Charlie Kirk's friend, Andrew Kolvet, says the political activist loved the South Park episode that mocked him and would have wanted it to be brought back on air.

Kolvet — who is an executive producer of The Charlie Kirk Show — made the revelation via X on Wednesday, after the episode was pulled from cable following Kirk's assassination at age 31. 

'Hey @paramountplus, as someone who can speak with some authority on this, Charlie loved that he was featured in South Park. He told me many times,' Kolvet wrote.

'He would want the episode back up,' he added.

The divisive episode, titled Got a Nut, mocks Kirk and other MAGA firebrands. Comedy Central took it down amid the backlash following Kirk's untimely death last Wednesday. 

Season 27, episode two of the popular series sparked an instantaneous uproar when it aired in early August.

The bizarre episode follows school counselor Mr. Mackey pursuing a career with the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after he loses his job due to federal budget cuts.

Parody versions of Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, President Donald Trump and Vice President JC Vance appear.

While Noem shoots at innocent dogs and Trump is seen in bed with the devil, the plot also follows character Eric Cartman, who imitates Kirk.

Cartman launches a podcast and starts debating 'woke, liberal students,' just as Kirk was known for doing.

In one portion of the show, Cartman fights with a college student on the topic of abortion, mirroring Kirk's blunt and combative style and his physical features.