The comment itself is hard to find an exact date for — the earliest reference to it that I can find is from 2015 — but its general tenor speaks to a shifting understanding of South Park ...

In a rare move, a recent episode of “South Park” apologized to former Vice President Al Gore for a 2006 episode that poked fun at the politician and his stance on climate change. In the 2006 ...

And they all say ‘Oh, we’re so sorry, Al Gore.’ ManBearPig is real! I thought it was a hell of a statement by South Park and I appreciated it a lot. Gore has gone through a lot over the ...

‘South Park’ Boys Need Al Gore’s Help, But First They’ve Got to Apologize for That ‘ManBearPig’ Episode (Video) On this Wednesday’s episode of “South Park,” the boys need Al Gore ...

One of the funniest South Park episodes of all time is 2006's "ManBearPig," in which former Vice President Al Gore tries to convince everyone about the threat of ManBearPig, a half-man ...

"Time To Get Cereal" is essentially a sequel to the 2006 "South Park" episode "ManBearPig," which depicted former Vice President Al Gore as an attention-seeking loser who tried to convince the ...

The Challenge: The Stick of Truth isn't a particularly challenging game overall, but a huge difficulty spike comes if you decide to tackle the Al Gore side boss. Why It's So Difficult: Gore can ...

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The creators of “South Park” appear to have apologized to Al Gore for a 12-year-old episode roasting his belief in ManBearPig, which has long been viewed as a metaphor for climate change.

Unfortunately for you, Al Gore is that friend you have on Facebook who sends out status updates and wall posts approximately every 7 seconds. Once you get the New Quest update, the next time you ...

you move to a mini-adventure with Al Gore (yes the former Vice President makes a fairly lengthy appearance) for a while for a break. Those not too interested in the South Park aspect may tire ...