'South Park' Lampoons Trump in Shocking Season 27 Premiere as Creators Ink $1.5 Billion Deal [View all]

South Park returned to television Wednesday after a nearly two-and-a-half-year hiatus, kicking its 27th season off with a hilarious and, as expected, controversial premiere, where the show took on President Donald Trump, showing a depiction of him in bed with series regular, Satan.

Government censorship, the death of wokeness, ChatGPT, and religion in the nation’s public schools were the main topics of the season premiere. After Cartman learns of the government’s cancellation of NPR, where “liberals bitch and whine about stuff,” an assembly is called by series favorite PC Principal, who introduces a guest: Jesus Christ. Before the first act break, the town’s parents are rioting and a cutout of President Trump turns up; the plot shifts to the White House and a president at odds with Canada and lying naked in bed with Satan, with his small penis on full display.

The long-awaited premiere episode, which was held back in a weekslong delay as a new deal for the show was ironed out, follows Trump as he finds himself in crisis when his South Park supporters turn on him over Jesus entering the education system. After being depicted shimmying through a White House lawn party, the president finds himself on a call with Randy Marsh (Stan’s dad), which concludes with Trump threatening to sue the people of South Park for $5 billion.

Trump is back in bed with Satan in the following scene, where the devil confronts the president about rumors that his name appears on the notorious “Epstein list.”

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