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Anyone who saw Wednesday night’s new episode of South Park was likely a bit queasy upon their Crate & Barrel olive-colored sectionals. The episode’s subject matter dealt with the jagged edges of words as the boys demystified and changed the meaning of the f-bomb, a well-intentioned commentary that GLAAD feels will be lost on the majority of South Park viewers.

(You can view the episode entirety here)

To participate in GLAAD’s call to action, the organization has provided the following contact information to voice your opinion to South Park and Comedy Central:

GLAAD encourages you to contact Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of South Park, as well as Comedy Central, to share your personal stories of the negative impact ...

"Poker Face" is certainly having its cultural moment. Last week saw South Park's Cartman holding 'em like they do in Texas, and now we have Christopher Walken give his best method acting treatment to Lady Gaga's hit song.