The co -creator of the comedy television series cartoonSouth Park, Trey Parker, responded as simply to the wrath of the White House for the last premiere of the season, which showed a nude Donald Trump In bed with Satan.
“We’re sorry,” Parker just said, accompanied by his phrase with a long, empty-loud look.
Parker was asked about his reaction to Salo on the scene of the San Diego Comic-Con International Festival, at the beginning of a panel on cartoons, which was also involved in South Park, Matt Stone, the creator of Beavis and Butt-Head, Mike, and his actor, and his actor, and his actor, Digman animation.
Earlier in the day, the White House issued a statement on the episode of the 27th season premiere, which was aired on Wednesday night. Unlike other cartoon characters, Trump is depicted as a real photo of the US president in a moving body.
There is also an extensive scene with a surrealistic, deepfake video by Trump, completely naked, walking in a desert- and repeated suggestions that Trump’s genitals are small.
‘Fourteen Category’
“This show has not been timely for more than 20 years and has been hanging from a thread with insulated ideas in a desperate attempt to draw attention,” White House spokesman Taylor Rogers said in a statement.
“President Trump has fulfilled more promises in just six months than any other president in our country’s history -and no fourth category broadcast can derail President Trump’s hot series.”
Later on the panel, Parker said they got a note from their producers about the episode. “They said ‘okay, but we will blur the penis’ and I said’ no, you won’t blur the penis,” Parker said.
Paramount and its recent settlement with Trump $ 16 million ($ 26 billion NZ) was targeted, just hours after Parker and Stone signed a five -year contract with the company for 50 new episodes and stream rights for previous season. Los Angeles Times and other media report that the deal was worth $ 1.5 billion (US $ 2.4 billion).
In the episode, Trump sues the city of South Park when its inhabitants question the presence of Jesus Christ – the real person – in her elementary school.
Jesus tells them that they have to compromise.
“Did you see what happened to CBS? Yes, guess who is the owner of CBS? Paramount, “says Christ. “Do you really want to end up like Colbert?”
CBS and the parent company Paramount Global canceled Stephen Colbert’s late show last week, a few days after Colbert strongly criticized Paramount for settlement of Trump’s lawsuit for an interview on the 60 Minutes show.
CBS and Paramount executives said the decision to cut The Late Show was for financial reasons.