Archive · 25 Jul 2025
South Park's Creator Responds to White House Criticism
South Park made an episode making fun of President Trump, showing him naked.
The White House got mad and said the show isn't good anymore.
The show's creators responded with a sarcastic joke.
They recently made a big deal with Paramount.
The new episode also made a joke about Paramount, referencing another show being cancelled.
It seems the show can make episodes quickly to include recent events.
South Park co-creator Trey Parker responded sarcastically to White House criticism of the show's premiere.
The White House called the show 'irrelevant' and claimed it was desperate for attention.
Parker and Stone signed a five-year deal with Paramount for new episodes and streaming rights.
The premiere episode featured a naked President Trump and a storyline about Paramount.
The episode also referenced Paramount's cancellation of Stephen Colbert's "Late Show".
- Who
- Trey Parker, the White House, and Paramount.
- What
- South Park's creators responded to White House criticism of the show.
- When
- The response occurred at Comic-Con and was prompted by the premiere of the show's latest season.
- Where
- San Diego's Comic-Con International
- Why
- The White House criticized the show's recent premiere, prompting Parker's response.
South Park
The White House
Episode Content
South Park
Free Speech and Satire
The White House
Offensive Content
- Show
- South Park
- Creator Response
- Sarcastic comment
- White House Response
- Criticism
- Episode Theme
- Naked President Trump and Paramount
- Paramount Deal
- $1.5 Billion