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'''Comedy Central''' is a cable and satellite television channel that has a cult following among [[liberals]], and particularly adolescents. It features cartoons, including [[South Park]], and [[liberal]] programs including [[The Daily Show]] with [[Jon Stewart]] and [[Colbert Report|The Colbert Report]] with [[Stephen Colbert]]. It airs from the west side of [[Manhattan]].
'''Comedy Central''' is a cable and satellite television channel, whose following prominently features adolescents. It features cartoons, including [[South Park]], and [[liberal]] programs including [[The Daily Show]] with [[Jon Stewart]] and [[Colbert Report|The Colbert Report]] with [[Stephen Colbert]]. It airs from the west side of [[Manhattan]].
==Shows==
[[The Daily Show]]: A liberal-leaning parody news show hosted by [[Jon Stewart]].<br />
[[The Colbert Report]]: The sister show of The Daily Show, hosted by [[Stephen Colbert]] who satirically portrays conservative commentators.<br />
[[South Park]]: An cartoon based around the lives of 4 elementary school children in a Colorado Mountain Town and pokes fun at pop-culture and politics.<br />
==Hypocritical Censorship==
==Hypocritical Censorship==
Comedy Central has been guilty of selective censorship, refusing to show an unoffensive clip featuring the Islamic prophet [[Muhammad]] in an episode of [[South Park]]. This is despite allowing ongoing obscenity and degradation of Christian beliefs in a number of its programs. This act of censorship was highly ironic, as it came at the end of a double episode dedicated to condemning [[Fox_Network|Fox]] for refusing to depict Muhammad.
Comedy Central has been guilty of selective censorship, refusing to show an unoffensive clip featuring the Islamic prophet [[Muhammad]] in an episode of [[South Park]]. This is despite allowing ongoing obscenity and degradation of Christian beliefs in a number of its programs. This act of censorship was highly ironic, as it came at the end of a double episode dedicated to condemning [[Fox_Network|Fox]] for refusing to depict Muhammad.
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