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EntertainmentGeorge Back'South Park' blames Whites for supporting the president
The South Park season finale was centered around the president of the United States and his relationship with the Whites.
TVKelly Woo20 pop culture Christmas ornaments to hang on your tree
‘Tis the season to trim your Christmas tree, and what better way to personalize it than with your favorite movies, TV shows, music, and other pop culture favorites? The Mother of Dragons, Daenerys Stormborn, can fly alongside the King of the Seas, Aquaman. Pair up a dancing Baby Groot with the TARDIS from Doctor Who (maybe he can time travel his way into growing bigger), and see how well the Friends get along with Luke, Leia, Yoda, and the Star Wars gang. Christmas is a time to bring everyone together, right?
TVKylie Mar'South Park' dives back into politics with Republican leaders terrified of President 'Trump'
"South Park" acknowledged Trump's election anniversary this week by bringing back President Garrison and welcoming Mike Pence, Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell to the fold.
TVCaitlin George Parker'South Park' tackles the opioid crisis in a bizarre way
"South Park" took on the American opioid epidemic in a bizarre way.
TVCaitlin George Parker'South Park' rips Mark Zuckerberg for promoting fake news
On 'South Park,' fake news was running rampant on Facebook about Coon and Friends so they faced off against Mark Zuckerberg in a street brawl.
TVGeorge Back'South Park' takes on Columbus Day controversy and modern victimization culture
"South Park" took on the hot-button topic of Columbus Day. Disdain for the long-standing national holiday has grown as historians have pointed out the atrocities indigenous people suffered as a result of Christopher Columbus “discovering” the Americas.
TVGeorge Back'South Park' asks 'The President' to stop creating incendiary tweets about North Korea
On the “Put It Down” episode of South Park, creators called out “The President” for inciting violence with North Korea on Twitter.
TVNick Paschal'South Park' rips white supremacists and blue-collar workers for not changing with the times
In its season premiere, "South Park" takes aim at white supremacists and blue-collar workers.
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'South Park' Season 21 premiere takes aim at White Nationalists — Watch
Comedy Central released the first clip from Wednesday’s long-awaited premiere, titled “White People Renovating Houses."
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Your TV To-Do List: 'Mindy Project,' 'South Park' return, Emmy night arrives
What to watch this week: The final season of 'Mindy' arrives, 'South Park' hits 21, and more.
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Mickey Mouse, Viacom & ‘South Park’ Sued By ‘Mickey’ Singer Over 1982 Hit
It likely won't totally blow your mind, to paraphrase Toni Basil's 1982 hit “Mickey,” but today the ex -So You Think You Can Dance guest judge is going after the Walt Disney Company, Viacom, South Park and others in court for non-consensual use of her persona, image and voice. At more than $750 for every time an "unauthorized use" was seen, heard or broadcast, highly respected choreographer Basil could be looking at some mighty fine dough, especially where Barack Obama was…
TVAdam Lance Garcia'South Park': 5 things you didn't know about the very first episode
Aug. 13, marks the 20th anniversary of the airing of the first episode of “South Park” on Comedy Central. Here are five surprising facts you might not know about the work that went into making that episode.
TVJeffrey PattitTrue Love Doesn’t Exist, and More Life Lessons From TV Teachers
For National Teacher Day, we looking back at five life lessons we’ve learned from teachers on our favorite TV shows.
TVJeffrey Pattit10 Memorable Times TV Characters Used Marijuana
It’s April 20 (aka 4/20), and cannabis lovers around the world will be celebrating “Weed Day.” In its honor, the video above highlights 10 memorable times TV characters used pot.
TVSuperfan TV‘South Park’: How to Make Your Own Chocolate Salty Balls
Internet Chef Andrew Rea is at it again, creating mouthwatering cuisine based on your favorite TV shows and movies.
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TV’s Trouble With the Oval Office: ‘Designated Survivor’ Searches for 4th Showrunner
The Kiefer Sutherland series about the Oval Office has had troubles in the leadership department and will hire a fourth person to fill the showrunner’s shoes.
TVSuperfanPresident Garrison Returns to South Park to Get Revenge
Now that the election is over on “South Park,” Mr. Garrison started making the transition to President Garrison. In a scene straight out of “Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back,” President Garrison was seen getting a Trump-style hairpiece lowered onto his head like Darth Vader did with his helmet in his meditation chamber. Also, throughout the show, President Garrison was accompanied by music that sounded similar to “The Imperial March.”
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Trey Parker and Matt Stone on Which Celebrities Loved and Hated Their Oscar Gowns
Gloria Estefan was not a fan
TVKen Tucker‘Legends of Chamberlain Heights’: Boys Will Be Wild Boys
Stick around after the season premiere of “South Park” to check out “Legends of Chamberlain Heights,” another minimally animated, guaranteed-to-offend Comedy Central series premiering Wednesday night.
TVAlex LoganDespite Production Problems and Tawdry Controversy, HBO Sets ‘Westworld’ Premiere
Westworld finally gets a premiere date! Well, a vague one at least. The HBO series from husband and wife team, Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan, has been plagued by delays, production halts, and controversy, but it is supposedly going to debut in the Fall. The futuristic drama dealing with an amusement park populated by artificial intelligent robots may have you yelling, “Simpsons did it!” And you’d be right – Itchy and Scratchy Land was a parody of the 1973 Michael Crichton original.
TVSuperfanCelebrate 'Weed Day' with TV's Memorable Marijuana Moments
People around the world will be celebrating “Weed Day” April 20. In its honor, this video, running four minutes and 20 seconds, highlights some of television’s most memorable marijuana moments.
TVSuperfanTV's Top April Fool's Pranks (No Joke)
While the official origins of April Fool’s day still remain a mystery, there is no doubt that people have embraced April 1st as a fun-filled day of practical jokes, pranks, and hoaxes. And several television shows have delighted viewers by paying homage to the day with special “April Fool’s”-themed episodes.
TVEthan Alter14 of Our Favorite TV Teachers
In honor of TV Land's new comedy series, 'Teachers,' we're remembering the TV teachers who made a lasting impression.
