South Park to no longer focus on Trump in next season and produce real comedy again!” one Reddit post exclaimed. “South Park bends the knee on their fake-news-fueled portrayal of President ...

Mr. Garrison literally rapes South Park ’s version of a Canadian Donald Trump to death at the end of the episode. That occurred in September of 2015, and the Trump rape jokes have only continued ...

Donald Trump took center stage in Wednesday night’s “South Park” episode, in which the president-elect is thrown into a full-blown international crisis — but doesn’t know how to handle it.

Donald Trump Jr. Thinks It’s “Amazing” That ‘South Park’ Won’t Be Making Trump Jokes Anymore By Jade Budowski @ jadebudowski Published July 6, 2017, 9:40 a.m. ET ...

While the current U.S. President Donald Trump seems ripe for parody, it looks like South Park are more likely than ever to lay off him.

In South Park’s first take-down of Donald Trump as a presidential hopeful, the billionaire candidate becomes the chief executive of Canada — only to ruin the country before he is raped and killed.

Expect South Park ’ s next season to be heavy on fart jokes, to clear the air after a season that became much more Donald Trump -concentrated than the creators had intended, Matt Stone and Trey ...

“ South Park ” creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker went viral during the pandemic thanks to their surprise deepfake video, “Sassy Justice,” which has earned over 2 million views on YouTube ...

The episode ended with a chilling message from Gentleman Clinton. Women are sick of our shit, son. #southpark — South Park (@SouthPark) November 10, 2016 Rightly so.

Matt Stone and Trey Parker likely are going to back off Donald Trump next season in South Park because it is just too exhausting for the Comedy Central cartoon to keep up with the outlandishness ...

This week, ‘South Park’ unveiled a eerily calm version of president-elect Trump in an episode that may save Season 20.

South Park can no easier quit Donald Trump than Trump can quit Twitter. On last night’s Season 21 second episode, creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone implored the president to just put it down.