The Comedy Central satire saw a season 27 episode that had Eric Cartman styled as the late conservative thought leader pulled ...

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

The "South Park" episode, which features one of its main characters, Eric Cartman, parodying Charlie Kirk, was pulled after ...

Andrew Kolvet, executive producer of “The Charlie Kirk Show,” said the late conservative activist would have wanted Comedy Central to continue airing a “South Park” episode that lampooned him.

The Paramount Skydance-owned network Comedy Central quietly removed the rerun of the episode “Got a Nut” from its cable ...

A rerun of a “South Park” episode featuring a parody of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who previously praised the ...

Did South Park character Cartman really say "What will you do? Shoot me?" in a recent episode where he played a character ...

On Wednesday, hours after Trey Parker and Matt Stone signed a $1.5 billion, 50-episode deal with Paramount, the 27th season premiere of “South Park” aired on Comedy Central. Like most episodes of ...

It's been over two decades since this episode of South Park came out, but it still holds the title of the most depressing one.

Eric Cartman, Towelie, and Butters Stotch are all among the absolute best and funniest South Park characters ever.

A scheduled repeat of a recent episode mocking Kirk has been pulled from Comedy Central's rotation, while some on the right ...