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South Park as a way of celebrating the US’s close relationship with Canada.READ MORE: ‘South Park’ creator wishes he could delete these three seasonsAs reported on Bleeding Cool, at the first ever Canada-Colorado Friendship Day celebrations on March 16, Polis shared a statement emphasising America’s positive connections to its northern neighbour.He said: “From maple syrup to hockey players and much more, we in Colorado appreciate our friendship and close ties with Canada.“Raising the Canadian flag today is symbolic of our friendship, showing that when we work together, even in challenging times, we grow our economy and make the people of both sovereign nations better off.”Governor Polis then took to X to pay tribute to the long-standing bond between the two nations, citing South Park as a cultural example.He wrote: “Our relationship with Canada brings vast benefits to Coloradans—from good-paying jobs to robust trade partnerships, tourists, and even prominent fictional characters in Colorado’s famous show, @SouthPark. Ike Broflovski, Kyle Broflovski’s adopted brother, is from Canada.

Diddy, Ketamine, and a war with Canada are all featured in the trailer for the 27th season of South Park.The satirical cartoon, which has been running since 1997, is well-known for taking a comedic swipe at current events, and the forthcoming season looks to carry on that tradition. The trailer has an apocalyptic tone, with images of the town of South Park on fire and beleaguered father Stan encouraging his daughter to try Ketamine.During a montage of highlights in the clip, we see what appears to be a war between the US and Canada; a nod to the January Potomac River mid-air collision, with Butters seen in the air traffic control tower; and most bizarrely, the show’s main characters flying through space with Diddy, seen using a jetpack.The themes are all in keeping with subjects and celebrities the series has targeted before.

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.

South Park writer Pam Brady has revealed what she believes to be the “most misogynistic” joke that she regrets including in the show.The writer was involved with the long-running cartoon from its inception in 1997 until 2008. Brady was involved with establishing the tone of the irreverent show, as well as some of its most beloved characters.Speaking to Fox News during this year’s SXSW, she revealed the joke she felt went over the line – a gag from South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut, the show’s 1999 film adaptation.

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.

an episode of “South Park” that parodied her earlier this year.On Monday, the 36-year-old took to Instagram to share several posts featuring photos and videos of herself dressed up in a red and white package of a fictitious weight-loss drug named Lizzo with a yellow measuring tape cinched around her waist. Last month, Lizzo, born Melissa Viviane Jefferson, slammed allegations that her slimmed-down figure was due to Ozempic.“LizzOzempic dump,” the four-time Grammy Award winner captioned one post.In her slideshow, Lizzo shared a video of herself holding a prop piece of pizza while standing next to a person dressed up as the famous “South Park” character Eric Cartman.The next two photos featured Lizzo as she posed in front of a black car while flashing a peace sign and then a thumbs up.

South Park allegedly from the Church of Scientology reportedly explains Isaac Hayes’ exit as Chef from the show in 2006.The musician, who died in 2008 aged 65, voiced the character Chef in the animated comedy from 1997 until 2006.He left the show after an episode called ‘Trapped In The Closet’, which took aim at Scientology. Hayes, a Scientologist himself, reportedly tried to have the episode spiked but failed to do so.

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, has revealed that there are three seasons of the show that he wishes he could erase from history.The legendary adult animation first hit the Comedy Central airwaves in 1997 as a spinoff from a pair of short films that Parker and partner Matt Stone created under the title The Spirit of Christmas.There have now been a total of 26 seasons of the show and seven specials, making for a total of 328 episodes, but in a new interview, Parker has revealed that there is one period of South Park that he would like to remove from his memory banks.Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, he said: “If I had to permanently erase anything from the library, it would basically be anything before season four.”“It’s just embarrassing to watch,” he added. “OK, we were like, 26, 27, but it’s like, ‘Really?’ We thought that was funny? We thought that was well-written? Oh my god, this is terrible.”The most recent new episode of South Park was ‘The End of Obesity’, the third in a trio of specials that aired on Paramount+ over the last 12 months.The episode contained parodies around the so-called weight loss drug Ozempic, including a spoof sketch where Eric Cartman can’t afford the drug, so his doctor prescribes him ‘Lizzo’, to train him in body positivity so he can stop worrying about his weight.“I want you to listen to Lizzo five times a day, and watch her videos just before bedtime,” the doctor says.

Lizzo has posted her live video reaction to a recent South Park skit in which they mocked her as part of an episode about the celebrity use of Ozempic.On Friday, an episode of the adult animated show titled ‘The End of Obesity’ aired on Paramount+, containing parodies around the so-called weight loss drug Ozempic. It includes a spoof sketch where Eric Cartman can’t afford the drug, so his doctor prescribes him ‘Lizzo’, to train him in body positivity so he can stop worrying about his weight.“I want you to listen to Lizzo five times a day, and watch her videos just before bedtime,” the doctor says.

her backup dancers accused her of sexual harassment, which she denied, but “South Park” didn’t get into that. An angry Cartman later notes, “Rich people get Ozempic, poor people get body positivity!”Ozempic is a drug for diabetes that has become trendy for weight-loss purposes. In April, Barbra Stresiand got slammed for publicly asking Melissa McCarthy if the “Bridesmaids” actress had taken Ozempic.

South Park is back with a new extended special, The End Of Obesity.Since 2021, the animated show has released several specials a year outside of the traditional season format – with the last being Not Suitable For Children which parodied OnlyFans and social media influencers like Logan Paul.The first special in 2024 tackles weight loss drugs like Ozempic, along with the US healthcare system.A synopsis for the episode reads: “The advent of new weight loss drugs has a huge impact on everyone in South Park. When Cartman is denied access to the life-changing medicine, the kids jump into action.”The special will be released on Saturday May 25 on Paramount+.

Paramount+ has released a teaser for its seventh South Park special, which takes aim at weight loss drugs. You can watch the teaser above.South Park: The End of Obesity will premiere in the US on May 24, before arriving in Europe and other international territories a day later.In the trailer for the special, Cartman is told by a doctor that “drastic” action is required in order to bring his weight down, before learning about the drug Ozempic.

South Park for mocking him and his energy drink brand Prime in its latest episode.The special sees character Clyde Donovan sit in front of his computer as he watches Logan LeDouche – an influencer who is clearly a parody of the YouTuber – promote his energy drink “Cred”, with packaging similar to Paul’s brand.“When I feel like I can’t be myself, that’s when I need a hydration drink that will pick me up. That’s when I need Cred,” says LeDouche as he promotes his product on a YouTube parody.“It’s the coolest sports drink in the world! Cred is 100 per cent sugar free.

OnlyFans and how people are so susceptible to influencers — particularly children — and to online pornography.The episode’s logline read: “After it’s discovered that a teacher at South Park Elementary has an OnlyFans page, Randy is compelled to take a closer look at the seedy underbelly of the world of online influencers,” including peddlers of energy drinks, with a satiric nod to celebrity influencer Logan Paul and his KSI energy drink.It’s a not-so-veiled reference to real-life OnlyFans creators who are also teachers and who’ve been pressured to quit their day jobs once their online activities are discovered.“South Park” parents were infuriated by Randy’s discovery, shouting “This isn’t just softcore porn we’re talking about here! We’re talking about someone who influences our children!”“If you’ve seen how some really kids want Prime [energy drink], you might feel a little different,” one commenter wrote on the show’s Reddit thread. “My friend’s kindergarten age kid begs for them all the time.”“I love it when [series creators] Matt [Stone] and Trey [Parker] take a hard stance, or when an episode makes me reflect on the state of our society,” another fan chimed in.

South Park has mocked Logan Paul and his Prime energy drink. You can watch a clip below.The satirical animation’s latest special South Park: Not Suitable For Children was released on Paramount+ in the UK today (December 21).The special sees character Clyde Donovan sit in front of his computer as he watches Logan LeDouche – an influencer who is clearly a parody of the YouTuber – promote his energy drink “Cred”, with packaging similar to Paul’s brand.“When I feel like I can’t be myself, that’s when I need a hydration drink that will pick me up.

South Park have released a new special on Paramount+ called Not Suitable For Children. It is available to watch in the US and Canada now.The brand new episode parodies the online content subscription site OnlyFans, which has become known for its adult content.“After discovering a South Park Elementary teacher’s OnlyFans page, Randy is compelled to take a closer look at the world of influencers,” a synopsis reads.A teaser preview shared on social media today (December 20), Mr Skinner bursts into a classroom to announce they “have a problem”.Another snippet shows a meeting of concerned parents at South Park Elementary who fear their children will find the content online. “We’re talking about someone who influences our children!” Tweak’s dad exclaims.

Conversion therapy became infamous after the 2007 “South Park” episode “Cartman Sucks.” Butters Stotch’s parents thinks he is “bi-curious” and send him a pray-the-gay-away camp, where several youth commit suicide after being told they are sexually confused. The Supreme Court on Monday rejected over the objections of three conservative justices a Christian therapist’s free speech challenge to a Washington state ban on conversion therapy for minors. Photo: Comedy Central.

Conversion therapy became infamous after the 2007 “South Park” episode “Cartman Sucks.” Butters Stotch’s parents thinks he is “bi-curious” and send him a pray-the-gay-away camp, where several youth commit suicide after being told they are sexually confused. The Supreme Court on Monday rejected over the objections of three conservative justices a Christian therapist’s free speech challenge to a Washington state ban on conversion therapy for minors. Photo: Comedy Central.

Elon Musk has praised South Park special Joining The Panderverse, which targets Disney for “pandering” to audiences with token diversity.In the episode, which premiered on Paramount+ on Friday (October 27), Cartman fears that he and his friends will be replaced by diverse women.“I had a dream I was replaced by a diverse woman,” Cartman cries in panic. “Only this time, it wasn’t me, they were taking all my favourite people and replacing them with diverse women who complain about the patriarchy.”After a portal to the multiverse opens up, Cartman is sent to a universe populated only by diverse women, while he’s replaced by a Black woman in the original South Park universe.

South Park special trailer in which Cartman, Stan, Butters, and Kenny swap genders – watch the trailer below.The episode, called South Park: Joining the Panderverse will premiere on October 27 in the US and Canada.In the trailer, Cartman, Stan, Butters, and Kenny appear as female versions of themselves.The official synopsis of the episode reads: “Cartman’s deeply disturbing dreams portend the end of the life he knows and loves.