US Edition'South Park' Creators Putting Series On Hold As They've Run Out Of Jokes To Make About Donald Trump
- Trey Stone and Matt Parker have decided to put 'South Park' on hold, stating it takes "outsized importance" during presidential elections, which makes it less enjoyable.
- In an interview with Vanity Fair, Parker said, “I don’t know what more we could possibly say about Trump,” clarifying their choice to step back from election parody.
- They expressed that trying to parody presidential elections has become overly challenging and mind-scrambling, diminishing their fun in creating the show.
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'South Park' won't return until 2025, creators 'don't know what more we could possibly say about Trump'
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‘South Park’ Returning In 2025; Why Creators Are Skipping Donald Trump Jokes About Election & “Waiting For Paramount To Figure Their Sh** Out”
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone are opening up about why the animated series is delayed and why they will skip the 2024 elections. In a new interview, Parker and Stone revealed they are not keen on joking about Donald Trump anymore, which is part of the reason Comedy Central won’t return until […]
'South Park' Creators Putting Series On Hold As They've Run Out Of Jokes To Make About Donald Trump
south park donald trump There won’t be a new season of South Park on the air this fall, as co-creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker say they’re skipping the 2024 season as to avoid the Presidential Election. Having previously tackled Donald Trump-fueled elections in 2016 and 2020, the longtime Comedy Central series will be sitting this year out, with Parker reasoning that they’ve run out of “things we could possibly say” about the Republican presi…
‘South Park’ to Return in 2025; Creators Are Skipping Election ‘on Purpose,’ Avoiding Trump Jokes and Also ‘Waiting for Paramount to Figure Their S— Out’
Trey Parker and Matt Stone are relieved not to air new "South Park" episodes during the 2024 presidential election because Trump jokes are tired.
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