South Park brought back an infamous bit last week when it apologized for not taking climate change, and Al Gore, seriously enough. As it turns out, that apology was big enough to last two episodes.

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Trey Parker and Matt Stone, co-creators of “South Park,” never apologize. Even after getting ...

South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker are willing to admit that one of their episodes hasn’t aged well. In fact, this episode was so inaccurate that Parker and Stone had to issue out an ...

In the months after Al Gore released his apolitical, urgent documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, which outlined the looming horrors of climate change, some audiences were quick to laugh him off as an ...

The creators of the show “South Park” have issued a rare apology, reprising the character ManBearPig to make amends for a dis that is more than a decade old, NBC News reported. In a 2006 episode ...

Last week, South Park made the decision to bring back the creature known as ManBearPig, and in doing so, address the unfortunate implications of his 2006 debut. Now that the show had firmly stated ...

South Park’s twenty-eighth season has been getting into the spirit of quite a few holidays so far. Following a spooky ...

If last week’s “South Park” episode was a giant apology to Al Gore for mocking his warnings about global warming, Wednesday night’s episode continued that theme by ridiculing everyone else who refuses ...

The creators of “South Park” appear to have apologized to Al Gore for a 12-year-old episode roasting his belief in ManBearPig, which has long been viewed as a metaphor for climate change. In the ...

The creators of the show “South Park” have issued a rare apology, reprising the character ManBearPig to make amends for a dis that is more than a decade old, NBC News reported. In a 2006 episode ...