South Park

South Park is an animated television sitcom, created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone for Comedy Central.

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Trivia

 * Some episodes were banned in other countries due to offensive jokes about those countries. In a few countries, it causes the series to be banned there.
 * Season 9 episode "Bloody Mary" was skipped in SBS and Nine Network due to its religious offensive content, however the episode was aired in SBS Viceland in 2016.
 * The show was banned in China after the season 23 episode "Band in China" for its sensitive political jokes.
 * Israeli broadcaster Channel 2 refused to air season 1 episode "Pinkeye" because of Cartman's Hitler costume and his admiration of the Fuhrer during a film that's supposed to dissuade people from thinking Hitler was great, which would offend the country's Jewish population.
 * The first Italian dub by SEFIT-CDC has skipped the season four episodes "Cartman Joins NAMBLA", "Do the Handicapped Go to Hell?" and "Probably". "Cartman Joins NAMBLA" was skipped because of the excessive references to homosexual pedophilia, and infanticide (the subplot of Kenny killing his mom's unborn baby). The "Do the Handicapped Go to Hell? / Probably" two-parter was banned for its irreverent take on the Catholic Church (and religion in general).
 * Season 3 episode "Chinpokomon" was banned in Japan. It came under fire from both Nintendo of Japan as well as several right-wing groups in the country, in particular because of the references to Hirohito and the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Other episodes were skipped in Japan were season 2 episode "Terrance and Phillip in: Not Without My Anus", season 4 two-parter episodes "Do the Handicapped Go to Hell? / Probably" (due to heavy references to Christianly, an religion not well-known in Japan), season 6 episode "A Ladder to Heaven" (similarily for the reasons "Chinpokomon" and "Do the Handicapped Go to Hell? / Probably" two-parter combined), and season 7 episode "Krazy Kripples" (due to Christopher Reeve's death, as he's portrayed as an villain character in the episode).
 * The show was banned in South Korea after airing an few episodes, as the government was flooded with complaints about its content. The show was available in Korean subtitles on Netflix since 2019.
 * The Miami-produced Latin American dub have a few examples:
 * Season 3 episode "Rainforest Schmainforest" was banned in 2011, after complaints about its stereotypes of Costa Rica. The ban was later lifted and a redubbed version (by Studio Center) aired in 2012, but with some censorship.
 * Season 9 episode "Free Willzyx" was not dubbed due to derogatory jokes about Mexicans, although this ban was supposedly lifted in 2012. "The Last of the Meheecans" was not broadcast on MTV Latinoamerica for the same reasons, but was later included on the DVD releases.
 * Season 13 episode "Pinewood Derby" was set to air in February 2010 on MTV, but was pulled due to the portrayal of Felipe Calderón.
 * Two-parter episode "200" and "201", from season 14, have been banned from being dubbed in Germany, Turkey, Latin America and France (and pretty much all other countries) due to an religious controversy which outraged many angry religious extremists. An interview with William Coryn (who provides Kyle's voice in the French dub), the director for the French dub had stated that the episodes would have had to have double the censorship if they were translated over. These episodes are also excluded from overseas DVD releases and streaming services (including the official South Park website.)
 * The show was banned in Sri Lanka due to "200" depicts the Buddha and Jesus in an unflattering parodic manner, showing the double standards of mocking religious figures, which is the reason of the ban.

(copied from One Piece Wikia)