“South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone returned Wednesday with a blistering Season 27 premiere, lampooning everything from media conglomerates to President Donald Trump.
The episode centers on a fictional $5 billion lawsuit by a Trump character after locals protest Jesus appearing in schools — a satire of woke backlash and corporate censorship. “You saw what happened to CBS? Paramount owns CBS,” the Jesus character warns, nodding to real-world tensions around the Paramount-Skydance merger.
Satan talking with Trump about Epstein while sleeping with him in new SouthPark. Please keep talking about Epstein!
— Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) July 24, 2025
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Trump is portrayed as a vindictive bully, threatening lawsuits and tariffs. In one jaw-dropping scene, Satan accuses him of dodging Epstein questions — comparing Trump to an ex, Saddam Hussein.
The episode aired amid news that Parker and Stone secured a $1.5 billion streaming deal with Paramount+ for 50 new episodes. In a recent post, the duo blasted the Paramount-Skydance merger as a “s**tshow” disrupting production.
