South Park creators humorously respond to White House criticism over naked Donald Trump scene

South Park co-creator Trey Parker responded briefly to White House anger over the latest season premiere, which featured a naked Donald Trump in bed with Satan. Parker humorously said, \"We’re terribly sorry,\" followed by a deadpan stare. The incident occurred at San Diego’s Comic-Con International during an animation panel with Matt Stone, Mike Judge, and Andy Samberg.

The White House criticized the episode, calling the show irrelevant and desperate for attention. Parker revealed that they received a note to blur Trump's genitalia, but they decided to put eyes on it instead. The premiere also mocked Paramount's settlement with Trump, coinciding with Parker and Stone signing a new deal with the company.

The episode depicted Trump suing South Park over the presence of Jesus in the school. Jesus warns them about Paramount's influence, referencing the recent cancellation of Stephen Colbert's show. The quick production turnaround of South Park allows it to stay current and unpredictable.

According to the source: The Guardian.