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Archana Puran Singh’s New Vlog Goes Viral After Parmeet Sethi Calls SS Rajamouli “South ki Mooli”, Deets Inside
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Archana Puran Singh’s New Vlog Goes Viral After Parmeet Sethi Calls SS Rajamouli “South ki Mooli”, Deets Inside

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Like filmmaker Farah Khan’s vlogs, Archana Puran Singh and her family’s YouTube videos have become a major hit among fans. Archana, her husband Parmeet Sethi, and their two sons regularly share fun, candid moments from their lives, full of humor, warmth, and laughter. Recently, one of Archana’s latest vlog went viral for an unexpected reason. During their visit to Chandni Chowk’s famous Parathewali Gali, Parmeet cracked a joke involving director SS Rajamouli which instantly caught everyone’s attention.

Parmeet Sethi And Archana Puran Singh

Parmeet Sethi Calls SS Rajamouli ‘South Ki Mooli’

In the video, Archana Puran Singh is seen with her husband Parmeet Sethi and their younger son Ayushmann Sethi, enjoying a day out in Delhi’s iconic food lane. As Archana excitedly listed different types of parathas, Cabbage, radish, etc. Parmeet decided to lighten the moment with a quirky comment. “The radish paratha reminded me of something,” Parmeet said. When Archana asked what, he continued jokingly, “Mooli from the North is very famous, but now even mooli from other regions are becoming popular, like Goa ki mooli. And there’s also a very famous mooli from the SouthRajamouli!”

Parmeet Sethi And Archana Puran Singh

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Hearing this, Archana burst into laughter but quickly realized the remark might be taken seriously. She immediately turned to the camera and said, “I’ve actually worked with SS Rajamouli. Hello sir, if you’re watching this, please forgive us we were just joking about your name!” The funny clip quickly went viral on social media, with fans flooding the comments section. While many laughed at Parmeet’s sense of humor, others appreciated Archana’s quick and respectful apology.

Parmeet Sethi And Archana Puran Singh

Several users commented things like, “Parmeet’s jokes never disappoint!” and “Archana’s reaction was priceless that’s why we love her vlogs!” For those who don’t know, let us tell you that SS Rajamouli is one of the most celebrated filmmakers in Indian cinema. His Baahubali redefined Indian filmmaking and made him a household name across the country. Later, his magnum opus RRR went on to win an Oscar, taking Indian cinema to global heights.

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South Africa v Japan Autumn Internationals 2025 TV channel, UK time, live stream
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South Africa v Japan Autumn Internationals 2025 TV channel, UK time, live stream

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South Africa’s Northern Hemisphere tour begins at Wembley on Saturday, where they take on Japan on the opening weekend of the Autumn Internationals 2025.

The Springboks are the top-ranked team in world rugby and arrive in the UK on the back of winning the Rugby Championship earlier this month.

South Africa will face France, Italy, Ireland, and Wales before the end of the month but first up is Japan – a decade on from their famous upset at the Rugby World Cup 2015.

Though Eddie Jones’ side, ranked 13th in the world, will be heavy underdogs, they will take plenty of confidence from recent victories against Wales and USA.

RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch South Africa v Japan in the Autumn Internationals 2025 on TV and online.

What TV channel is South Africa v Japan on?

The game will be shown live on Premier Sports.

South Africa v Japan will kick off at 4:10pm UK time on Saturday 1st November 2025 at Wembley.

Premier Sports has returned to the UK after being rebranded as viaplay Sports. You can tune in via TV or online.

How to live stream South Africa v Japan online

You can watch the match on Premier Sports Player.

Regular subscribers can also stream matches on a variety of devices including laptops, smartphones and tablets via their app.

Check out more of our Sport coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what’s on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.

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South Park to Air Special Halloween Episode
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South Park to Air Special Halloween Episode

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South Park is breaking from its usual Wednesday release cadence this week for a special Halloween episode.

Titled “The Woman in the Hat,” the episode’s logline teases: “The White House deals with a disruptive spirit from the East Wing… while Stan worries that South Park has become too political.”

See first look photos from the episode below, and find our full coverage of South Park Season 27 here.

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Content Creator Arrested, Home Birth Death
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Pregnant South Florida Inmate Convicted Of Murder

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What started as a tragedy behind closed doors has now turned into a national headline — and it’s got the internet watching very closely. Daisy Link, a South Florida mother of three, was just convicted of second-degree murder in the death of her longtime partner and father of her children. But this case? It’s deeper than just the verdict. And, the story that’s been unraveling since 2022 is filled with twists, trauma, and a so-called “miracle” baby that caught everyone off guard.

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Link Says She Fired To Scare, Not Kill

The fatal shooting committed by Daisy Link happened after years of what her defense described as an abusive and volatile relationship. However, jurors took less than two hours to find Link guilty in the 2022 shooting of her partner Pedro Jimenez. The trial also featured an emotional testimony — even from the couple’s 11-year-old son. He reportedly told the court that he saw his father aim a gun at his mother and pistol-whip her. Additionally, Link testified that Jimenez was under the influence and became violent after accusing her of cheating. Link claimed that she fired the gun at Jimenez to scare him off, not to kill. “It’s not like I didn’t love him,” she said on the stand. “That’s the father of my kids.”

Link’s Pregnancy Stuns The Net, Family Speaks Out

But, what really grabbed national attention was what happened after Link’s arrest. As previously reported, in 2023, she became pregnant while behind bars — and later gave birth in June 2024. The father? Another inmate, Joan DePaz. According to both, the baby was conceived through self-insemination and they’ve called it a “miracle.” Her sister, Crystal Barretto, says Link is a victim of domestic violence and is heartbroken over the verdict, urging the judge to consider her past and her children during sentencing. “The fight is not over,” she said, as Link’s legal team prepares to appeal.

Guilty Verdict In—But This Case Isn’t Over

Furthermore, one juror said the decision was based purely on the facts, and prosecutors painted the shooting as a fit of rage. With sentencing set for November 21 and an appeal already in motion, this case is far from over — and social media is definitely watching how it all plays out.

“I hope the judge takes into consideration all the evidence that was presented, the past domestic violence, history against Pedro and Daisy and the time she’s already served,” Crystal Barretto shared. “And also taken into consideration, her children and the new baby that was just born.”

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South Park Returns to Roast Peter Thiel, Set Up Cartman vs. Antichrist
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Why ‘South Park’ Suddenly Entered Its 28th Season This Week

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This year’s episodes of South Park have brought a resurgence of the franchise. Season 27 of the beloved series is a ratings bonanza for Comedy Central, as well as a creative triumph for its showrunners, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, and a delight for fans of irreverent topical satire. In fact, the animated hit’s fans have been so laser-focused on every detail of the show that they were quick to notice when Wednesday night’s episode marked the beginning of the show’s 28th season — an unannounced move that seemed to make little sense. 

Wednesday night’s episode focused on several current issues, including surveillance, government encroachment on everyday life, and the annoying “6, 7” meme that has overtaken Gen Alpha. It also marked a whole new season of the show, which returned for its 27th season over the summer after a two-year hiatus to critical acclaim and the chagrin of the White House. Traditionally, South Park seasons consist of six episodes and, like most TV shows, have a long break until the next season begins. However, early in the latest run, it was widely reported that season 27 would consist of 10 new 22-minute episodes. All the better for the show’s many fans. 

Ahead of Wednesday’s show, fans began to speculate as to why what was expected to be season 27’s sixth episode was being listed as season 28, episode 1. It must be a glitch, viewers assumed, or maybe a maneuver to fulfill Parker and Stone’s contractual obligations, given the retooling of their deal over the summer. It was perplexing for many to find that many of the plot threads set up in the five episodes that made up season 27 were continued as if they were the same season; in fact, nothing from the storylines — Donald Trump and Satan’s love child, Jesus’ entree into South Park Elementary as a counselor — had been resolved by episode five. 

It turns out that this is a case of misreporting, a rep for the show suggested on Friday. Season 27 was never meant to be a full 10 episodes, and the showrunners had planned all along for Seasons 27 and 28 to bow at five episodes each, it seems. No announcement was made regarding the number of episodes in season 27 at the time it debuted, Comedy Central clarified to The Hollywood Reporter. This is all despite widespread reporting of a 10-episode run for the latest season. And what the rep told THR tracks: looking back at the press releases for this season, Comedy Central has consistently provided air dates for the upcoming episodes, but has never referred to them as part of a continuous season of 10 episodes. 

Yet the latest season has had a perplexing schedule. Episodes 2701 and 2702 aired on the standard week-over-week schedule, but then it was announced that the team had switched to a biweekly schedule before the delayed fifth episode. That now-apparent season finale aired three weeks later, on Sept. 24. It was another three weeks before Wednesday’s surprise season 28 premiere episode.

Could there be more to this that we don’t know? Perhaps. Does it matter, as long as South Park keeps delivering pitch-perfect satire? Not really. 

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South Park Returns to Roast Peter Thiel, Set Up Cartman vs. Antichrist
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South Park Returns to Roast Peter Thiel, Set Up Cartman vs. Antichrist

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South Park returned Wednesday after a three-week hiatus and left us with the terrifying prospect of Eric Cartman being the only human to save us from the Antichrist.

For reasons unexplained, the episode is listed as season 28, episode one — not the sixth episode of the 27th season. Perhaps it’s a contract issue with Paramount and South Park Studios, but it doesn’t seem to have much to do with the plot, which carries on where it left off.

This week at South Park Elementary, the “6-7” meme is in full force and driving the parents and teachers mad. For the uninitiated, under-14s have been saying “6-7” when they don’t know the answer, as a fill-in phrase, or for reasons they and we will never know. The genesis of the meme comes from the song “Doot Doot,” by rapper Skrilla in December 2024, and for some reason, it just took off. Eventually, obsession over the joke drives Cartman to puke incessantly. Or is he possessed?

Meanwhile, tech guru Peter Thiel enters the story, plotting with J.D. Vance to thwart the birth of the Antichrist, i.e., Donald Trump and Satan’s baby. Thiel gets Trump to head to Planned Parenthood to try to sneakily ask a doctor to perform an abortion on Satan, but it is rebuffed by the doctor, who tells him that he’ll need someone with expertise on the Antichrist. Enter Thiel, who marches into South Park Elementary and lays down the law with the faculty about the possible cult the kids are obsessed over.

Back at the A-story, Cartman is at the doctor’s office, too, undergoing a full-body scan to determine the cause of his health crisis. But the puke keeps coming and it appears they will need to seek outside help.

Thiel, having commandeered the school’s security system, downloads all student data and begins to observe and report. Cameras across the school are watching the kids, as the staff is seeking to find more leads on what is going on with this “6-7” business.

Also added into the jam-packed episode is a plotline with Jesus trying to reconcile with modern Christianity and going on a double date with PC Principal; his date is a piece of work named Peggy Rockbottom. It doesn’t go well. Back at school, Thiel dubs Jesus a “Nosey Nancy” when he protests the surveillance and is quickly removed by PC Principal; in the gym, he laments the state of affairs with the sporty school leader, who asks him, point-blank, if he is gay.

Trump gags continue throughout the episode: if his sphincter isn’t on full display at Planned Parenthood, he is in bed with Satan, but rebuffed and masturbating… with chopsticks.

The plot thickens as Vance and Thiel’s partnership is revealed as a scheme to obtain all of the world’s data. But he must sort out this Antichrist business, so Thiel heads to the Cartman residence in a sharp homage to The Exorcist. Oh, and he got there in an Uber. It took him around six or seven minutes. After he spends time with Cartman, Thiel concludes that he may be the only hope we have to stop the Antichrist.

“We have to unlock the secrets he holds, no matter what it takes,” he declares. Uh-oh.

Back at the Cheesecake Factory, Jesus is back on a double date with Peggy Rockbottom and PC Principal, but just can’t take it, and the warped sense of Christianity that seems to have taken hold across America.

“You need to bully people and you’re using the Bible to do it, ” he tells PC Principal, as he tries to kick his ass. Jesus then heads out into the suburban sprawl and contemplates life on earth in 2025. He then turns around, walks into “the Factory,” stares down PC Principal and pulls Ms. Rockbottom out of her chair and back to his place. He’s going full bro.

The two-parter should conclude in two weeks.

Wednesday night’s episode is the sixth of the ratings-smashing 27th season of South Park, which debuted on Comedy Central in 1997. Additional new episodes of the latest season will air on Oct. 29, Nov. 12, Nov. 26 and Dec. 10, according to Comedy Central. 

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On South Park, Donald Trump Is Desperate to Exorcise the Antichrist
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On South Park, Donald Trump Is Desperate to Exorcise the Antichrist

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*Warning: This article contains spoilers*

Donald Trump is a father-to-be, and no one is happy about it. Not the president himself, not his vice president, JD Vance, and certainly not billionaire tech mogul and conservative activist, Peter Thiel. On the week’s episode of South Park, three of the most powerful men in America are dead set on finding a way to get rid of the Antichrist growing inside of Satan.

After PC Principal mistakes the children’s obsession with the “6 7” meme for satanic numerology, he invites Thiel to speak at the school. Thiel, who touts himself as the ultimate authority on biblical prophecy and the coming of the Antichrist, makes a few of his own innocuous references to “6 7,” only to be met with laughter from the students. Convinced that South Park Elementary has embraced the forces of darkness, he seizes all of the school’s private data to monitor the children’s behavior. (Thiel co-founded the government intelligence and software company Palantir.)

Of all the students, Cartman is most tickled by the meme, quite literally vomiting every time someone mentions it. Thiel, however, believes Cartman is possessed and stages an exorcism. When that fails, Thiel decides to take Cartman with him back to Washington, DC, telling Ms. Cartman, “Your son is the key to saving our country. Everything we hold dear could end. We have to unlock the secrets he holds, no matter what it takes.”

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Along the way, Thiel stays in contact with Vance, who has a vested interest in the situation since Satan’s baby threatens his own path to the White House. (In turn, Vance promises Thiel “full access to everyone’s data” if he can put a stop to the demonic child.) Meanwhile, knowing that Trump himself no longer wants the baby — albeit for reasons mostly related to his tee times — Vance convinces him to visit an abortion clinic, where Trump promptly drops his trousers, only to be informed that’s not how the procedure works.

There is also a B-storyline involving Jesus going on a blind date at the Cheesecake Factory and eventually coming to blows with PC Principal after simmering tension over their clashing religious styles. But for the most part, this week’s South Park seemed to be setting the stage for episodes to coming later on in Season 27.

Following its premiere on Comedy Central, Season 27, Episode 6 of South Park — “”Twisted Christian” — will be available to stream on Hulu beginning Thursday, October 16th.

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'South Park' Takes On Peter Thiel's Antichrist Obsession
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‘South Park’ Takes On Peter Thiel’s Antichrist Obsession

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South Park returned from another two-week break on Wednesday with some fresh jabs at Donald Trump and Peter Thiel.

During the Season 27 episode ‘Twisted Christian‘, Theil visits the children of South Park to preach against the “satanic numerology shit” going on at the school, as the kids share inside jokes about the numbers six and seven (an actual phenomena taking over schools recently).

“I’m Peter Thiel and I know about the anti-Christ,” he declares in the assembly after his own theme song states the same intro, a nod to the tech billionaire’s recent lectures on armageddon and the possible identity of the antichrist.

According to Thiel’s South Park lecture, the end of the world will happen in six to seven days, as predicted by Revelation 6:7. His obsession with the numbers results in Thiel turning South Park into a surveillance state and commandeering all the students’ data to compile a list of cultists.

“Wait why is there a camera in the girls bathroom?” asks Jesus, to which Thiel declares: “To stop the anti-Christ!”

Meanwhile, Cartman has the most aggressive reaction to the numbers, going full Linda Blair with projectile vomit. This draws Thiel to his door for an Exorcist homage as he is determined to get to the bottom of the numbers’ meaning and how Cartman is supposed to stop the antichrist.

Thiel remains in contact with JD Vance, who is determined to stop Satan from birthing Trump’s demonic spawn, as the POTUS visits Planned Parenthood to try and take matters into his own hands.

Unfortunately, the doctor is unable to help give Satan an abortion, so they instead recommend Trump reach out to Thiel, expert on the antichrist.

Turning its premiere-delayed 10 episode Season 27 into a mega season, South Park airs on Comedy Central at 10 pm ET Wednesdays, and the next day on Paramount+. Unless Parker and Stone hit the wall again this year and run out of time to get an episode on the air, South Park‘s remaining Season 27 shows will land on Oct. 29, Nov. 12, 26 and Dec. 10 respectively.

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‘The Simpsons’ will be avoiding politics for new season following ‘South Park’ backlash
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‘The Simpsons’ will be avoiding politics for new season following ‘South Park’ backlash

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The Simpsons’ showrunner has said the new season will not tackle contemporary US politics in the way that South Park recently has.

The opening episode of the 37th season of the legendary sitcom premiered on Fox on Sunday night (September 28), with this run set to include the show’s 800th episode.

Matt Selman, who now oversees The Simpsons, spoke to Entertainment Weekly and was asked whether the show would dare to take the kind of provocative approach to the current political landscape that South Park has in recent months.

“When you write a show that doesn’t come out until 10 months after you write it, it kind of takes the pressure off, because who knows what the fuck we’re gonna be looking at in 10 months,” he said. “So like South Park, they make their show in a week, and even they can’t stay up to date on things.”

“More crazy shit goes down faster than even they can do it. And you know, Jimmy Kimmel’s great, and I’m glad he is back on TV,” he added, referring to the late night talk show host, who was briefly suspended this month for his comments relating to the murder of Charlie Kirk, before being recently reinstated.

“Censorship sucks. What can I say? Censorship sucks,” Selman continued. “But it’s not our mission statement to respond to the crisis of the moment. It’s more about a town of good-natured dum-dums dealing with a changing world, yet our characters never really change. The world changes around them.”

South Park is currently in its 27th season and has been mocking Donald Trump consistently in the new episodes. It initially portrayed him as being in a relationship with Satan and having a micro-penis, prompting the White House to attack the show for “not having been relevant for over 20 years”.

The show has since continued the Trump-Satan relationship, with Satan now pregnant with the president’s child and Trump attempting to trap Satan into getting rid of the pregnancy.

They have also attacked the relationship between Trump and the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) and its head Brendan Carr, which many perceive to have been the reason for Kimmel’s suspension and for Stephen Colbert’s show being brought to an end.

Despite The Simpsons saying it will not pursue similar storylines, the show’s creator Matt Groening did say this summer that the show will not end until Trump dies. “When you-know-who dies, The Simpsons predicts the there will be dancing in the streets,” he said “Except President [J.D.] Vance will ban dancing”.

The Simpsons famously predicted that Trump would become U.S. President in a 2000 episode, and also later predicted he would get re-elected in a 2015 episode. The show also appears to have forecasted some other major events over the years.

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'South Park' Season 27, Episode 5; "Conflict of Interest"
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‘South Park’ Bets on Mocking Social Gambling, Kyle’s Mom

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Predictive betting comes to South Park in episode five of the show’s sporadic yet highly-rated 27th season, when the odds on whether Kyle’s mom, who is a Jewish woman, will attack Gaza become a hot speculation at the elementary school.

It all starts with the kids of South Park Elementary placing bets on whether one of their own — a Boy Scout who insists on repeatedly informing the class that she is one of the group’s WeBlos — is a boy or a girl. Soon, Eric Cartman is going on about Kyle’s mom, one of his least favorite people in town but one he enjoys talking (and on the big screen, singing) about.

Back at the White House, Satan and President Trump are awaiting the birth of their child, who is likely to bring about the apocalypse, and are preparing for the little one’s arrival. A seemingly goober-like version of Vice President J.D. Vance is back, too, with bad news for Trump.

“Everyone is so excited for the baby,” Vance says. “Boss, you must be so excited as well. Yeah, well, excited, it is going to completely change your life, though…”

Naturally, this being South Park, Trump soon begins his efforts to kill his and Satan’s unborn child. Hi-jinks ensue. Vance’s motivations are also revealed later in the episode (but you all knew the Vice President of the United States was no goober, right?).

Plots in Washington and our favorite small Colorado mountain town once again merge after a phone call is placed from South Park to end the sports betting craze, via government intervention. FCC chief Brendan Carr ends up on the other end of the line from a frustrated Kyle and within about 10 seconds of his appearance on the show, he’s there with Trump and Satan, shitting so hard he flies around the room, and then in the hospital with a parasite called toxoplasmosis; it can be transferred from cats to humans and bring about some complications — in particular, for Carr, the loss of his freedom of speech.

As the tension around what Kyle’s mom Sheila will do about the Israel-Gaza atrocities reaches a fever pitch at South Park Elementary, she decides that it’s time that she go to Gaza and does what she needs to do. However, this is not before explaining her perspective on the seemingly endless conflict that has now come for her personally.

“You see, it’s just pure anti-Semitism,” Sheila explains in one of the show’s teachable moments. “I’m so sick of being grilled about my views on Palestine and my thoughts on Hamas, and being judged for things that are centuries old and that non-Jews know nothing about.

“Well, if they all think we should do something, then you better believe I’ll do something,” she concludes.

The episode ends with her in Israel — and she does attack. But it’s only verbal violence, as Sheila launches into a non-stop tirade-as-homage to Curb Your Enthusiasm and its pseudo-villain, Susie Greene (Susie Essman). Cue the trademark tuba, mandolin, banjo, and piano of “Frolic,” Curb theme song, as we reach what is said to be the halfway point of the 27th season of South Park.

The episode arrived a week later than planned, after the show’s creators admitted that they failed to complete it in time; Trey Parker and Matt Stone blamed their own procrastination habits for the delay. But some speculated the killing of Charlie Kirk, who was spoofed in episode two of season 27, at a speaking event in Utah that week, led to the new episode being yanked or possibly tweaked. The South Park team did manage to touch on the other major scandal of the moment with the Carr subplot, as it was his comments and veiled threats to ABC that are believed to have been the catalyst for Jimmy Kimmel’s late night show going dark last week.

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