Controversial cartoon-comedy "South Park" is eying disgraced golfer Tiger Woods now, whose infamous multiple affairs with many mistresses have been in the news for quite some time now.
The Comedy Central cartoon is set to make golfer Tiger Woods its victim. As we all know in South Park, nobody is protected from their humorous jokes.
Creators of the Comedy Central cartoon, Matt Stone and Trey Parker, have proven for the last 13 entertaining seasons that nobody is safe from their being the subject of their hilarious jokes. As the 14th season is about to begin, the disturbed golfer will face Kyle, Kenny, Cartman, and Stan in the animated Colorado precincts.
According to Matte Stone, “It’s such an important issue in America right now – the sex addiction outbreak. We’re all really concerned about him and hope he gets better. There’s a delicacy in talking about [Woods] that we don’t have to worry about.”
Stone added that there was so much to talk about and highlight -- sex addiction, sexual intercourse of “powerful men and willing women,” bad public relations, and late night calls to the police.
After having been caught in a sex scandal, Tiger Woods hurt his wife the most. “South Park” aims to target this episode in the world’s best golfer’s life, with the new episode showing an animated Tiger Woods making an apology in a news conference.
"South Park" has eyed controversies and worn its episodes on these lines, giving public something to cheer even during difficult times. Since 1997, South Park has been phenomenal in mocking at all the reputed yet controversial figures in the country, including Tom Cruise.
As South Park tries to cash in on the controversy revolving Tiger Woods, his public apology will most likely be the topic around which the episode will be built. As South Park enters its 200th episode of hilarious comedy, viewers will be hoping that the comic show must go on.
