1 year ago
South Park Creators Respond to White House Criticism
South Park's creators, Matt Stone and Trey Parker, jokingly apologized to Donald Trump after the White House criticized their new episode.
The episode makes fun of Trump and includes a controversial scene.
The White House called the show "Fourth Rate."
The creators also talked about the difficulties they had with the studio over the episode's content.
South Park is still going strong, with a new season and a big deal with Paramount.
The new season includes ten episodes.
South Park creators issued a sarcastic apology to Donald Trump at Comic-Con.
The apology followed criticism from the White House regarding South Park's Season 27 premiere.
The premiere episode, "Sermon on the Mount", features a controversial depiction of Trump and a lawsuit.
The White House spokesperson labelled the show as "Fourth Rate".
Season 27 will consist of 10 episodes as per the agreement with Paramount.
- Who
- South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker, and Donald Trump.
- What
- South Park creators gave a sarcastic apology to Donald Trump after a controversial episode.
- Where
- San Diego Comic-Con
- When
- At a panel during San Diego Comic-Con and after the premiere of South Park Season 27.
- Why
- Following the release of an episode of South Park that satirized Donald Trump.
South Park Creators
White House
Show Content
South Park Creators
Satirizing political figures and events.
White House
Criticizing the show's content and calling it "Fourth Rate."
Key facts
- Show
- South Park
- Creators
- Matt Stone and Trey Parker
- Episode Title
- Sermon on the Mount
- White House Response
- Labeled the show as "Fourth Rate"
- Season Length
- 10 episodes
- Parent Company
- Paramount
- Deal Value
- $1.5 billion
