South Park creators issue statement to fans after new season delayed
Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone issued a strong statement, blaming the delay on the ongoing merger between David Ellison's Skydance and Paramount Global.
The creators expressed frustration, stating the merger is 'f***ing up South Park ' and hoping fans will still be able to watch new episodes.
Questions remain about the show's streaming future after its exclusive licensing deal with HBO Max expired, though Paramount+ is expected to be its new home.
Parker and Stone had previously indicated they might intentionally delay the season due to the challenges of covering the presidential election.
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