By Ed Bark<\/p>\n
The Dallas Morning News<\/p>\n
(MCT)<\/p>\n
PASADENA, Calif. – Heralded by a Comedy Central news release that childishly spews an expletive in its headline, “South Park” turns 10 this fall without really growing up.<\/p>\n
Its foul-their-nests fourth-graders, now roughly the same age as the show, continue to vex the suits at the network’s mighty corporate parent, Viacom. Creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker, now comfortably rich, remain unbowed if a little bruised.<\/p>\n
“This is `South Park.’ And we absolutely rip on everyone in really horrible, terrible ways,” Parker matter-of-factly told TV critics Thursday.<\/p>\n
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