Scientology has also been dealt with in fictional television shows, including sitcoms, cartoons, and dramas. The 2005 "South Park" episode "Trapped in the Closet" dealt with Scientology, and related the story of Xenu. This episode resulted in a deal of controversy, including the departure of Isaac Hayes, and questions over why the episode was not initially rebroadcast. In season four of the television program "Nip/Tuck", characters Kimber and Matt join the Church of Scientology. Issues addressed within "Nip/Tuck" have included both the Xenu story and a look at deprogramming. In "Boston Legal's" third season, character Alan Shore helps defend an employer sued for discrimination after firing a Scientologist. The episode delves into some of the employee's more eccentric beliefs as well as a debate on religious bigotry, but Shore ends up winning the case for his client. In the radio sitcom "Old Harry's Game", Satan claims he invented Scientology.