In the “South Park” universe, “Donald Trump” is a former grade-school teacher that dated a sex slave and once brutally raped a different, Canadian version of “Donald Trump” to assert American dominance. With comedians routinely expressing frustration that the real Donald Trump is too hard to parody, “South Park” stands alone in knowing how to land jokes absurdist enough to make sense in this currently ultra-confusing country. So it’s relatively joyful news that contrary to widely reported remarks the “South Park” creators made earlier this year, the duo will likely continue to make fun of the current president on the show. Co-creator Trey Parker explained on “The Bill Simmons Podcast” that when they had said that Trump was too ridiculous to parody, they didn’t exactly mean “South Park” would stop doing so. At least in retrospect, Parker and co-creator Matt Stone claim they simply meant that the president should stop acting as ridiculous as them.

Source: Huffington Post May 03, 2017 15:40 UTC