South Park: Last News

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.

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.

“The Pandemic Special,” which is the show’s 308th episode, is considered a stand-alone and is the first of its kind for the series.The kickoff to Season 24 sees the police shoot Token (the show’s main Black character) and go on a rampage killing kids who are out after curfew. It also implied that Randy Marsh might be the one who spread COVID-19, since he visited China — a country that banned “South Park” after the Season 23 episode “Band in China.”The show’s version of President Donald Trump — Mr.

South Park extended ‘Pandemic Special’ episode has been released.South Park Studios shared the clip on their YouTube channel yesterday (September 30) to tie in with the premiere of ‘The Pandemic Special’.The episode launched season 24, and is the show’s first one-off, hour-long release.

South Park helped fill the Denver Broncos stadium over the weekend by sending in 1800 cardboard character cut-outs of recognisable faces from the long-running series to sit in the stands.The Colorado-set show partnered with the NFL team for yesterday’s (September 27) game with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, which they went on to lose 28-10.Due to the current restrictions on crowds that are in place due to the coronavirus pandemic, only 5700 socially distanced fans were allowed in the stadium for yesterday’s game. All 1,800 of us had a great time at the @Broncos game today! South Park’s first-ever supersized episode, "The Pandemic Special" premieres Wednesday at 8/7c on Comedy Central.

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.

Long-running Comedy Central cartoon “South Park” will return Sept. 30 with an hourlong Season 24 premiere about the coronavirus, according to Deadline.Aptly named “The Pandemic Special,” the show will focus on Kyle and Cartman heading back to school with masks on, and Randy dealing with a booming pot business.

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.

Time to hunker down with Stan, Kyle, Eric and Kenny

South Park are now available to stream on HBO Max – except for five episodes that depict Islam’s Prophet Muhammad.According to Deadline, the the decision to not include the missing episodes on the streaming service was agreed upon in advance.The controversial episodes go against a widespread Islamic belief that forbids depictions of Muhammad or any of the other prophets of Islam, as they encourage the worship of idols.