South Park returns with the wildest episode in its history, in which Donald Trump is the target, and Paramount is shaking in its boots

What is undoubtedly one of the most outstanding and controversial animated series in television history has returned in style. ‘South Park’ has attracted attention from the outset, after signing a $1.5 billion deal with Paramount. Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the series’ creators, have shown in the first episode of its 27th season that they still don’t mince their words.

The episode is titled ‘Sermon on the Mount’ and shows that current events and controversial topics continue to be key themes in South Park. Donald Trump is one of the main characters in the premiere, and many believe that this new episode, despite the contract signed with Paramount, could lead to the cancellation of the Comedy Central series.

South Park at its purest, with Donald Trump as its target

The episode begins when Cartman learns that NPR, his favorite radio station, has been canceled by US President Donald Trump. As a result, the young and charismatic character thinks he no longer has a reason to live and decides to make a suicide pact with Butters, but this is only the first scene in an episode that is as wild as it is unforgettable.

The town of South Park is undergoing radical changes due to Donald Trump, and even Jesus Christ himself ends up getting involved. The episode shows an encounter between Satan and Donald Trump in bed, reminiscent of the relationship the devil had with Saddam Hussein in the film South Park released in 1999. All kinds of events unfold, such as public spending cuts, diplomatic tensions with Canada, and references to the Epstein list.

Related stories

Paramount+

‘South Park’ is returning to Paramount Plus after agreeing to a $1.5 billion five-year deal

TV

Is South Park saying goodbye? Inside the creators’ fight with the studio

Is that all? Not by a long shot: the episode ends with an AI-generated election ad in which Trump appears naked, running through the desert with a micropenis that ends up talking. A wild and unforgettable ending for South Park, which is back in a big way and has many fearing that there may be reprisals against the series.

Follow MeriStation USA on X (formerly known as Twitter). Your video game and entertainment website for all the news, updates, and breaking news from the world of video games, movies, series, manga, and anime. Previews, reviews, interviews, trailers, gameplay, podcasts and more! Follow us now!