One of the most consistent running gags in South Park is that the series regularly kills Kenny (Matt Stone), one of the series' main characters. He stands out from his peers because he wears a parka that covers his face and makes his speech sound muffled.

"He would want the episode back up," the "Charlie Kirk" producer tells Paramount Global after the episode was pulled.

There will be no Cartman, Kenny or the South Park gang tonight, nor more on Donald Trump and Satan’s love child. “Apparently when you do everything at the last minute sometimes you don’t get it done,” the Comedy Central satire’s creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker announced this morning,

South Park is many things. It's crude, rude, foul-mouthed, juvenile, and mean, while, of course, being funny as hell. But what no one ever says about South Park is how emotional it is. Sure, Trey Parker and Matt Stone have gotten serious more than once ...

Turning Point USA CEO Charlie Kirk said Sunday people are “so mad” he wasn’t offended over South Park’s portrayal of him, saying he found the parody “funny.” South Park’s last episode featured one of its main characters, Eric Cartman ...

“South Park” is back and in typical fashion, it’s taking big swings and making headlines out of the gate. Season 27’s premiere episode, “Sermon on the ‘Mount,” and pulled no punches, taking aim at Donald Trump — and at parent company ...