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South Park showrunners Trey Parker and Matt Stone are attempting to buy the Casa Bonita restaurant that made an appearance in the show.The restaurant, which both Parker and Stone would visit as children, has featured several times over the show’s 24 seasons. It had an episode named after it in the show’s seventh season in 2003, and also featured in the 2017 video game South Park: The Fractured but WholeThe company that own the Mexican eatery filed for bankruptcy in April, leaving the fate of the Colorado venue in limbo.“We want to buy Casa Bonita and treat it right.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and Media“The Book of Mormon” is the latest long-running show to announce its return to Broadway.In another sign that the lights are flickering back on along the Great White Way, “The Book of Mormon” will return to the Eugene O’Neill Theatre on Friday, November 5, 2021.

The Book of Mormon, the Tony-winning musical comedy by Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Robert Lopez, will resume Broadway performances at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre on Friday, Nov. 5, producer Anne Garefino announced today. But there might well be some changes.

Casa Bonita, the beloved Denver restaurant featured in a 2003 episode of South Park, has filed for bankruptcy, according to documents reviewed by Colorado’s 9news.

South Park will return for another one-off special next month.The show’s creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone announced yesterday (February 19) that they are bringing The Vaccination Special to fans next month.

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South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have mocked Donald Trump’s reaction to his election loss in a new deepfake video.Trump was beaten in the 2020 election by Democratic candidate Joe Biden in November and has since mounted several failed legal challenges calling for a recount.The latest episode of Parker and Stone’s web series Sassy Justice sees the Republican reading a festive story about reindeers.

South Park may be on hiatus, but that is not stopping Trey Parker and Matt Stone from getting a few shots in at Donald Trump's election loss. In the latest installment of the duo's new web series, Sassy Justice, a deepfake (video technology where someone is replaced with another's likeness) of Trump sadly reads a version of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer"reflecting both his election defeat and subsequent failure in trying to subvert the outcome.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVSouth Park: The Pandemic Special continues to post strong numbers for Comedy Central.In Live+Same Day, the supersized special episode of Matt Stone and Trey Parker’s venerable animated series drew 2.3 million total viewers and a 2.1 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic, the show’s highest L+SD demo number in seven years.After three days of playback, the special’s viewership grew to 3.23 million, with the 18-49 rating rising to 2.89, the highest L+3 demo number for a South Park episode in four years.The episode, which tackled the COVID-19 pandemic and skewered Disney, Donald Trump and cops, also ranked as the No.

Nellie Andreeva, Patrick Hipes The supersized Season 24 premiere of Matt Stone and Trey Parker’s South Park on Wednesday tackled the COVID-19 pandemic and drew a slew of viewers in the process, with Comedy Central’s animated veteran scoring 2.3 million Live+Same Day total viewers and a 2.1 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic on the network. That was the show’s highest L+SD demo number in seven years, up 168% vs.

Peter White Television EditorSouth Park is heading to MTV and MTV2 after ViacomCBS revealed that it would simulcast the animated comedy’s hour-long pandemic special.The long-running Comedy Central series will premiere its supersized episode – The Pandemic Special – tonight, Wednesday September 30 at 8 pm.

Going down to South Park, the Denver Broncos are going to have themselves a time. On Sunday, the Broncos unveiled that the team added all the characters from the town ofSouth Park to the crowd cutouts inEmpower Field at Mile High.

South Park will return at the end of this month with a new hour-long special tackling the coronavirus pandemic.The episode, titled ‘The Pandemic Special’, will mark the start of the show’s 24th season – with show-runners Trey Parker and Matt Stone returning once more.In a trailer for the latest episode, it’s revealed that Randy and Cartman will be at the centre of the episode’s coronavirus chaos.Randy is seen announcing his own “pandemic special”, which is introduced with the sound of a cash register.Cartman, meanwhile, is seen attempting to stay home as schools return after a lengthy break.“They’re going to try and make us go to school.

Will Thorne Staff Writer“South Park” is the latest show to be tackling the coronavirus pandemic.Comedy Central has announced that the iconic animated comedy will return with a one-hour special creatively titled “The Pandemic Special.” The episode in question will air on the cable network on Wednesday, Sept. 30 at 8:00 p.m.

South Park may be getting a reboot for a host of new movies.A full length feature film of the animated adult series – South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut – was released in cinemas in 1999.Now, Grant Gish, ViacomCBS Entertainment and Youth Group’s new senior vice president of adult animation, has expressed an interest in making more movies and specials with creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker.“As long as you’re doing something new, and that could be anything from a new style to a new tone to a new voice coming from a specific writer, I think it can work,” Gish told CNBC.“An animation audience is looking for something unique. That’s what The Simpsons and South Park have famously done.

Fans of “South Park” can stream the entire series… except for five controversial episodes.