Cruise axe for South Park
What we'll miss ... how Tom might look on show
HOLLYWOOD - Tom
Cruise has reportedly stopped an episode of South Park that mocks him
from being aired in Britain. The show, in which Nicole Kidman
and Cruise's fellow Scientologist John Travolta
are depicted attempting to
coax an animated version of the actor out of a closet, caused controversy when
broadcast in the U.S. The cartoon Kidman tells Cruise, "Don't you think this has gone on
long enough ? It's time for you to come out of the closet. You're not fooling
anyone"—referring to allegations about Cruise's sexuality. According to
TheRegister.co.uk, Paramount has agreed not to show the episode again, after Cruise complained. A source tells
the site, "Tom is famously very litigious and will go to great lengths to
protect his reputation. Tom was said not to like the episode and Paramount just
didn't dare risk showing it again. It's a shame that UK audiences will never see
it because it's very funny."
W.
January 19, 2006
Notice
of anti-scientologie :
By
acting this way, Tom Cruise shows that
he only obeys his sect, the episode
attacking more the scientology itself
than Cruise’s own proselytism. What
bothers the scientology is the fact
that the show revealed the ultimate
superior hidden revelation (they say
“knowledge”) of the cult. (Oh my god
! What a sacrilege, help us Tom!).
Also,
since the airing of the controversial
South Park’s episode, the scientology
is losing followers. A growing number
of victims are deceived by the lack
of intellectual honesty of Mr. David
Miscavige, a “pope-wannabe” of a Church
who pretends having 8 millions followers
in the world … but who refuses to read our mail.
A very sad Church, very little men.
- Help
me ! ... Help me ! ... All
hands ! ...All hands ! ...
- These
women HAVE a «misunderstood
word»
- about my
«Church with unlimited irresponsibility»
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