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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (6) Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared UPDATE 2-'South Park' airs 'censored' episode after threat 1:23am EDT Obama backers show signs of disappointment 21 Apr 2010 Goldman CEO attacks SEC fraud charges: report 21 Apr 2010 UPDATE 1-US Congress may push immigration over climate bill 21 Apr 2010 North Korea torpedoed South's navy ship: report 1:35am EDT Tim Urban out as "Idol" raises millions for charity 21 Apr 2010 With Goldman charged, rivals smell blood 20 Apr 2010 "Glee's" Madonna album eyes No. 1 on U.S. chart 21 Apr 2010 Obama to urge tougher rules for Wall Street 1:12am EDT New $100 note aims to deter counterfeiters 21 Apr 2010 UPDATE 2-'South Park' airs 'censored' episode after threat 1:23am EDT UPDATE 1-US Congress may push immigration over climate bill 21 Apr 2010 Obama to urge tougher rules for Wall Street 1:12am EDT Fast-growing Facebook aims for more social Web 21 Apr 2010 Diabetes drug tied to reduced breast cancer risk 21 Apr 2010 With Goldman charged, rivals smell blood 20 Apr 2010 "South Park" airs censored episode after threat 1:30am EDT Obama backers show signs of disappointment 21 Apr 2010 Lisa Ray -- cancer-free and ready to re-embrace India 21 Apr 2010 North Korea torpedoed South's navy ship: report 1:35am EDT "South Park" airs censored episode after threat Alex Dobuzinskis LOS ANGELES Thu Apr 22, 2010 1:30am EDT Related News Supreme Court strikes down animal cruelty law Tue, Apr 20 2010 Special Report: U.S. shifts gears to tackle homespun terrorism Fri, Apr 16 2010 "South Park" makers eye Mormon-inspired musical Wed, Apr 14 2010 Films poke fun at Jews, Muslims, suicide bombers Fri, Apr 9 2010 Films poke fun at Jews, Muslims, suicide bombers Fri, Apr 9 2010 Matt Stone (L) and Trey Parker, creators of the television animated series ''South Park'', arrive for the South Park The Tenth Season party in Los Angeles September 21, 2006. Credit: Reuters/Fred Prouser LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Satirical animated TV show "South Park" beeped out the words Prophet Muhammad and plastered its Wednesday episode with the word "CENSORED" after being issued a grim warning by a U.S. Muslim group. U.S. | Entertainment | Television | Media The irreverent comedy show on Comedy Central also substituted a controversial image seen last week of the Prophet Muhammad in a bear outfit with one of Santa Claus in the same costume. It was not immediately clear if the move was a bid to tread carefully following the warning against the "South Park" creators, or if they were poking fun at the fuss. The little-known group RevolutionMuslim.com posted a message on its website earlier this week warning creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker "that what they are doing is stupid and they will probably wind up like Theo Van Gogh for airing this show." The website posted a graphic photo of Van Gogh, a Dutch filmmaker who was killed in 2004 by an Islamic militant over a movie he had made that accused Islam of condoning violence against women. It also posted a link to a news article with details of a mansion in Colorado that Parker and Stone apparently own. Most Muslims consider any depiction of the founder of Islam as offensive. The website warning followed the first in a two-part episode of "South Park" a week ago in which Prophet Mohammad was depicted in a bear outfit. "South Park" has a history of biting satire against politicians, celebrities and the media. The two Colorado filmmakers are known to often work on "South Park" until just before they air, enabling them to react to current events. In Wednesday's new episode, Jesus Christ was depicted watching pornography and Buddha was portrayed snorting cocaine. The head of Revolution Muslim, Younus Abdullah Muhammad, 30, defended the Web posting by his group. "How is that a threat?," he told Reuters earlier on Wednesday. "Showing a case study right there of what happened to another individual who conducted himself in a very similar manner? It's just evidence." According to U.S. law enforcement officials, the federal government rarely prosecutes threat cases. The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution gives broad protections to free speech, and what constitutes a threat is often subject to interpretation. Muhammad described his group as an alternative media outlet with about 20 active posters to the website. He said the group "didn't tell anyone to go to their houses and conduct violence" against Parker or Stone. Comedy Central, a unit of Viacom Inc, has declined to comment on the controversy. (Additional reporting by Louis Charbonneau; editing by Jill Serjeant and Mohammad Zargham) U.S. Entertainment Television Media Comments See All Comments (6) | Post Comment Apr 21, 2010 9:20pm EDT Think about the stats: if there are a billion Muslims, that is one thousand millions, right? If only one in a thousand is a militant, (one tenth of one percent) that is an army of one million. If only one in a thousand of that million is a fanatic, killing sort, that is one thousand potential assassins waiting for a chance. If 999 of the fanatics sent the last fanatic $100 each as fee for the hit, that is a contract worth $999,900. These guys are screwed. Hell, most anybody would kill them for that kind of dough. propellerdiver Report As Abusive Apr 21, 2010 10:16pm EDT This is a free country, freedom of speech if a right of all here. mohammad can kiss a pigs ass if he doesnt like it. Rwwelker Report As Abusive Apr 21, 2010 11:18pm EDT What kind of nut job religion promotes threats of violence if you don’t believe what they do? these religious radicals in our world are evil, they are not good or normal people, that is quite obvious. The authors of these cartoons and anyone who sees religion, any religion, a different way than it’s mentally unstable followers have just as much right to their views, opinion and beliefs as these religious nuts who believe in these fantasy “Gods” and saviors. It is all garbage these religious radicals believe in and they should be jailed for their threats, enough is enough! Impoverished Report As Abusive Apr 22, 2010 12:09am EDT MuhammedRules, You have a sick and demented view of humankind. You are a disgrace. You towel-head camel jockeys are vile, uneducated, non-thinking lower forms of life. Your concept of “all merciful and forgiving” makes no sense – but then you are a filthy muslim. Your Muhammed and your Allah can kiss my ass. tromba Report As Abusive Apr 22, 2010 1:04am EDT This text is an example about a divergence.This is a very susceptible divergence between islam and U.S. Both sides tend to critisize eachother when have the opportunity. Instead of doing this try to focus better on the text. In the 11th and 12th row the writer says “its episodes have often drawn criticism “. If you were one of these characters made fool by south park, how would you stop it? I would stop them putting the blame on the ideal violant enamy so my image is covered. ps Do not judge a religion by its radical follower’s acts. All religions leads to higher standards of thinking when correctly followed. sajiwije Report As Abusive Apr 22, 2010 1:48am EDT Man all those censored sounds gave me a headache, Now that i see why that was i’m a little pissed off because i still have a headache southparkrules Report As Abusive See All Comments (6) Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language or appear to be spam and review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. Views expressed in the comments do not represent those of Reuters. 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