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South Park has never stayed away from controversial topics, but there are a few episodes unavailable on HBO Max.  During its 25 years, the critically-acclaimed adult animation series has touched on issues such as racism, climate change denial, Scientology and many more. However, since coming to HBO Max in 2020, five episodes are not available for viewers to stream. All five episodes feature a depiction of the Islamic prophet Muhammad.  Can't stream: South Park has never stayed away from controversial topics, but there are a few episodes unavailable on HBO MaxMuhammad ibn Abdullah was an Arab religious, social, and political leader and the founder of the world religion of Islam.According to Unilad, the five episodes span nearly the first half of the show's run with the first episode coming out in 2001 and the most recent airing in 2010.  The five episodes are titled Super Best Friends, Cartoon Wars parts I and II, 200 and 201. Though each plot is different, the latter two prompted death threats from extremists groups.  Religious depiction: However, since coming to HBO Max in 2020, five episodes aren't available for viewers to stream – all of which feature a depiction of the Islamic prophet Muhammad  Five episodes: The five episodes are titled Super Best Friends, Cartoon Wars parts I and II, 200 and 201 ( creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker pictured 1997) Doug Herzog, who was the head of Comedy Central at the time, explained to The Hollywood Reporter in 2016, 'We were protecting everyone who works here.

Kendrick Lamar‘s untitled comedy film is being pushed back to 2026 – find out more below.In early 2022, it was revealed that Kendrick Lamar would be producing a live-action comedy film in collaboration with the creators of South Park, Matt Stone and Trey Parker. The following year, it was confirmed that besides producing, Parker would also direct the live-action movie.Ever since then, little information has been shared about the film, except that it would release on the Fourth of July this year.

The untitled, highly anticipated feature comedy film produced by Kendrick Lamar and South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone will no longer be released in 2025. A report in Variety reveals the release date has been bumped from July 4, 2025 to March 20, 2026.

It’s CinemaCon week, so, studios get those release date changes and announcements in. Today, Paramount‘s untitled Kendrick Lamar, Trey Parker and Matt Stone movie from filmmaker Dave Free, which was set for July 4 this year will move to March 20, 2026.

controversy with its jokes – but one writer thinks that they went too far. Writer Pam Brady told Fox News Digital that her worst joke for the show “was based on an old frat joke.” “One character said, ‘I don’t trust anything that bleeds for five days and doesn’t die,'” she recalled. “I remember it was just like the most misogynistic frat boy joke that I’d heard of at that point … but we’re reclaiming it.”Brady was a producer on “South Park” from 1997 to 2008, including the 1999 movie “South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut.” She also worked with “South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone on the 2004 movie “Team America: World Police.” The joke she referred to is said in that movie, by the kids teacher, Mr.

Lauren Coates Josh Gad, who released his memoir “In Gad We Trust: A Tell-Some” on Jan. 14, says his “Love & Other Drugs” co-star Jake Gyllenhaal warned him not to pursue a role in “The Book of Mormon,” the raunchy musical-comedy from “South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone.

Josh Gad opened up about some professional advice that he got from Jake Gyllenhaal while they collaborated on the set of Love & Other Drugs.

Lego Flowers).Sure, there’s traditional fare like “Romeo and Juliet” with Rachel Zegler and Kit O’Connor and the new comedy about love “All In” starring Lin-Manuel Miranda, Annaleigh Ashford, Tim Meadows and Hank Azaria that check off all the Valentine’s Day date requirement boxes neatly.Yet, for the more adventurous theatergoers, there are expectation-defying alternatives aplenty.Couples hoping to laugh together might appreciate Cole Escola’s ribald “Oh, Mary” aka “the funniest play in years” or Matt Stone and Trey Parker’s gut-busting “The Book of Mormon” aka “the biggest, boldest, funniest musical” (that predates “Oh, Mary”).Then, there’s “Hamilton” and “Harry Potter” for pairs that love spellbinding entertainment, inherently romantic or not.Really you can’t go wrong with a night on Broadway. You’re seeing the world’s greatest thespians live with someone you care about (or going solo).And to us, that sounds like a perfect New York City Valentine’s Day.To find the show that suits your — or your significant other’s — sensibility best, here are your 16 best Broadway Valentine’s Day options.A tragedy about two young, star-crossed lovers from warring families.Starring Rachel Zegler, Kit Connor, Gabby BeansBarrymore TheaterA collection of Simon Rich’s short stories about dating, heartbreak, marriage and more.Starring Lin-Manuel Miranda, Annaleigh Ashford, Tim MeadowsHudson TheatreA new musical where a robot in future Seoul falls in love with a fellow bot.Starring Darren Criss, Helen J. Shen, Dez DuronBelasco TheatreA musical mashup about a young composer falling in love with a cabaret star in 1900s Paris.Starring Solea Pfeiffer, John Cardoza, Austin DurantAl Hirschfeld TheatreAn alternate ending sequel to “Romeo and

Documentary ¡Casa Bonita Mi Amor! with Trey Parker and Matt Stone cleaned up on one screen only in Denver and Tamil-language revenge thriller The Greatest Of All Time is the latest Indian film to pop at the North American box office with over $2 million on 530 screens for the three-day weekend and a cume of $3.5 million including previews, according to Comscore, as it sets records at home.

Docs are prominent among specialty releases this weekend with South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker renovating a massive Mexican restaurant and creative takes on psychics, oysters, Abraham Lincoln and Casablanca bread riots. The Thicket starring Peter Dinklage marks Tubi Films’ first non-day-and-date release. French Canadian chiller Red Rooms gets a U.S bow from Utopia. Screens for indie fare have been scarce and are now running over with Tim Burton’s anticipated wide release Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.

South Park have said they will no longer be satirising Donald Trump on the show, and will be skipping this presidential election.The iconic adult animation has been on air since 1997 and has run for a total of 26 seasons as well as a number of recent one-off specials.The show’s writers Trey Parker and Matt Stone have revealed in a new interview with Vanity Fair that they do not intend to bring the show back in time for the election in November, and that decision was made in part due to Trump dominating the campaign for a third consecutive cycle.“We’ve tried to do South Park through four or five presidential elections, and it is such a hard thing to—it’s such a mind scramble, and it seems like it takes outsized importance,” Stone said. “Obviously, it’s fucking important, but it kind of takes over everything and we just have less fun.”“I don’t know what more we could possibly say about Trump,” added Parker.Confirming that the show would not return until 2025, the duo were asked whether this was due to them deliberately avoiding having to cover Trump again.

South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone are opening up about why the animated series is delayed and why they will skip the 2024 elections.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director “South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone revealed in a new interview with Vanity Fair that their long-running animated series will not return until 2025, which means “South Park” will be skipping the 2024 presidential election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. The duo said the delay is somewhat “on purpose” because they no longer have an interest in lampooning Trump on the show, but Parker added that they’re also “waiting for Paramount to figure all their shit out.” Neither creator specified on what Parker meant about Paramount, but the studio has been going through a proposed sale over the last several months.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic Twenty years ago, I was fortunate enough to visit the set of “Team America: World Police,” an ambitious Jerry Bruckheimer-style action parody, starring puppets, for which Trey Parker and Matt Stone had constructed an enormous North Korean set out of cocktail umbrellas and take-out containers. Driven by equal parts obstinacy and nostalgia (for the vintage “Thunderbirds” TV show), it was the craziest thing the “South Park” creators had ever done.

The 2025 Hollywood Walk of Fame honorees have been unveiled!

The Hollywood Walk of Fame is looking ahead as it prepares to honor the star-studded Class of 2025.

Naman Ramachandran London and New York-based film sales agency The Mise En Scene Company (MSC) has diversified, securing world rights to scripted series “Driven.” The show stars Rebecca Henderson, known for her roles in “Star Wars: The Acolyte” (Disney) and “Russian Doll” (Netflix), and Liza Colón-Zayas from “The Bear” (FX). Produced by O Positive Films in New York and created by David Shane, represented by 3 Arts Entertainment, “Driven” centers on Theodora “Teddy” Fischer (Henderson), an Uber driver and struggling post-post-modern novelist. Teddy’s life hits rock bottom after getting fired from an animated children’s show for a controversial episode and dealing with her wife’s departure.

Matt Stone and Trey Parker, born and raised in Denver, were obsessed as kids like many with Mexican restaurant Casa Bonita, a massive, labyrinthine, Disneyland-ish local landmark that opened in 1974 in Lakewood, Colorado with roving characters, live shows, secret rooms and so-so food. It fell on hard times and then closed in 2020 during Covid. So they bought it after some soul searching and hoped a speedy renovation would delight their kids and others as they had been. The Denver area cheered.

the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival is back with a trove of diverse and innovative fare. There are character-driven indies with Hollywood stars, a documentary about one of the world’s greatest sports figures of all time and an entire mini-festival celebrating Tribeca co-founder Robert De Niro.

Trey Parker and Matt Stone are to make a rare public appearance at the Tribeca Film Festival later this week.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Ozempic, the weight loss drug that has taken over Hollywood this past year, is at the center of the newest “South Park” streaming special, now streaming on Paramount+. In “South Park: The End of Obesity,” the weight loss drugs take the quiet mountain town of South Park by storm.

Jack Dunn Paramount+ has unveiled a teaser for its seventh “South Park” streaming special, “South Park: The End of Obesity,” which premieres May 24 in the U.S. and Canada, and May 25 in Australia, Latin America, Brazil, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland and Austria. In “The End of Obesity,” weight loss drugs take the quiet mountain town of South Park by storm.