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'South Park' season premiere: Tiger Woods got golf-clubbed
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From Entertainment Weekly:
The South Park boys enjoyed a new video game last night, a new Tiger Woods game in which players can make Woods' wife beat him with a golf club. (Cartman, thumbing the controls wildly, used his "Pre-Nup Power-Up Option"; instead of losing points, Woods "loses endorsements.")
This episode, titled "Sexual Healing," was a set-up for a South Park carpet-bombing of all celebrity sex-related scandals and sex-addiction therapy, with David Letterman, Charlie Sheen, Bill Clinton, and David Duchovny among those cartooned by creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker.
But the 14th season premiere wasn't really slamming Woods and other famous names -- it was doing its usual trick of satirizing a media that gets all huffy and self-righteous about bad behavior. South Park also lampooned the mini-industry of sex-addiction therapy, having Kyle and Butters undergo school-mandated therapy for finding a picture of a naked woman interesting.
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