'South Park' mocks Paramount's settlement with Trump after creators sign $1.5B deal

NBC News ^ | July 24, 2025 | Daniel Arkin

[SecondAmendment]

Well, at least they eventually tick off everyone.

[Texas Eagle]

The actual scene will probably be funnier than the synopsis.

[BradyLS]

Amazing! Not the Bee!

[iamgalt]

Hmm seems like a ham fisted attempt to say “see we skewer everyone”.

[stanne]

Making fun of Jesus is funny?

No.

[balch3]

Trump should make them bend the knee too.

[Wuli]

The new owners of Paramount should cancel South Park.

[No name given]

That’s true.

[Texas Eagle]

He endured worse.

[No name given]

This is to be expected. The show makes fun of everything and everyone. Trey Parker and Matt Stone are equal opportunity offenders.

[jimfree]

THAT is comedy. Colbert could take a lesson from South Park.

[rktman]

Those boys never dreamed they’d be where they are today.

[No name given]

Obviously.

[escapefromboston]

South Park hasn’t been relevant in more than a decade

[Brian Griffin]

“50 new episodes over the next five years in a deal reportedly valued at $1.5 billion.”

That’s $30 million per episode.

I remember reading about a Wild, Wild West episode typically costing $750,000 circa 1968.

[1Old Pro]

100% leftist activism 100% of the time.

[Waverunner]

I remember watching the WWW when it when was first aired. I have always wanted my own train since then.

[MinorityRepublican]

South Park hasn’t been relevant in more than a decade

I think they are enjoying the $$$. Can't blame them.

I don't remember them making fun of Biden.

[lee martell]

Once, every 8 or 9 years, South Park will have a skit that gets attention, and reminds people that, just like Chuckie, the haunted Doll, they are still on the air .
Last time they hit a Home Run was 3 years back, when they made fun of Prince Harry and his beloved Bridezilla, aka Meghan Markle.