Comedy Central Pulls ‘South Park’ Season 27 Charlie Kirk Episode
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South Park's cable home Comedy Central pulls South Park Season 27 Episode 2 from its lineup following the assassination of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk on Wednesday.
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After the conservative activist was killed on a Utah campus, a recent episode with Eric Cartman mimicking his talking points and mannerisms was pulled.
Comedy Central's long-running "South Park" series faced fierce backlash over a recent episode mocking Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, after Kirk was assassinated on Wednesday.
Kirk originally reacted to South Park's depiction of him on his podcast - laughing off the jokes and even claiming the show "accidently ends up spreading the gospel"
South Park's cable home Comedy Central pulls South Park Season 27 Episode 2 from its lineup following the assassination of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk on Wednesday.
Comedy Central pulled planned reruns of the "South Park" episode that parodied late Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated Wednesday at age 31.
The episode, called "Got a Nut" and which originally premiered last month, will not be airing as part of the Comedy Central show's linear rotation, ITK has learned.