Recently, I’ve been given a hard time by my fellow millennials over my insistence on purchasing physical copies of movies, music, and video games. Today, I’d like to once again take my victory lap.
It’s a lot of legal kerfuffle, but I’ll try to explain why I’m celebrating.
South Park‘s exclusive streaming deal with Max, formerly and soon-to-be once again HBO Max, is set to end on Jun. 30 this year. The show, along with its entire back catalog of 26 seasons worth of episodes, one theatrical movie, and eight made-for-streaming specials, is expected to stream on Paramount+ starting Jul. 1, unless a new deal with Max is made.
Unfortunately, because of South Park‘s impending relocation to Paramount+, a ton of episodes of the animated sitcom will reportedly be censored, according to recent reports.
Per Max’s $500 million 2019 deal with Paramount Global, their…
