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South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone say they initially planned only one Trump-focused episode, but pushback from Trump supporters and White House disapproval led them to keep lampooning the president across seasons 27–28; they insist they’d rather risk everything than stop, even as they navigate a $1.5 billion deal with Paramount and prep for Season 29’s Sept. 16 premiere.
On Jimmy Kimmel Live!, South Park founders Trey Parker and Matt Stone demonstrated the prosthetic used to deepfake Donald Trump’s penis in Season 27 and even had Kimmel wear it on his pinky, while also announcing the Season 29 premiere date for South Park (Sept. 16 on Comedy Central) and sharing updates on other projects, including The Book of Mormon’s 15th anniversary and their Casa Bonita revival.
'South Park' postponed a new episode just hours before its scheduled broadcast, citing incomplete production, with creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker taking responsibility. The episode is rescheduled for next week and comes amid recent controversies involving the show's satirical content and its relationship with Paramount.
The latest episode of South Park was canceled due to time constraints, with creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker citing last-minute work as the reason, and the next episode scheduled to air on September 24th. The show has faced previous delays and controversies, often addressing current events and political issues.
South Park will skip another week of airing on Comedy Central, with creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone acknowledging last-minute delays. The show, known for its satirical take on politics, recently mocked conservative activist Charlie Kirk, leading to some episodes being pulled from repeat broadcasts but still available on streaming. The remaining episodes are scheduled through December, with the delay attributed to last-minute production issues.
South Park co-creator Trey Parker humorously responded to White House criticism over the show's controversial season premiere featuring a naked President Trump in bed with Satan, emphasizing the show's current relevance and satirical edge amid political tensions.
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone made a joke apology to President Trump after their season premiere mocked him, including a depiction of him in bed with Satan. The episode, which also referenced recent political and legal issues involving Trump, received mixed reactions, with the White House dismissing the show as irrelevant. The creators discussed the episode at Comic-Con, highlighting their satirical approach and the show's ongoing relevance in political commentary.
The season 27 premiere of 'South Park' features a bold parody of Donald Trump, depicting him with cut-out headshots and a storyline involving Satan, marking a return to more direct political satire for the show.
The creators of South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, have signed a five-year, $1.5 billion deal with Paramount+ to stream all 26 past seasons and debut 50 new episodes, following a competitive bidding war, with new episodes initially airing on Comedy Central before streaming.
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have signed a new five-year deal with Paramount Global, making Paramount+ the show's global streaming home, with a license for 50 new episodes and the entire library, ending previous disputes and extending their partnership.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone have extended their deal with Paramount for five years, resulting in 50 new 'South Park' episodes, with the entire series streaming on Paramount+ and new episodes airing on Comedy Central. The deal underscores the show's ongoing popularity and the creators' commitment to the platform.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone will discuss the revival of Casa Bonita at the Tribeca Film Festival following the premiere of the documentary ¡Casa Bonita Mi Amor!, which chronicles the history and recent reopening of the iconic Colorado restaurant.
The latest South Park special, "The End of Obesity," now streaming on Paramount+, takes aim at various targets including Pakistan, sugary breakfast cereals, upper-class Ozempic users, Lizzo, and the American health-care system, delivering a no-holds-barred satire on the obesity epidemic.
South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker are teaming up with rapper Kendrick Lamar for a live-action comedy feature set to begin shooting this summer and release on the Fourth of July in 2025. The untitled project, announced at CinemaCon, will be produced by Lamar's company PGLang and Stone and Parker's Park County. This collaboration marks an exciting venture for the creators of South Park and the acclaimed music star Lamar.
South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker are teaming up with rapper Kendrick Lamar for a live-action comedy feature set to begin shooting this summer and release on July 4th, 2025, produced by Lamar's company PGLang and Stone and Parker's Park County. The untitled project was first announced in 2022, and Paramount film chief Brian Robbins described the script as one of the funniest and most original they've ever read. Stone and Parker are known for creating South Park and co-writing The Book of Mormon, while Lamar is a music star with numerous accolades.