After a week in which American free speech appeared in peril, the minds behind “South Park” took an opportunity to reiterate ...

In the fifth episode of "South Park" Season 27, Donald Trump inadvertently terrorizes FCC chair Brendan Carr while trying to ...

The Comedy Central staple aired its first episode since Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show was pulled by ABC and took jabs at the ...

After a rare delay, the animated series resumes its satirical take on current events, blasting the FCC chairman ...

On paper, South Park has been safe from cancellation, if only because Carr and the FCC only regulate the major broadcast ...

Also in the fifth episode of the show's scorching 27th season, Satan and President Trump's different attitudes toward ...

The cartoon’s attacks on the FCC chairman come after Carr last week urged ABC and Disney to take action against Jimmy Kimmel.

The latest episode of "South Park" relentlessly skewered the chairman of the FCC following the controversial suspension of Jimmy Kimmel.

South Park is out for blood with FCC Chairman Brendan Carr. A week after Carr apparently threatened to revoke ABC’s broadcasting license if they didn’t pull Jimmy Kimmel Live!, causing Kimmel’s show ...

The new episode is in part a response to last week’s suspension of late night host Jimmy Kimmel, who was pulled off the air after Federal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr threatened ABC ...

Following a turbulent few weeks in the United States, 'South Park' returned Wednesday with some fresh jabs at current events.

The biting animated satire lampooned the man whose perceived government overreach is at the centre of the political storm ...