South Park gets ready to lampoon Caitlyn Jenner when its new season starts on Wednesday

  • South Park' will take on Caitlyn Jenner and Tom Brady in the animated comedy's 19th season premiere on Wednesday
  • In July the Comedy Central series was renewed for an additional three seasons through 2019

Target: South Park is going to take on Caitlyn Jenner in this week’s season premiere

Target: South Park is going to take on Caitlyn Jenner in this week’s season premiere

Transgender Caitlyn Jenner will soon receive the South Park treatment in the show's upcoming season 19 premiere.

South Park returns for its 19th season on Wednesday and it has been revealed the Comedy Central show will take on Jenner and the topic of transgenders.

The channel was vague in revealing just how the show would handle the reality star's public transition: 'The boys express respect for Caitlyn Jenner,' a Comedy Central press release teases.

Titled Stunning and Brave, a reference to Kris Jenner's 'amazing and very brave' comments about Caitlyn's recent speech at the ESPYS Awards, the premiere episode will force the South Park boys to face their not-so-politically correct history.

'There is a new principal at the helm of South Park Elementary. He forces the boys to confront the damage they've done through their history of racism and unconscious bias,' the episodes description reads. 

It remains unclear just how Stan, Kyle, Kenny and Cartman will handle their interaction with the show's version of the former Olympian.

South Park has a long history of lampooning transgender issues with character Mr Garrison undergoing gender-reassignment surgery in 2005 and again in 2008.

More recently season 18 episode Cissy satirized radical political correctness surrounding gender identity.

 

Familiar territory: It's not the first time the show has addressed the topic of transgender. The school teacher, Mr Garrison (right), was also a woman on the show for a while and became Janet

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