History Trivia / SouthParkS14E6TwoHundredOne

* ExecutiveMeddling: The Kyle's, Jesus' and Santa's speech at the end that basically says "the only way to avoid being mocked is through threats of violence" was censored by overly long, ear-blistering bleeps due to Comedy Central fearing violent retaliations, ironically enough. It created an unintentional case of CensoredForComedy, making some people think that it was Matt Stone and Trey Parker's idea all along, until they released a statement after it aired:

* BannedEpisode: This episode will '''''never''''' be shown on TV again due to the uproar it caused over visually depicting Muhammad. It can be seen on the home video releases, but only in its aired, censored form. Meanwhile, streaming platforms[[note]]i.e. Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, the iTunes Store, and the show's official website[[/note]], and DVD sets in other countries don't even have this episode, nor do they have "[[Recap/SouthParkS14E5TwoHundred 200]]" and "[[Recap/SouthParkS5E3SuperBestFriends Super Best Friends]]" due to the controversy this episode caused. On top of the aforementioned episodes, HBO Max also banned the "Cartoon Wars" two-parter for the same reasons. Also, the scene where Buddha is depicted snorting cocaine alongside Jesus looking at pornography, showing the {{Double Standard}}s of parodying religious figures, ironically got the episode and the entire series banned in UsefulNotes/SriLanka.

* ExecutiveMeddling: The Kyle's, Jesus' and Santa's speech at the end that basically says "the only way to avoid being mocked is through threats of violence" was censored by overly long, ear-blistering bleeps due to Comedy Central fearing violent retaliations, ironically enough. It created an unintentional case of CensoredForComedy, making some people think that it was Matt Stone and Trey Parker's idea all along, until they released a statement after it aired.

* ExecutiveMeddling: The Kyle's, Jesus' and Santa's speech at the end that basically says "the only way to avoid being mocked is through threats of violence" was censored by overly long, ear-blistering bleeps due to Comedy Central fearing violent retaliations, ironically enough. It created an unintentional case of CensoredForComedy, making some people think that it was Matt Stone and Trey Parker's idea all along.

* BannedEpisode: This episode will '''''never''''' be shown on TV again due to the uproar it caused over visually depicting Muhammad. It can be seen on DVD, but only in its aired, censored form. Meanwhile, streaming platforms[[note]]i.e. Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, the iTunes Store, and the show's official website[[/note]], and DVD sets in other countries don't even have this episode, nor do they have "[[Recap/SouthParkS14E5TwoHundred 200]]" and "[[Recap/SouthParkS5E3SuperBestFriends Super Best Friends]]" due to the controversy this episode caused. On top of the aforementioned episodes, HBO Max also banned the "Cartoon Wars" two-parter for the same reasons. Also, the scene where Buddha is depicted snorting cocaine alongside Jesus looking at pornography, showing the {{Double Standard}}s of parodying religious figures, ironically got the episode and the entire series banned in UsefulNotes/SriLanka.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The only way to watch this episode legally is through some DVD releases that includes it and, even then, it's the censored version. Due to a Website/FourChan user pulling the original, uncensored version from South Park Studios, however, it can still be found in torrents and on some obscure streaming sites. A small part of it, the uncensored version of Kyle's speech, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAtGaz4UmMU can be found on]] Website/YouTube.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The only way to watch this episode legally is through some DVD releases that includes it and, even then, it's the censored version. Due to a Website/FourChan user pulling the original, uncensored version from South Park Studios, however, it can still be found in torrents and on some obscure streaming sites. A small part of it, the uncensored version of Kyle's speech, can be found on Website/YouTube.

* ExecutiveMeddling: The Kyle's, Jesus' and Santa's speech at the end that basically says "the only way to avoid being mocked is through threats of violence" was censored by overly long, ear-blistering bleeps due to Comedy Central fearing violent retaliations, ironically enough. It created an unintentional case of CensoredForComedy, making some people think that it was Matt Stone and Tray Parker idea all along.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The only way to watch this episode legally is through some DVD releases that includes it and, even then, it's the censored version. Due to a [[ImageBoards 4chan]] user pulling the original, uncensored version from South Park Studios, however, it can still be found in torrents and on some obscure streaming sites. A small part of it, the uncensored version of Kyle's speech, can be found on Website/YouTube.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The only way to watch this episode legally is through some DVD releases that includes it and, even then, it's the censored version. Due to a ''[[ImageBoards 4chan]]'' user pulling the original, uncensored version from South Park Studios, however, it can still be found in torrents and on some obscure streaming sites. A small part of it, the uncensored version of Kyle's speech, can be found on ''Website/YouTube''.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The only way to watch this episode legally is through some DVD releases that includes it and, even then, it's the censored version. Due to a ''[[ImageBoards 4chan]''] user pulling the original, uncensored version from South Park Studios, however, it can still be found in torrents and on some obscure streaming sites. A small part of it, the uncensored version of Kyle's speech, can be found on ''Website/YouTube''.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The only way to watch this episode legally is through some DVD releases that includes it and, even then, it's the censored version. Due to a [[ImageBoards 4chan]] user pulling the original, uncensored version from South Park Studios, however, it can still be found in torrents and on some obscure streaming sites. A small part of it, the uncensored version of Kyle's speech, can be found on YouTube.

* BannedEpisode: This episode will '''''never''''' be shown on TV again due to the uproar it caused over visually depicting Muhammad. It can be seen on DVD, but only in its aired, censored form (for some people, that's better than no episode at all). Meanwhile, Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, the iTunes Store, the show's official website, and DVD sets in other countries don't even have this episode (nor do they have "[[Recap/SouthParkS14E5TwoHundred 200]]" and "Super Best Friends" due to the controversy this episode caused. HBO Max took it a step further and also banned the "Cartoon Wars" two-parter[[note]]the episode that started a FandomRivalry between ''South Park'' fans and ''Family Guy'' fans, and also included a plot point about a show that catches heat for visually depicting Muhammad[[/note]], along with "Super Best Friends" and "200"/"201").
** The scene where Buddha is depicted snorting cocaine alongside Jesus looking at pornography, showing the {{Double Standard}}s of parodying religious figures, ironically got the episode and the entire series banned in UsefulNotes/SriLanka.

* LifeImitatesArt: Looks like Comedy Central "pussed out" like in the "Cartoon Wars" episodes.

* BannedEpisode: This episode will '''''never''''' be shown on TV again due to the uproar it caused over visually depicting Muhammad. It can be seen on DVD, but only in its aired, censored form (but, for some people, that's better than no episode at all). Meanwhile, Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, the iTunes Store, the show's official website, and DVD sets in other countries don't even have this episode (nor do they have "[[Recap/SouthParkS14E5TwoHundred 200]]" and "Super Best Friends" due to the controversy this episode caused).

* BannedEpisode: This episode will '''''never''''' be shown on TV again due to the uproar it caused over visually depicting Muhammad. It can be seen on DVD, but only in its aired, censored form (but, for some people, that's better than no episode at all). Meanwhile, Netflix, Hulu, the iTunes Store, the show's official website, and DVD sets in other countries don't even have this episode (nor do they have "[[Recap/SouthParkS14E5TwoHundred 200]]" and "Super Best Friends" due to the controversy this episode caused).

* LifeImitatesArt: Looks like Comedy Central "pussed out" like in the "Cartoon Wars" episodes.

* CreatorBacklash: Creator/TreyParkerAndMattStone were ''not'' happy about what Creator/ComedyCentral did to this episode.

** The scene where Buddha is depicted snorting cocaine, showing the {{Double Standard}}s of parodying religious figures, ironically got the episode and the entire series banned in UsefulNotes/SriLanka.

* BannedEpisode: This episode will '''''never''''' be shown on TV again due to the uproar it caused over visually depicting Muhammad. It can be seen on DVD, but only in its aired, censored form (but, for some people, that's better than no episode at all). Meanwhile, Netflix, Hulu, the iTunes Store, the show's official website, and DVD sets in other countries don't even have this episode (nor do they have "200" and "The Super Best Friends" due to the controversy this episode caused).

* BannedEpisode: This episode will '''''never''''' be shown on TV again due to the uproar it caused over visually depicting Mohammed. It can be seen on DVD, but only in its aired, censored form (but, for some people, that's better than no episode at all). Meanwhile, Netflix, Hulu, the show's official website, and DVD sets in other countries don't even have this episode (nor do they have "200" and "The Super Best Friends" due to the controversy this episode caused).

** The scene where Buddha is depicted snorting cocaine, showing the {{Double Standard}}s of parodying religious figures, ironically got the episode and the entire series banned in Sri Lanka.

** The scene where Buddha is depicted snorting cocaine, showing the {{Double Standard}}s of parodying religious figures, ironically got the episode banned in Sri Lanka.

* CreatorBacklash: TreyParkerAndMattStone were ''not'' happy about what ComedyCentral did to this episode.

** The scene where Buddha is shown snorting cocaine, showing the {{Double Standard}}s of parodying religious figures, ironically got the episode banned in Sri Lanka.

* LifeImitatesArt: Looks like Comedy Central "pussed out" like in the "Cartoon Wars" episodes.

* BannedEpisode: This episode will never be shown on TV again. It can be seen on DVD, but only in its aired, censored form (but hey, that's better than no episode at all). Meanwhile, Netflix and the show's official website don't even have this episode (nor do they have "200" and "The Super Best Friends" due to the controversy this episode caused).