South Park went in on Tiger Woods and sex-addiction to kick-off their 14th season on Comedy Central. The commercials showing Tiger’s speech and Ben Roethlisberger and Michael Jordan at sex rehab with Tiger are nothing compared to the Thanksgiving reenactment (via Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2011 and Xbox) of Elin Woods attacking Tiger with a golf club. And I can’t believe Kenny in a Batman costume dying of autoerotic asphyxiation didn’t make into the promos. Read the full story

South Park kicks off their 14th season tomorrow night and the first episode of the new campaign deals with sex addiction. Celebrity sex addiction to be more accurate. You already know Tiger Woods is going to be on South Park. The latest commercial for the season premiere shows Tiger with plenty of famous company including Michael Jordan, Ben Roethlisberger and David Letterman.

The Jordan-Roethlisberger connection makes sense for more than one reason. They’re both Nike guys and rumors suggests MJ is the ringleader of the athlete’s traveling sex circus. Jordan’s softball game in the Bahamas is a good example of this. There’s no sex in that video but you can how the boys (and Usual Suspects) pour out when Mike calls. Hopefully this South Park episode lives up to the hype. Read the full story

The guys at “South Park” don’t like cheaters. They roasted Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots after the Spygate scandal, and now the premiere for the show’s 14th season goes after Tiger Woods.

“South Park” creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker aren’t afraid to push the boundaries with religion or abortion so sex addiction should be a cake-walk for them. Plus Woods’ scandal provided endless amounts of material with the swirling rumors, skank parade and mechanical press conference. Check out the “Tiger Woods on South Park” commercial and thoughts from Matt Stone below. Read the full story

South Park’s latest episode could have been written by Chiefs suspended running back Larry Johnson instead of the show’s normal writing team. “The F Word” pokes fun at the use of fag and faggot as common put downs and derogatory terms for homosexuals. The overall theme being that the words have had many meanings over time and don’t necessarily mean homosexual when used now. Harley riders also took a shot from the show as seen in the South Park’s new definition for fag: “An extremely annoying, inconsiderate person most commonly associated with Harley riders or a person who owns or frequently rides a Harley.”

Trey Parker and Matt Stone are known for mixing sports into South Park episodes. The two best examples are the time they ripped Jay Cutler and when they destroyed Bill Belichick. In “The F Word” the duo relive a quarterback vs. talk show host moment.

Skip ahead to 1:31 in the video for a classic Jim Rome moment: Read the full story