‘South Park’ Episode Pulled After Charlie Kirk Fatal Shooting


Comedy Central is making a last-minute decision to pull an episode of South Park featuring Cartman portraying Charlie Kirk in the wake of his shooting death.

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The network pulled a planned rerun of the South Park episode titled “Got a Nut,” per The Wrap, which was featured in Season 27 of the long-running comedy series.

The episode featured Cartman slowly transforming into a parody of the controversial right-wing commentator to compete with his classmate Clyde, who rises to fame as a right-wing influencer.

Although the rerun was pulled Wednesday (September 10), it still remains available to watch and stream now on Paramount+.

In the episode, Cartman becomes furious that others are spreading anti-feminist and antisemitic rhetoric, which he is famous for on the show. As a result, he goes to extreme lengths to compete with Clyde and fully resembles the late Charlie at one point, complete with Charlie‘s hairstyle, debating a college student using a mic. You can watch a clip above.

Charlie was known for going to college campuses to debate students over social and political issues. He was at a Utah university when he was shot and killed.

As of right now, there is a person of interest identified by authorities.




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