‘South Park’ holiday special targets Bill Cosby

South Park Studios The ‘South Park’s’ holiday special targets Taylor Swift and Bill Cosby.

“South Park” is targeting this year’s most notable – and notorious – celebs in its holiday episode.

The episode was previewed in a 30-second clip released Tuesday, and features a bevy of “appearances” by stars in animated form.

Among those parodied are Iggy Azalea, Miley Cyrus, Al Pacino, U2, Angelina Jolie, Lady Gaga and the “holograms” of late composition stars Kurt Cobain and Michael Jackson.

Most notably, Taylor Swift and Bill Cosby are featured on the episode together, with the two sitting on a couch and Cosby holding a glass of wine.

The alcoholic beverage is a reference to multiple accusations that Cosby drugged and raped woman over the past three decades.

While Cosby will be lampooned by “South Park’s” holiday special, airing Wednesday on Comedy Central, the comedian faced more intense scrutiny when six of his accusers appeared Monday on CNN to discuss the allegations against him.

Among the women was Barbara Bowman, who wrote the Washington Post op-ed detailing her claims that Cosby raped her when she was a teenager, and Joan Tarshis, whose bizarre interview with CNN anchor Don Lemon went viral last month. P.J. Masten, Victoria Valentino and Kristina Ruehli also appeared on CNN, and former supermodel Janice Dickinson was also shown in a break segment.

Five of Bill Cosby's accusers appeared on CNN to talk about their allegations against him: Barbara Bowman, Joan Tarshis, P.J. Masten, Victoria Valentino and Kristina Ruehli.

CNN Five of Bill Cosby’s accusers appeared on CNN to talk about their allegations against him: Barbara Bowman, Joan Tarshis, P.J. Masten, Victoria Valentino and Kristina Ruehli.

When the group was questioned if they tried to get money out of the TV star, or were seeking fiscal hurts currently, none of the women responded yes.

“For me it would be a form of contempt from him,” Ruehli said.

As for their hopes on what would take place to Cosby in light of the renewed attention to the scandal, Masten said, “I want him to suffer, suffer like we have all suffered.”

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