Trey Parker and Matt Stone have no problem pissing off pretty much everyone. Their bosses—not so much. Comedy Central suits have admitted to censoring last night's South Park, the follow-up to the seminal 'toon's 200th episode, after the show's brain trust was subjected to veiled jihadist threats for the show's depiction of the prophet Muhammad. hadist threats for the show's depiction of the prophet Muhammad. A notice posted at SouthParkStudios.com, where Parker and Stone would normally stream the latest episode, explained the situation: "After we delivered the show, and prior to broadcast, Comedy Central placed numerous additional audio bleeps throughout the episode