After Comedy Central received threats last month for depicting the prophet Muhammad on “South Park,” the channel may continue its religious satire with a cartoon series about Jesus Christ, AP reports.

“JC” is one of 23 potential series the network said it has in development. It depicts Christ as a “regular guy” who moves to New York to “escape his father’s enormous shadow.”

His father is presented as an apathetic man who would rather play video games than listen to his son talk about his new life, according to Comedy Central’s thumbnail sketch of the idea.

Jesus Christ is already a recurring and often-ridiculed character in “South Park,” however whenever Muhammad is featured on the show, he is usually obscured with a black box because Muslims consider any physical representation of Muhammad as blasphemous.

In the 200th episode of “South Park,” which aired on April 14,  the show brought back every person they have ever ridiculed, including Muhammad in a bear costume.  There was a strong reaction from the Muslim community, and a website called RevolutionMuslim.com posted a message cautioning the creators of the show that they could face violent retribution for insulting the prophet.

Following the threat, Comedy Central edited out a speech on fear and intimidation in a subsequent episode, which angered the “South Park” producers and many other people.

“It’s not certain what is more despicable: the nonstop Christian bashing featured on the network, or Comedy Central’s decision to censor all depictions of Muhammad,” said William Donohue, president of the Catholic League for Civil and Religious Rights, on Thursday.

“JC” is still several steps away from making it to air and there is a large possibility that it will not result in a series.