US Edition‘South Park’ creators double down on episode skewering Trump
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, JUL 31 – South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone defended their $1.5 billion Paramount deal and satirical episode targeting Trump amid White House criticism at San Diego Comic-Con.
- On July 23, 2025, South Park's season premiere on Comedy Central depicted President Donald Trump naked with Satan, ruffling feathers, hours after a $1.5 billion deal.
- Earlier this week, Paramount, despite its $1.5 billion deal with Parker and Stone, faced controversy after settling a lawsuit with Trump over a 60 Minutes interview.
- The White House spokesperson Taylor Rogers called it a “fourth-rate show” that has “not been relevant in over two decades” in a July 24 statement to USA TODAY.
- During Comedy Central's animation panel at Comic-Con, Parker deadpanned “We’re terribly sorry” with a grin, unfazed by White House backlash.
- With over 300 episodes to date, South Park’s rapid production and Paramount+ deal enable it to stay current and respond quickly to events.
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South Park co-creator jokes he’s ‘terribly sorry’ over premiere that drew White House anger - Washington Examiner
SAN DIEGO (AP) — South Park co-creator Trey Parker had the briefest of responses Thursday to anger from the White House over the season premiere of the animated institution, which showed a naked President Donald Trump in bed with Satan. “We’re terribly sorry,” Parker said, followed by a long, deadpan-comic stare. Parker was asked for his reaction to the fracas as he sat on the stage at San Diego’s Comic-Con International at the beginning of a Co…
President Trump and His Team Respond After Formerly Anti-Woke South Park Thrills the Left By Launching Absolutely Disgusting Attacks on Trump
The formerly anti-woke adult cartoon South Park decided to go hard-core left and thrill liberals earlier this week in its season premiere, targeting President Trump in the most disgusting way imaginable.
The creators of the popular animated series South Park have kicked off the new season with a scathing parody of United States President Donald Trump. The series shows him naked in bed with the devil, and the creators repeatedly joke about the size of his penis. The White House has reacted sharply to the parody.
The co-creator of "South Park", Trey Parker, had the briefest response on Thursday to the White House anger over the season premiere of the popular animated series, which showed President Donald Trump naked in bed with Satan.
The co-creator of "South Park", Trey Parker, had the briefest response on Thursday to the White House anger over the season premiere of the popular animated series, which showed President Donald Trump naked in bed with Satan.
The White House said that Trump's ridicule in an episode of the animated series was "a desperate attempt to draw attention"
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