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‘South Park’ Hasn’t Been This Relevant in 20 Years: Creators Speak Out at Comic-Con Panel

“South Park” hasn’t been this relevant in 20 years, and it happened almost as a kind of sneak attack.

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White House: 'South Park' hasn't 'been relevant for over 20 years' after Trump parody

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South Park creators make mock apology to Trump

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South Park skewers Trump over Epstein files, depicts him in bed with Satan

After a two-year break, “South Park” returned to TV on Wednesday night with an explosive episode aimed squarely at Donald Trump that depicted the president in bed with Satan and referenced Jeffrey Ep...

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How can I watch the 'South Park' Trump episode? Where to see Season 27

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White House, 'South Park' trade barbs: What to know about the feud

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'South Park' skewers Trump in season premiere. How to watch the episode

The episode shows Trump suing the tiny town of South Park when its parents resist "anti-woke" policies, threatening anyone who isn't sufficiently pro-Trump, and literally getting into bed naked with ...

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'South Park' apology? Yeah, right. Here's when the next episode comes out

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Stephen Colbert Praises ‘South Park’s Naked AI Trump PSA: “An Important Message Of Hope”

Infamously thin-skinned president takes South Park's bait

South Park unsurprisingly returned from its feud with Paramount to gleefully stir up more trouble, with an entire episode dedicated to dunking on its parent company and roasting President Donald Trump.

‘South Park’ Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone Battled Comedy Central Over Showing Trump’s Genitals, Refused to Blur His Penis

Con, "South Park" creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker briefly addressed this week's episode -- and the debate over Trump's penis.

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South Park’s savage takedown shows Trump has picked a fight he can’t win

The long-running animation served up as brutal a satire of the US president as there’s been in years. Trump may live to regret starting a war with the arts world, writes