A 300-pound daughter, a white missionary mimicking a Japanese accent — while some say this satire about Utah can go too far, one co-writer has no regrets

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Classic posters, shirts and memorabilia capture the history of "Saturday's Voyeur" as it celebrates its 40th anniversary of skewering Utah life, politics and religion through musical satire.

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