Isaac Hayes Quits South Park

[Dade]

This up on The Flick Filosopher!

http://www.flickfilosopher.com/blog/2006/03/isaac_hayes_cinemastrologist_n.html#more

[Vanguard]

I'm in agreeance with the hypocrisy comments.

[Dincrest]

Last night's epsiode of South Park (which was all about the Isaac Hayes leaving) was hysterical.

[Urban Sketch]

How did they go about Chef leaving on the show?

[Dincrest]

You have to see the episode "The Return of Chef" to find out.  Whether you catch it on Comedy Central or view it online or whatever, you gotta see it.  It's to die for.

I ain't gonna spoil it.

[Scree]

My only complaint is that they didn't put more oomph into getting him off the show.

[Dave]

Um...

Code:

Being hit by lightning, burned alive, falling on jagged rocks, getting impaled, receiving multiple gunshot wounds, and finally being mauled and split into pieces by a mountain lion AND a grizzly bear, only to later be brought to life as Darth Chef

isn't enough oomph?

[Scree]

I just thought it should have been more brutal

[Merkava]

That's still not brutal enough for you? What do you even want? :P

[Chimpbot]

I just thought it should have been more brutal

I think you missed the overall point. Did you even listen to Kyle's(I believe it was Kyle, anyway...) closing monologue? He said that they ultimately should not and do not hate Chef(Hayes), but they hate the "stupid club" he was in.

Sure, they're pissed off and angry about the situation...but they're obviously blaming Scientology more than Hayes himself for this situation. It's not entirely his fault; it's a controlling and manipulative pseudo-religion that essentially brainwashes it's members into marching lockstep. They didn't like what South Park had said, so they probably told him to quit. And he did.

I think they gave the character a proper sendoff...and besides, now they have a possible "villain character" to use from time to time. Darth Chef can always occasionally pop in for some comedic evil.