Trey Parker and Matt Stone went to see *Inception*, and like everybody else,
they left confused. They eventually got around to making a parody but they
forgot what the film was about. So like every school kid with a report due
by the end of the week, they searched online to find some online
Cliff-Notes, copied some of the lines and turned it in.

When Mr. Parker and Mr. Stone could not find a movie theater showing
> “Inception,” and were unable to get a DVD screener of the film (or find a
> watchable version on BitTorrent), they turned to other parodies of that film
> on the Web, and found the CollegeHumor video.
>
> “We thought their joke was that a lot of those lines were actually in the
> movie,” Mr. Stone said, “and they were banging them against each other, and
> showing that the ‘Inception’ characters didn’t even know ‘Inception.’ That
> was a mistake, and it was an honest mistake.”
>
> Mr. Gurewitch later updated his 
> blog<http://dangurewitch.tumblr.com/post/1375350231/south-park-ch-update>to 
> say that he and Mr. Young accepted the apology of the “South Park”
> creators.
>



The South Park Episode and the College Humor video is here...
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/10/22/inception-parodies-seem-to-share-more-than-inspiration/
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