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'South Park' apologizes for Season 27 premiere's jabs at Trump after White House rebuke

The day after the "South Park" Season 27 premiere, the show's creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone participated at a Comedy Central's Comic-Con animation panel. They sat by "Beavis and Butt-Head" creator Mike Judge and "Digiman" creator Andy Samberg. Parker had just three words to say about the episode.

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‘South Park’ Lampoons Trump in Shocking Season 27 Premiere as Creators Ink $1.5 Billion Deal

The long-running satire returns after a nearly 2.5-year hiatus and as a battle over its future has just concluded.

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South Park creators make mock apology to Trump

South Park co-creator Trey Parker has made a short joke apology to President Donald Trump for ridiculing him in the opening show of their 27th season. The episode, broadcast on Wednesday, made several jokes at the US president's expense, including depicting him naked in bed with Satan.

‘South Park’ Creators Reveal Network Battle Over Premiere’s Trump Penis as They Joke: “We’re Terribly Sorry”

Their Comic-Con panel took place the day after the controversial 'South Park' season 27 premiere earned the ire of President ...

‘South Park’ Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone Battled Comedy Central Over Showing Trump’s Genitals, Refused to Blur His Penis

Con, "South Park" creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker briefly addressed this week's episode -- and the debate over Trump's ...

‘South Park’ creators reveal battle with network over wild Trump depiction, joke they’re ‘terribly sorry’

South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone discussed their controversial season 27 premiere at San Diego Comic-Con on ...

Even Joe Rogan thinks South Park’s mocking of Donald Trump was funny: ‘There’s so much madness’

The Joe Rogan Experience host praises co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone for achieving what he described as the ‘highest ...

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This was the week that comedy pushed back

South Park skewered President Trump. Stephen Colbert isn't holding back. This week, comedians on Paramount-owned shows aired their grievances against both their parent company and Trump.

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