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South Park Has the British Royally... Um, Upset

Though it has yet to be broadcast across the pond, this week's episode of South Park — in which (Spoiler alert?) the queen kills herself after swallowing the barrel of a pistol — is already igniting outrage. The U.K.'s Mirror, for one, is touting it as the Comedy Central series' "most shocking episode yet." In response, a source at the cabler tells the tab, "South Park has never shied away from offending people in the name of comedy. Nobody is off-limits." A spokesperson for Hillary Clinton's hoo-ha, which is subject to an animated afront of its own in the episode, has yet to comment.

Though it has yet to be broadcast across the pond, this week's episode of South Park - in which ( Spoiler alert?) the queen kills herself after swallowing the barrel of a pistol - is already igniting outrage. The U.K.'s Mirror, for one, is touting it as the Comedy Central series' "most shocking episode yet." In response, a source at the cabler tells the tab, " South Park has never shied away from offending people in the name of comedy. Nobody is off-limits."

A spokesperson for Hillary Clinton's hoo-ha, which is subject to an animated afront of its own in the episode, has yet to comment.

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