1 year ago
South Park Creators Respond to Trump Mocking at Comic-Con
The creators of South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, made fun of former President Donald Trump in a new episode.
The White House did not like this and criticized the show.
At a comic convention, Trey Parker pretended to apologize for the episode's content, showing that he didn't really mean it.
They were at the panel with the creator of Beavis and Butt-Head and the actor Andy Samberg.
South Park creators responded to White House criticism at Comic-Con.
The show mocked President Donald Trump in a Season 27 premiere episode.
The White House called South Park "fourth-rate" after the episode aired.
Trey Parker gave a mock apology regarding the situation.
Parker was at the panel with Matt Stone and other creators.
- Who
- Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of South Park, and the White House.
- What
- South Park creators responded to criticism from the White House regarding a recent episode.
- Where
- San Diego
- When
- During a panel at Comic-Con International.
- Why
- To address the backlash and mocking from the White House over a controversial episode.
South Park
White House
Trump's Portrayal
South Park
Mocked President Trump in a recent episode.
White House
The White House criticized the show for mocking Trump.
Key facts
- Show
- South Park
- Creators
- Trey Parker, Matt Stone
- Event
- Comic-Con International
- Location
- San Diego
- Involved Parties
- South Park, The White House
