The radiation of a “South Park” episode has so far been moved only once-due to a power failure.
Shortly before her planned charisma, the new episode was postponed by “South Park”. The episode, which was to be shown on September 18, is late because the producers “did not complete them in time”, according to the info.
Recommendations of the editorial team
The series makers Trey Parker and Matt Stone apologized on the social media and said: “If you do everything on the last handle, you just can’t do it. That is our fault. We didn’t make it in time. Many thanks to comedy Central and the South Park fans for your understanding next week!”
But is that all? The speculations online go in a different direction …
Fans speculate about political motives
Fans suspect that this explanation could only be an excuse and see a connection to the Charlie-Kirk parody subsequently “got a grut”, which was broadcast on August 6th.
Although no details were announced about what it should be about today, fans on social media speculated that the shift could be politically motivated. An Instagram user wrote: “I suspect that Cartman should reappear as Kirk and they had to delete the entire planned action.”
Should Charlie Kirk appear in the new episode?
Some speculate that the episode is quite completed, but should not be broadcast. Some series fans are sure that Charlie Kirk Part should be the episode. “I am 100 % sure that Charlie Kirk should appear in this episode,” wrote a user. Another commented: “I know that this has something to do with Charlie Kirk, but I can’t prove it.”
According to “NME”, the current delay is only the second in the long term of “South Park”. The first time this happened in 2013 due to a power failure.
The background: After the fatal shootout on Kirk on September 10, the “South Park” episode “Got a Nut” was taken from the repeat program. In it, the character Eric Cartman becomes a conservative commentator who debates students at universities and imitates Kirk’s hairstyle and behaviors.
Maga supporters: Inside, the series had held responsible for Charlie Kirk’s death. Some claimed that the episode of August 6th had an impact on the perpetrators’ actions. There is currently no evidence that the incident was motivated by the episode.
According to Parker and Stone, the next “South Park” episode will be broadcast on September 24th.