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    'South Park' Tom Cruise rerun is back
    Big News Network (UPI)
    Wednesday 12th July, 2006  


    Comedy Central has returned the South Park episode Trapped in the Closet, which makes fun of Tom Cruise and Scientology, back to the lineup, airing July 19.

    The Emmy-nominated episode was removed from the shows rerun schedule in May, much to the dissatisfaction of South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the Daily Variety reported Wednesday.

    The gesture was a big step toward repairing the rift that developed between the company and South Park's creators.

    Parker and Stone were told the episode was yanked because Cruise was unhappy with it. The actor was in the process of launching Mission: Impossible III for Paramount, and Viacom owns both Paramount and Comedy Central.

    It's true we are not as big as Tom Cruise, but we've done two movies for Viacom and 10 years of 'South Park' episodes, and this has been our home, Stone said. If they hadn't put this episode back on the air, we'd have had serious issues, and we wouldn't be doing anything else with them.

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