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Posted on 08/22/2025 1:20:00 PM PDT by logi_cal869
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Satan has taken up residence in the White House.
This isn’t a play-by-play of the current news cycle in America, although it surely sounds like it. This is, in fact, the latest episode of “South Park,” once again scathingly calling out the Trump administration’s absurd antics in real time, and the show isn’t pulling any punches.
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The most glaring plot, though, involved the return of a beloved character, Towelie, heading to a militarized Washington, D.C., just as Trump has deployed hundreds of National Guard troops in real life to address the city’s “crime emergency” (despite the U.S. Attorney’s Office saying crime hit a 30-year low earlier this year).
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Season 27’s kickoff episode, which aired July 23, was a roast of epic proportions that not only constantly mocked the president’s “teeny tiny” genitals but also his penchant for litigation, as a Trump character threatens to sue the residents of South Park for protesting Jesus appearing in local schools, forcing them to settle.
The latter was a direct shot at Paramount’s $16 million settlement over a “60 Minutes” lawsuit from Trump amid its massive merger with Skydance, and the brutal storyline came just after “South Park” creators inked a $1.5 billion streaming deal with Paramount. The show didn’t mince words in nodding to more Paramount drama, either, specifically the sudden (and widely criticized) cancellation of “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” — which occurred shortly after the host slammed CBS’s settlement.
“You guys saw what happened to CBS? Well, guess who owns CBS? Paramount. You really want to end up like Colbert?” Jesus asks in the episode.
Funny, the makers of “South Park” don’t seem too concerned with suffering the same fate. And if they are, they’re going out guns blazing.
(Excerpt) Read more at msn.com ...
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(this was difficult to excerpt; I recommend reading it in its entirety and leave fitting comments here)
Going down the Saturday night live whirlpool? Was funny at times. Besides, they’re making beau coup money now.
Racist. Everything revolves around skin color.
South Park going after Trump will only increase his popularity.
Surely the people who produce that cartoon know this fact.
Wow, what a gutsy move that is unique in media today /s
South Park USED to be hilarious, but they NEVER once went after Biden or Harris, because their guy is known as Hunter’s sugar daddy
Yeah, and inane and unsophisticated cartoon show! That’ll get him running scared for sure!.................
Yawn
Couldn’t care less
Bunch of cartoon reprobates
Zzzzzzz.
It’s a cartoon, Dummy.
They are not protected just because Trump is a pubic figure. They’re playing a dangerous game, or maybe they’re tired of this childish show and are asking to be cancelled.
MSN is nothing but a trash cookie/spam site.
Fitting that this HuffPo carp piece is from there.
South Park can be amusing but nowhere near as funny as The Babylon Bee.
SP jumped the shark twenty years ago.
Family Guy took over the funny business.
The early years were funny but I almost never watched SP regularly.
Every now and then I see a clip on YouTube that’s funny.
The social distancing song is good.
They're still funny. They make fun of the woke crap. But one thing they won't touch is Obama/Biden Administration.
Matt Stone and Trey Parker may be afraid. Or they're Democrats except they're not that crazy.
Good luck with that, South Park.
“Njera Perkins: A Baltimore native and Temple University alumna...”
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No doubt been living in the black racist bubble all her life
She’s a brilliant writer!!!
😄😃🤣🤣🤣😬😬
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