If they do, then HBO Max won’t be carrying the episode. At least, that is, if any new episodes don’t make references to Islam’s Prophet Muhammad. The deal for HBO Max to license South Park is estimated to be more than $500 million, and the plan is for any new episode to premiere on the streaming service 24 hours after its initial premiere on Comedy Central. This means that HBO Max will include 302 episodes of the total 307 episodes produced for the series. All of these episodes include references to Islam’s Prophet Muhammad, but for what it’s worth – they are available to still watch on the official South Park website. The other four episodes not being included on HBO Max are season 14’s 200 and 201, season 10’s Cartoon Wars Part I and Part II, and season 5’s Super Best Friends. So, yeah, it makes sense that, as revealed by Deadline, HBO Max would remove the season 14 episode of South Park with Islam’s Prophet Muhammad. In fact, the episode hasn’t even been shown again on Comedy Central since it first aired. It isn’t too surprising, considering that the season 14 episode of South Park with Islam’s Prophet Muhammad was also kept out of Hulu’s streaming deal, as well as the DVD release of the series. Now it appears that that particular episode from South Park, along with four others, will be removed from HBO Max.
Especially when South Park featured Islam’s Prophet Muhammad in a season 14 episode of the show. However, it also happens to be one of the most controversial animated shows to have existed as well – or controversial in general, for that matter. Many audiences have been excited for HBO Max so that they could watch South Park, no doubt one of the most popular adult animated shows to exist.
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