Subject Matter in South Park - Literature

Literature

  • In "A Ladder to Heaven", kittylitter is a collection of books.
  • In "Pip", the book Great Expectations is parodied throughout.
  • In "The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs", books that (allegedly) cause the death of a major celebrity are often barred from sale. It is also a fact that if an author finds success, people will always assume that the written work contains hidden meanings.
  • Every author is obsessed with receiving approval from Oprah Winfrey, especially Towelie.

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