Archive · 25 Jul 2025
South Park Creators Address Trump Episode Backlash at Comic-Con
The creators of the TV show South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, went to Comic-Con after their new episode made fun of Donald Trump.
In the show, Trump ends up in a funny situation with the devil.
Someone from Trump's side was angry about it.
At Comic-Con, Parker and Stone joked about the episode.
They also talked about how they make the show very quickly.
They also mentioned they are working on a movie with Kendrick Lamar and received an award for their work.
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone appeared at Comic-Con following their season 27 premiere.
The premiere episode featured President Donald Trump in a satirical depiction with Satan.
Parker and Stone responded to the controversy with a deadpan apology at the panel.
The duo discussed their quick production process, emphasizing their timely approach.
Parker and Stone received the Comic-Con Inkpot Award for Best Animation.
- Who
- Trey Parker and Matt Stone, creators of South Park.
- What
- South Park creators appeared at Comic-Con following season premiere.
- When
- The appearance was a day after the show was renewed and the evening after the premiere.
- Where
- San Diego Comic-Con.
- Why
- To discuss the new season of South Park and receive an award.
Trump Administration
South Park Creators
Response to the Episode
Trump Administration
Criticized the show for its depiction.
South Park Creators
N/A
- Show
- South Park
- Creators
- Trey Parker and Matt Stone
- Event
- Comic-Con
- Award
- Inkpot Award for Best Animation
- Upcoming project
- Live-action comedy with Kendrick Lamar
- Premiere
- Sermon on the Mount