At a San Diego Comic-Con panel on Thursday, South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker opened up about how they were able to get the AI-generated PSA featuring a naked Trump and his “teeny tiny” manhood to air uncensored.

Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart unloaded on their corporate bosses and Donald Trump this week, but that turned out to be just the appetizer.

“South Park” delivered the entrée, brutalizing Paramount Global and the president with the irreverent, near-unhinged gusto for which they’re renowned.

Paramount might want to get out of the headlines now that the Federal Communications Commission has approved its long-pending $8 billion merger with Skydance Media. Yet as the company and its soon-to-be owner are discovering, the studio’s mix of assets represents a lineup that’s popular

precisely because of their cultural edge, which will make efforts to police those voices going forward challenging — if not impossible.