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- South Park: The Return of Chef Reaction (Season 10, Episode 1)
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Hey there, I have been wanting to talk with you, I watch all the time. Can we chop it up?
Isaac Hayes and the creators of South Park got into it about whatever( I always assume it's money)🤷♀️ Isaac Hayes quit and smart nerds who draw cartoons CREATIVELY went above beyond and Below whatever it means to get your lick back🤦♀️
The amount of disrespectful Petty that they put into this episode lets me know how much they appreciated and needed him.
That was me looking on the bright side🙃
PS the reason Chef's audio is broken up is because after Isaac Hayes quit they have no more new content so they took everything prior and had fun in the worst way😄🙉🙈🙊
@avislcuriel it wasn't money. Isaac was into Scientology and didn't like that they poked fun at his religion one time so he exited his contract prompting them to stitch together his voice lines to make this episode and write him out of the show out of spite.
Yes this episode was HIGHLY personal to Matt and Tray. So Chef's voice actor was into Scientology and got offended that they poked fun at his religion prompting him to quit. They do that to everyone else including their own religion so I don't know why he assumed his wouldn't be in line. Anyway, they took a bunch of his old voice lines and used them to stitch this episode and the next one together to write his character out of the show. My personal beliefe is honestly that they did this out of spite to give him the finger for expecting special treatment which South Park simply doesn't do. Their was a whole offical special with Matt and Tray that went over all this which you can look up for yourself. That's how I'm so well informed on the matter.
Isaac Hayes didn't even quit South Park - Scientology did it for him when Hayes was hospitalized and recovering from a stroke. However, at the time, Matt and Trey thought that Hayes put out that press release announcing his departure from the show over their lampooning of Scientology, essentially saying Matt and Trey were bigoted against his religion, so his death was a bit personal as depicted on the show. It came out later through Hayes' son that his father didn't write, sign, or put out that press release at all. There was even a radio show appearance that Hayes did after the Scientology episode, asked about it, and dismissed it as "well those guys make fun of everybody" and didn't seem to give a shit. He did defend his Scientology beliefs but in a cool and respectable way so he wasn't incensed or upset at the episode or show. Scientology is a ruthless cult so it makes total sense that they'd exploit Hayes' health issues and quit the show for him without his knowledge or consent because they otherwise would've threatened to kick him out of their religion anyway. Sad situation all around but Chef really was a special part of that show. Just don't put it on Isaac Hayes for his departure - blame Scientology.
No, blame Canada.
@@Richard__Craniumthose flappy head deviants
Respect
Didn’t those monsters also cut funding to his medicaid when he was in the hospital?
I never heard the whole story. Good stuff! I am fine with any religion as long as they leave me alone. That one has always harmed its members and is intrusive on others' lives.
Chef was like the father figure to the kids especially Cartman.
R.I.P Isaac Hayes, he really nailed as Chef.
don't worry, hes in a better place
having his soul banged around the force field surrounding earth by ancient alien overlords
West siiiiiide
-Cartman
He was such an important father figure to cartman to the point he was convinced he was his dad long lived the best chef in cartoon history
@@notayoutubechannel.Chef was my father figure I used his philosophy in my life and now I make 7 figures a year. Without f Chef I would be homeless and dead today.
Damn, thats big
It’s hard to believe that at this point there has been more seasons of South Park without Chef than with him.
😢
Damn that’s crazy to think about 💔
Saddest part is Isaac didn't turn his back on Matt and Trey.
He was suffering medically and his entourage and Scientology said he quit and hid his illness.
So... if they were Honest chef would have had a heartfelt sendoff.
My understanding is they did not know that at the time of releasing this episode. It also could be interpreted as the cult forcing it to happen, as the entire episode is chef not being in control at all
Cartman shouting a move that Kenny then performs like he’s a fucking Pokémon kills me every time. Spin blossom nut squash is classic South Park.
1:28 Cartman crying over Chef leaving makes a ton of sense.
He loved Sloppy Joe day...
Chef was the closest to a dad he ever had😢
Now, he's all about processed meat-like substance day!
The show really hasn’t been the same without Chef.
RIP Issac Hayes
It was just find without a minor character lol
@@rhettsholtz2827no
@@rhettsholtz2827yeah and in my opinion it’s probably better without Chef, but from time to time I wonder how a lot of the seasons would’ve played out if Chef was still there
@@rhettsholtz2827you're wrong. Chef is a important character
@@rhettsholtz2827 Chef wasn't exactly a "minor" character by any stretch of the imagination. Maybe for his last 3 or 4 seasons, but besides that, not at all.
Love the direct callback to the Scientology episode “Trapped in the closet” with the whole
“This is what Super Adventure Club Actually Believes” part! 😂
And the part where Kyle mentions that El Ron Hubbard was busted by the FBI for having several young boys on his boat.
There was a radio interview with issac Hayes on Opie and Anthony about 6 months before his stroke. He was asked about all the different people that can be offended on South Park. He laughed and said, that if you’re on South Park, you have to be willing to laugh at everybody, even yourself. That’s why all the Christian, Jewish, Muslim, and all the other religious jokes were ok. Then when he had a stroke 6 moths later, it was reported that he quit the show because of them mocking Scientology, but if you take his comments 6 months earlier and combine them with the fact he was never seen quitting the show and the only statement came from the church of Scientology on his behalf, you can assume that he was in no shape to make a statement on anything. He was probably in rough shape because he died shortly after and the statement about South Park probably came from the church and not him. Even if it did come from him, it was clearly forced by his handlers because we know how he felt when his brain was fully working. RIP Issac Hayes. I wish they’d have one of his kids do the voice of Darth Chef to redeem him
soooooo Chef was doomed from the start i think, if he left his family would disown him and the church of scientology would take it personally.....matt and trey thought isaac was betraying them which led to what happened
i'm still very confused on this whole scientology thing
however i did hear nicole kidman lost her child to scientology
@@AlexisStreamsscientology is ruthless when it comes to families. Their practice of “disconnection” is the equivalent of Amish shunning, and if your entire family is in it, it’s a massive threat to hold over someone. There’s countless examples of this happening, and unfortunately many if not a majority, are in the “sea org” or Scientology’s “clergy,” who made $50/week at most, meaning if they leave, they literally have no money, no job or experience and are often times homeless.
It’s a *ruthless* cult, and the RPF or “rehabilitation project force” is the equivalent of a Scientology prison for those who try to leave and are caught.
@@patrickn8355 Damn that really sucks
Stan and Kyle are modelled on Matt and Trey as children. In this episode it felt they were displaying their hurt feelings on Issac Hayes leaving. They did not learn until a long time later that Issac wasn't responsible for leaving but his fruity little club - Scientology.
It’s always funny to see how long it takes someone to realize what they’re doing with Chef’s voice in this episode lol
chef’s voice sounds like a soundboard because at that time Isaac Hayes renounced after South Park’s episode mocking scientology, so they used several voice lines to make chef’s lines.
On revenge Matt and Trey made Chef a Ped- and killed him once for all.
He didnt really renouced, he got really sick at the time and died some time later.
Some says that the sicientology church has something to do with that. Course theres no proof
@@isacdamasceno6858oh I think there is. Those monster no doubtedly murdered Isaac.
@@isacdamasceno6858 Isaac's own son came forward with this revelation years later.
@@treyowen9213Come on, that is excessive. Really no need to murder a cult member for those people,they get power from having famous people join them.
The reason Chef was killed off is because of Isaac Hayes leaving the show, at the time people thought he left due to his relations with Scientology but I believe its been coming out that his entourage encouraged him to quit, especially after he'd suffered a stroke prior
Regardless however its evident why they basically make a mockery of the Chef character, and then use chopped lines from previous episodes as his entire dialogue
Other people are saying that Isaac hayes father came out and stated that Scientology was who put out the statement that Isaac would leave South Park while he was still in the hospital recovering, and he had no knowledge that they were planning to do that.
They used pre-recorded dialogue for Chefs lines in this episode. RIP Chef (1997-2006)
I love how concerned you are about Butters.
Dude he’s still try to get custody of him, and I really hope he does! Butters deserves better!
I felt really bad with how heartfelt our guy was at the beginning when Chef was going to find himself. “What is the meaning of life? Why are we here?”
The soundboard audio for Chef was so funny in context when the episode first aired and Isaac Hayes leaving the show was making headlines. The real story that came out years later was sad and pretty messed up tho.
16:05 - That was Elton John, he knew chef. For context, and content, you'll now have to watch the South Park episode "Chef Aid" S2 - E14
So Chef's voice lines in this episode are all spliced up and edited in from previous episodes. The leading theory is that Isaac Hayes left the show because of the scientology episode. Recently, though, there was a statement (family I think, but idk) where they say Isaac had deteriorating health. The church made the statement of his leaving from his behalf, and I dont think the man had personal beef with anyone from the show. RIP king
All because they thought he was butthurt over the Scientology episode when really Isaac Hayes had a stroke. That’s sad. He was the only adult kids would look up to. Plus the first adult shown in the entire series.
Is that what it happened? Thanks for the info!
For real, and then to find out after he’s dead that he didn’t even wanna leave the show. That the Scientologist lied on his behalf
@@DannyBedodamn that's fucked up smh
@@DisfunktionalTV poor chef. Now there are extremely rare references to his existence in the show.
@@DannyBedoI will say that whilst the terms of him leaving weren't great, regardless of whether he wanted to stay or not he definitely wasn't in a position to continue after his stroke imo, it really messed up his health and he passed away only 2 years later. But yeah, idk if that whole thing was the fault of Isaacs entourage or what
Soon as bro said “I’m assuming this club right here is Scientology?”
And me, eating chicken strips, “get ready to be appalled” LOL
Yes the “fruity little club” is Scientology. I think they had to say that because they were threatened
I think its cause Super Adventure club who go around molesting kids is just more funny, especially since trey and matt spent a whole episode trashing them in Trapped in the closet
Can u do some a few South Park thanksgiving episodes and plus Black Friday trilogy episodes
• S4 E13: Helen Keller the musical
• S15 E3: A history channel thanksgiving
Black Friday trilogy episodes
• S17 E7: Black Friday
• S17 E8: A song of A$$ and fire
• S17 E9: t^tt^es and dragons
• fun fact: the main reason why chef voice kinda different, it’s just because if u remember trapped the closet episode from S9(2005) he just quit South Park. Cause they made my fun of Scientology. So the voice was made of sound bytes of his previous voices. And then he died 2 years later in 2008
Rest in peace Isaac Hayes 1942-2008 💔.
I think what happened was that the voice actor got sick, had a stroke or something like that and the one who was answering for him was a member of scientology, he did not inform about the voice actor's condition and as he hated the program because they had made fun of scientology in the past he broke ties in a bad way with the program, then the misunderstanding happened and they decided to kill the character making fun of scientology again, unfortunately the voice actor never recovered to clear things up and died
The Super Adventure club is a stand-in for Scientology in this episode. Isaac Hayes was reported to have taken issue with Matt and Trey after the Scientology episode but the issue there is somewhat muddled. Representatives of the church bullied their way to speak on Hayes behalf while he was in the midst of medical issues which led to Matt and Trey severing ties. Hence this episode using mishmashed sound clips of Hayes voicing Chef throughout the show's history to craft his dialogue. The episode is a very on-the-nose depiction of what happened between the group from Matt and Trey's point of view. A fruity little club twisted the thoughts of their friend and turned them into someone they couldn't get along with anymore in good conscience so they parted ways.
Scientology does not believe that having relations with young children is a means to attain immortality. I suppose that whole detail being done in the same way as the Scientology episode stating bluntly "This is what Scientology actually believes" with captions on the screen was meant to refer back to that episode and tie the things together even further.
Unfortunately Isaac would pass away before being able to reconcile and talk with Matt and Trey about all of it. Scientology is vicious in its attacking and demonizing of people who are outspoken against it. People who have left Scientology often attest to having websites and misinformation spread about them online labeling them as child predators, adulturers, and all manner of awful things in order to preemptively discredit them should they ever speak ill of the religion. It does not help that when joining, and throughout their time in the church they are subjected to a process called auditing, which is somewhat similar to confession in Catholocism. They are told to admit to bad things they have done as a means of cleansing, but in reality it is a means for the Church to gather blackmail on members to be used against them in the case they ever leave the church, or threaten to go against them in any way.
I remember being both shocked and confused at the same time when I first saw this episode. I had no idea what it was about and why they did this to Chef (I do know the details now of course). It's sad to watch this episode now though because we don't get to hear his songs anymore tho. They're probably my favorite thing of the early seasons of this show. ❤
I still tear up at "We should hate that fruity little club for scrambling his brains."
Brief History, Matt and Trey (Creators of South Park) believe that Issac Hayes (Voice of Chef) left because of his ties to scientology. Especially after that "Coming Out of the Closet" Episode that made fun of them. They thought Issac simply left in disgust and have one of the scientology members come in and call the South Park Studio on behalf of Issac to quit the show. So, this episode was made in response to that interaction "Chef turning his back on us." and "That fruity little club messed him up." was a pretty obvious jab.
However, many years later, Issac's Son came out and revealed what really happened, Issac was extremely ill, so much that he ended up taking a break from voice acting. However, that gay fruity lil club took advantage of that and claimed to be representative of Issac on his behalf and told the South Park staff that he always wanted to quit the show.
Matt and Trey deeply regretted making "The Return of Chef" episode. After the truth came out.
This episode was gold … R.I.P Issac Hayes 😢 Thank you for reacting to this episode 🥺
Matt and Trey seriously did one of the beloved characters in all of animation dirty.
They were hurt because they thought Issac turn his back on them because of Scientology, but it’s now revealed that the Church made him leave while he was in the hospital
I miss chef, he was my fav character until Isaac died.
I wish he will be referenced in the future episodes.
With AI they can bring him back.
@@MikeJ2023 They don't need his voice to bring back Darth Chef though, but i guess there would be no point to doing that.
I know it’s kinda messed up but these dub lines still make me lmfao! 😂
Cartman has cried way more times than all the other main characters maybe combined
There's times where Eric was actually crying and there's times where he was just pretending to be hurt, Chef was really special to him, I don't blame him for crying.
They did piece together different lines because the actor who played Chef, Isaac Hayes, was forced to quit after the South Park Scientology episode. The church of Scientology forced Hayes, who is a Scientologist, to quit the show
11:45 - "Is that what the actually believe?"
Can't remember if you have watched it, but check out the episode "Trapped in the Closet" (S9 Ep12) where they do describe what the Scientologists actually believe. They use the same sign there when describing it so that people shouldn't think the South Park team makes it up because it seems so iwerd that anyone would believe it.
fun fact: "would you like a dance?" dancer now works at the south park school lol
Trey and Matt were assholes for doing this to chef, they just couldn't take it that he left them so they did him so dirty in this episode.
I agree. They were really dramatic and jumped to conclusions. The guy was your buddy for a long time,let him die in peace.
Yeah this was just like in the *_Eddsworld Legacy Finale_* the did *_TORD!_* dirty as in it completely ruined Tord's character.
I love how out of all the things they had to splice together, Chef saying "-your asshole, children!" wasn't one of them. lmao
This episode had to be made with older clips of his voice cause he left the show. This episode was their sendoff for him. The Super Adventurers club was actually the church of scientology. And in the credits everyone has the same fake name.
After the ending with Darth Chef, we never saw Chef again in the TV show, but Darth Chef does appear a with the final boss in the video game The Stick of Truth.
No its zombie chef
2:30 they did take out clips from all of South Park's episodes with Chef.
The actor - song writer quit the series after the writers attacked Scientology.
He thought they were his friends and got butt hurt when they insulted his religion. (What a hypocrite) He didn't have any problem with them slamming the Catholic Church or Mormons or even Jews. But criticize Scientology and he has a hissy fit and quits.
His entourage quit for him, he was in no mental state to do it himself due to a stroke nor did he want to quit, they also contributed to his death
Sooo... funny thing abiut this episode.
Isaac Hayes had been made to resign the show because the Church of Scientology did it during a time when he was hospitalized. See, he had a nasty strike that ruined the speech center of his brain, which meant that he'd barely be able to speak; let alone voice act and sing as Chef. Trey and Matt didn't know what happened and thought he just up and left (despite later radio interviews and his son later confirming that was not the case), and killed Chef off pretty brutally out of feeling pretty hurt. Although, that eulogy they gave Chef was pretty nice, especially as Isaac Hayes would soon be taken in 2008 by the complications caused by that stroke. And for Chef in this episode, they did use audio clips from previous appearances to make his lines.
Funny thing, though, is that if the RPGs are canon, then Darth Chef has been retconned or the SAC quitband buried him, since the last time Chef appeared was as a boss in Stick of Truth as a Nazi Zombie boss. So yeah, the boys canonically had to kill Chef after he was resurrected.
Also, yes, the Super Adventure Club is a mockup of the Church of Scientology because they took Matt and Trey's friend and those two were out for blood. Understandably so.
Although, there is a real-world Explorers Club that's been in operation since the 1800's. Originally, it was a club of wealthy individuals dedicated to venturing into unknown areas of the globe, making scientific, historical, and geographical discoveries for their fellow man. Now, they're more like a club of rich people that fly and yacht everywhere.
The epic Haduken that was the Scientology episode, was so powerful it woke the world up to Scientology. Before that, no one dared make a film about it, because they had a crazy legal team, but they all came out immediately after this ep aired. Matt and Trey are so brave!
They should definitely bring in another character not to replace Chef, but to at least acknowledge him still in the newer episodes. Maybe add like a new relative or something that moves into South Park.
Blame Scientology
Isaac Hayes passing was why they killed him off if I'm not mistaken
thats exactly what they are doing, Issac Hayes had already quit the show by this point so they used previously recorded audio to make all of Chef's lines.
I like to think the doctor just stayed at the club and let them get kidnapped
Can we see the Black Friday Series since it’s almost thanksgiving?👀
I feel I don't have to explain the whole Super Adventure Club angle because you got it already but on a side note during the 1800s when white 'explorers' were going to exotic countries for hunting purposes there are verified accounts of child M and even child R that resulted from those excursions. It wasn't all about bringing back ivory tusks and zebra hide after all. On top of that the founder of SAC was constantly being investigated for fraud and child A that even went as far as Federal stings being conducted on his yacht more than once. I can't speak to what the SAC actually believes in terms of eternal life, but I do remember a story of someone who got out of the club saying something to that effect. It has something to do with how non-corrupt a child is, the younger the more potent their life force. :SHUDDER: The funny thing is that for all his talk of immortality... the founder died of a stroke at 74 yo. 😆 I however died laughing the first time I saw the social worker demonstrate his "technique" on the doll! 🤣
Unfortunately, I'm pretty certain that Darth Chef never returns. This was the last appearance of the character, at least from what I remember.
The closest was when he was boss in stick of truth
The Darth Vader thing was supposed to allow Issac Hayes to return, but he died two years later. I kinda wish they found a way to somehow retcon his death to line up with the actual events. The closest thing I can think of to that would be in the Stick of Truth, but I feel like I could just be reaching.
He was shown in the opening theme for a while
“This kinda feel personal, bro.”.
Yeah, you ain’t wrong 😂
Love that they used old recordings for this. I think they later found out that he didn't quit because of Scientology, but because he had a stroke.
Poor butters 😂😢
I can’t ignore that butters uncle done something awful to butters
The Peppermint Hippo is a reference to the Spearmint Rhino which is the best strip club in Vegas
You need to watch "Chef Aid" and "Something Walmart This Way Comes"
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10:57 He looks like that creepy guy from the _Care Bears_ movie.
7:00 No that's the Adventure Club, we're the Super Adventure Club I think is like how scientology sounds like it's a scientific organisation when it's anything but
When chef die I literally about to cry literally chef is a good character on the show and make cartman Kenny Kyle and Stan happy he’s songs is so good and rip chef you well be miss
Isaac Hayes was a legend for sho 🥇
My guy! You DO know that Chef was voiced by soul legend and first Black American to win Best Original Song in the Academy Awards.
This episode was released after the guy behind chef died, so they took lines from all the episodes and cut them together
Perfect timing needed this reaction
That's right. They only clipped past episodes
I feel like if they ever decide to finish the show they’re gonna bring back Darth Vader Chef & it’s gonna be extremely emotional
Hate to admit it but if they do bring him back, A.I. might have to do his voice.
This episode was always so weird to me even when I saw it at like 9, cuz his voice lines don’t sound right clipped it honestly kinda creeps me out but also makes me sad for the reasoning
The whole super adventure club was a spin on ole L Ron and it’s Scientology beginnings. L Ron had been busted with a boat load of young boys.
This is a good one!
I think they should bring back this character at this point I'm I know the actor who voices Chef is dead now. But the show isn't the same without him and there at 27th/28th season at this point.
I know it’s not important but that was a Mountain Lion with the bear 😂
Edit: idk why I capitalized that like a name I’m dumb lol
Lmaooo
@@DisfunktionalTV love u bro! Catch up on Rick and Morty asap and check out South Park “Red Man’s Greed” when you get a chance. I’ve been saying it a lot but I promise I would never steer you wrong ❤️
The Mountain Lion kills the spawn of Satan in Woodlands Critter Christmas. I wonder if they meant anything by that or if I'm just looking in too deep to a coincidence. I mean I probably am, but Parker and Stone are savvy enough to do such deep rooted jokes or storylines!
RiP Isaac 'Chef' Hayes
they could only use old snippets of chefs voice from old episodes so thats why it sounds clunky at times
4:52 I died 😂
I remember the first time I saw this episode, I was laughing really hard, but then that death scene came along. Even for South Park, that was so brutal, it made me not want to watch the episode again. I can handle it now, but maybe it's because of how drawn out it was compared to other deaths in the show, but this one just feels more brutal than usual.
Chefs scream is the funniest thing ever xD
Matt and Trey pull no punches haha
Dude, you have the internet. If you have things you wanna know, USE IT.
They did chef dirty in this episode lol 😂
I watched this episode as a kid, I felt this episode to my heart
I cant help but cry every time I see this episode man
There was/is a famous gentleman's club in the UK called Spearmint Rhino....
Is this the only ep where we get to see Chef sideways?
4:52 - 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Saddest moment ever
Having just watched ''Make Love Not War Craft'' I downloaded this as a kid thinking it was gonna be an similarly adventurous episode. It wasn't the type of adventure I had in mind
Said episode is one he really needs to watch!
OMG you could totally cosplay as chef
This is one of those OMFG episodes
What episode did all of these events before chef leaving happen
2:20 That's right. Thank you. Goodbye---EVERYBODY!
There are claims that the founder of Scientology liked boat rides with boys.
How about Jared Has Aides next? I think that and the Black Friday trilogy are all you need to be ready for the video games
This is indirect analogy to Scientology the cult
9:43 I first found out about $tr!p clubs from this episode, so I assumed it was normal for them to have at least one girl who was obese, and that she was, like, the feature prez or summit.
DAAAAANCE?!?! Anybody want a daaaance?
Yes, this was the episode that killed off Chef. It was very sad imo :c
God I miss Chef so much.
This is one of my all time favorites.
Spearmint Rhino is the Peppermint Hippo lol