The Controversial 'South Park' Premiere
Introduction
The controversial season 27 premiere of 'South Park' has been making headlines since its release, with one particular scene causing quite a stir. The creators, Matt Stone and Trey Parker, have revealed that the episode caused a major battle with the network and even prompted an apology from the duo.
Key Details
The premiere, which aired on September 26th, featured a version of President Donald Trump lying naked in bed with Satan. This scene earned the ire of Trump, causing him to tweet about the show and its creators. Stone and Parker joked at their Comic-Con panel that they were "terribly sorry" for the controversy, but also acknowledged that this kind of response is exactly what they were hoping for.
The creators also shared that the network was not initially on board with the scene, but eventually allowed it to air. This is not the first time 'South Park' has pushed the boundaries, and it's clear that the creators have no intention of stopping.
Impact
The controversy surrounding the premiere has only fueled the success of the show, with many fans praising Stone and Parker for their bold and unapologetic approach to satirizing current events. The show has always been known for its irreverent and provocative humor, and it's clear that they have no plans to tone it down.
Stone and Parker
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