Religious groups claimed victory when Comedy Central didn't air the controversial "Bloody Mary" episode during its holiday marathon. But in a letter to irate fans, according to WTOP.com, Comedy Central continued to air "Bloody Mary" during its regular timeslots, and will include the episode on a future DVD. Previously, the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights attacked Comedy Central, demanding an apology, and asked the network to pull the episode from rotation. Learn more about the in-your-face attitudes of creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone.