two guys that do it. I think they're really funny and I think that they're relevant. You know, they already did an episode kind of about me a long time ago, and I got kidnapped by the Afghanistan people and they sent the army in to get me. Yes, I was a little goat in a cape. But who cares? It was hysterical. The fact is, they sent the whole army in to get me.*

KBCO: What's interesting when you see it, Stevie, is that they use the song without any irony whatsoever. They use it affectionately and they use it poignantly and that's something that they do not normally do. So in a way, they paid great respect to you. It's not mocking in any way, shape, or form. It's actually strangely touching, they way they used it.

STEVIE: Stan's parents were getting divorced, right? That's all I knew about it - and that they wanted to use 'Landslide.' And I went, "Well, totally cool." You know, you have to roll with the punches here and those guys are so clever. C'mon, we all watch South Park.

thanks for posting this , so now all those who were so P!$$ed off at Matt and Trey and never saw this the first time can see knew .

[MarkMc1990]

I love that Stevie watches South Park!

[mylittledemon]

what is unadulterated landslide, though?

[michelej1]

what is unadulterated landslide, though?

Landslide that has not been altered, edited, spliced for joke purposes, etc.

Michele

[Fiver]

Thanks for posting that, WildHearted!