“The Charlie Kirk Show” executive producer Andrew Coalvet said that the late orthodox workers wanted to continue Comedy Central A “South Park” episode He dodged him.
“Hey @Paramountplus, as someone who could talk with some authority on it, Charlie loved that he was painted in South Park,” Coalwet wrote in a post on social platform X on Wednesday.
“He told me many times,” coalwate, also a close friend of Kirk, continued. “He would like to return the episode.”
In view of Kirk’s murder, Paramount, who owns the Comedy Central, pulled the episode from the linear rotation of the show. It is available on demand and on paramount plus.
Last month, this episode called Premier “Got A Nut” and roughly focused on his satire on Homeland’s Security Secretary Christie Nom and Vice President Vance.
But it also includes a scene with the animated show’s hero Eric Cartman, who appears to wear clothes as Kirk before being engaged in a debate with a classmate.
The 31-year-old Turning Point USA co-founder called Parodi a “badge of honor”, saying that it would show the “cultural impact and resonance that is capable of achieving our movement before the episode is broadcast.”
Kirk, who temporarily turned his social media profile photo into an image of Cartman,Told Fox NewsIn July, “I am excited to see it, because, look, we need to be able to take a joke as conservatives, right?”
“We should not take ourselves so seriously,” he said at that time.
Judi Kurtaz contributed.
