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Exactly how long it took Universal to stop selling the ET 20th Anniversary Edition
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** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along. In real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' and made sure all future theatrical and home releases of the film were the original version, and never edited his movies again. Meanwhile, Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights. Creator/FrancisFordCoppola, who briefly appears late in the episode, would also re-edit ''Film/ApocalypseNow'' once again in 2019.
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** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along. In real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' by the time the changes and this episode turned 10, and made sure all future theatrical and home releases of the film were the original version, and never edited his movies again. Meanwhile, Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights. Creator/FrancisFordCoppola, who briefly appears late in the episode, would also re-edit ''Film/ApocalypseNow'' once again in 2019.
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* ValuesResonance: On the current streaming era where movies, tv shows and video games can be edited to removed stuff can be consider offensive, slap with content warnings about "outdated content", get re-makes that are "uptaded for the current era" losing what may them special in the process, or in the worst case, the owners refusing to re-release it to avoid any kind of controversy, the main plot of the episode about keeping art as it was made and the parodies of Lucas and Spielberg upating their movies (like changing "Nazi" to "Person with political differences" on Saving Private Ryan) can be seen as more important than ever.
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* ValuesResonance: On the current streaming era where movies, tv TV shows and video games can be edited to removed stuff can be consider offensive, slap slapped with content warnings about "outdated content", get re-makes getting remakes that are "uptaded "updated for the current era" losing what may made them special in the process, or in the worst case, the owners refusing to re-release it to avoid any kind of controversy, the main plot of the episode about keeping art as it was made and the parodies of Lucas and Spielberg upating updating their movies (like changing "Nazi" to "Person with political differences" on Saving Private Ryan) can be seen as more important than ever.
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** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along. In real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' and made sure all future theatrical and home releases of the film were the original version, and never edited his movies again. Meanwhile, Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights. Creator/FrancisFordCoppola, who briefly appears late in the episode, would also re-edit ''Film/ApocalypseNow'' once again in 2019.
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** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along. In real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' and made sure all future theatrical and home releases of the film were the original version, and never edited his movies again. Meanwhile, Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights. Creator/FrancisFordCoppola, who briefly appears late in the episode, would also re-edit ''Film/ApocalypseNow'' once again in 2019.2019.
* ValuesResonance: On the current streaming era where movies, tv shows and video games can be edited to removed stuff can be consider offensive, slap with content warnings about "outdated content", get re-makes that are "uptaded for the current era" losing what may them special in the process, or in the worst case, the owners refusing to re-release it to avoid any kind of controversy, the main plot of the episode about keeping art as it was made and the parodies of Lucas and Spielberg upating their movies (like changing "Nazi" to "Person with political differences" on Saving Private Ryan) can be seen as more important than ever.
* ValuesResonance: On the current streaming era where movies, tv shows and video games can be edited to removed stuff can be consider offensive, slap with content warnings about "outdated content", get re-makes that are "uptaded for the current era" losing what may them special in the process, or in the worst case, the owners refusing to re-release it to avoid any kind of controversy, the main plot of the episode about keeping art as it was made and the parodies of Lucas and Spielberg upating their movies (like changing "Nazi" to "Person with political differences" on Saving Private Ryan) can be seen as more important than ever.
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** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along. In real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' and made sure all future theatrical and home releases of the film were the original version. Meanwhile, Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights. Creator/FrancisFordCoppola, who briefly appears late in the episode, would also re-edit ''Film/ApocalypseNow'' once again in 2019.
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** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along. In real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' and made sure all future theatrical and home releases of the film were the original version.version, and never edited his movies again. Meanwhile, Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights. Creator/FrancisFordCoppola, who briefly appears late in the episode, would also re-edit ''Film/ApocalypseNow'' once again in 2019.
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Firstly, it hasn't (quite) been twenty years. Secondly, that was a bit of Self Deprecation on the part of the creators
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** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along. In real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' and made sure all future theatrical and home releases of the film were the original version. Meanwhile, Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights. Creator/FrancisFordCoppola, who briefly appears late in the episode, would also re-edit ''Film/ApocalypseNow'' once again in 2019.
* ValuesDissonance: Stan's line "that's gay" in response to Kyle saying the edits to ''E.T.'' were made to make it more politically correct comes off as rather homophobic to a modern audience on account of [[SocietyMarchesOn social changes]] regarding homosexuality.
* ValuesDissonance: Stan's line "that's gay" in response to Kyle saying the edits to ''E.T.'' were made to make it more politically correct comes off as rather homophobic to a modern audience on account of [[SocietyMarchesOn social changes]] regarding homosexuality.
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** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along. In real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' and made sure all future theatrical and home releases of the film were the original version. Meanwhile, Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights. Creator/FrancisFordCoppola, who briefly appears late in the episode, would also re-edit ''Film/ApocalypseNow'' once again in 2019.
* ValuesDissonance: Stan's line "that's gay" in response to Kyle saying the edits to ''E.T.'' were made to make it more politically correct comes off as rather homophobic to a modern audience on account of [[SocietyMarchesOn social changes]] regarding homosexuality.2019.
* ValuesDissonance: Stan's line "that's gay" in response to Kyle saying the edits to ''E.T.'' were made to make it more politically correct comes off as rather homophobic to a modern audience on account of [[SocietyMarchesOn social changes]] regarding homosexuality.
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** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along. In real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' and made sure all future theatrical and home releases of the film were the original version. Meanwhile, Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights. Creator/FrancisFordCoppola, who briefly appears late in the episode, would also re-edit ''Film/ApocalypseNow'' once again in 2019.
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** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along. In real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' and made sure all future theatrical and home releases of the film were the original version. Meanwhile, Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights. Creator/FrancisFordCoppola, who briefly appears late in the episode, would also re-edit ''Film/ApocalypseNow'' once again in 2019.2019.
* ValuesDissonance: Stan's line "that's gay" in response to Kyle saying the edits to ''E.T.'' were made to make it more politically correct comes off as rather homophobic to a modern audience on account of [[SocietyMarchesOn social changes]] regarding homosexuality.
* ValuesDissonance: Stan's line "that's gay" in response to Kyle saying the edits to ''E.T.'' were made to make it more politically correct comes off as rather homophobic to a modern audience on account of [[SocietyMarchesOn social changes]] regarding homosexuality.
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** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along. In real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' and made sure all future theatrical and home releases of the film were the original version. Meanwhile, Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights.
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** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along. In real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' and made sure all future theatrical and home releases of the film were the original version. Meanwhile, Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights. Creator/FrancisFordCoppola, who briefly appears late in the episode, would also re-edit ''Film/ApocalypseNow'' once again in 2019.
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** This episode lampoons the amount of [[GeorgeLucasAlteredVersion George Lucas Altered Versions]] that were coming out at the time, complete with a ParodyCommercial for a remastered version of Recap/SouthParkS1E1CartmanGetsAnAnalProbe. Recently, with Trey and Matt going back and remastering the earlier episodes in HD, that includes making similar changes to the animation and adding extra sound effects and music.
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** This episode lampoons the amount of [[GeorgeLucasAlteredVersion George Lucas Altered Versions]] that were coming out at the time, complete with a ParodyCommercial for a remastered version of Recap/SouthParkS1E1CartmanGetsAnAnalProbe. Recently, with "[[Recap/SouthParkS1E1CartmanGetsAnAnalProbe Cartman Gets an Anal Probe]]." A decade later, Trey and Matt going went back and remastering remastered the earlier episodes in HD, that includes including making similar changes to the animation and adding extra sound effects and music.music (albeit the changes are generally subtle enough that you won't notice the difference unless you're watching the original and HD versions side-by-side).
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** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along. In real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' and made sure all future theatrical and home releases were of the film were the original version. Meanwhile, Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights.
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** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along. In real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' and made sure all future theatrical and home releases were of the film were the original version. Meanwhile, Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights.
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** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along, when in real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'', while Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights.
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** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along, when in along. In real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'', while ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' and made sure all future theatrical and home releases were of the film were the original version. Meanwhile, Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights.
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* HilariousInHindsight: This episode lampoons the amount of [[GeorgeLucasAlteredVersion George Lucas Altered Versions]] that were coming out at the time, complete with a ParodyCommercial for a remastered version of Recap/SouthParkS1E1CartmanGetsAnAnalProbe. Recently, with Trey and Matt going back and remastering the earlier episodes in HD, that includes making similar changes to the animation and adding extra sound effects and music.
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* HilariousInHindsight: HilariousInHindsight:
** This episode lampoons the amount of [[GeorgeLucasAlteredVersion George Lucas Altered Versions]] that were coming out at the time, complete with a ParodyCommercial for a remastered version of Recap/SouthParkS1E1CartmanGetsAnAnalProbe. Recently, with Trey and Matt going back and remastering the earlier episodes in HD, that includes making similar changes to the animation and adding extra sound effects andmusic.music.
** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along, when in real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'', while Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights.
** This episode lampoons the amount of [[GeorgeLucasAlteredVersion George Lucas Altered Versions]] that were coming out at the time, complete with a ParodyCommercial for a remastered version of Recap/SouthParkS1E1CartmanGetsAnAnalProbe. Recently, with Trey and Matt going back and remastering the earlier episodes in HD, that includes making similar changes to the animation and adding extra sound effects and
** The episode portrays Steven Spielberg as the mastermind behind all the alterations being made, with George Lucas weakly following along, when in real life, Spielberg came to regret changing ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'', while Lucas continued to alter the ''Franchise/StarWars'' films up until Disney bought the rights.
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* HilariousInHindsight: This episode lampoons the amount of [[GeorgeLucasAlteredVersion George Lucas Altered Versions]] that were coming out at the time, complete with a ParodyCommercial for a remastered version of Recap/SouthParkS1E1CartmanGetsAnAnalProbe. Recently, with Trey and Matt going back and remastering the earlier episodes in HD, that includes making similar changes to the animation and adding extra sound effects and music.
