When South Park returned for season 27, they showed a naked donald trump, including his penis. That penis was not CGI, and I know that because yesterday on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Trey Parker brought it with him. That is right. We got to see trump’s stump in real life. And the creators were generous.
That was not the only secret that Parker and Matt Stone shared about the animated show. Why did they make j.d. vance Tattoo from Fantasy Island? It is because they feel like mar-a-lago is like Fantasy Island. It was supposed to be a one-off joke. But everyone loved it so much that it stuck and will be around from now on.
It sounds like he will be back when South Park returns to Comedy Central for season 29 on September 16th, with additional episodes on September 30th, October 14th, October 28th, November 11th, and November 25th. I hope this Summer flies by so we can get new episodes. And beat the heat.
South Park tricked us and told us we were going to have a new episode tomorrow. However, instead, we will be getting a treat on Halloween with that all-new episode.
In The Woman in the Hat, the White House deals with a disruptive spirit from the East Wing. While Stan worries that South Park has become too political.
Please let that spirit be Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis because of what Mr. MicroPenis and his wife, who is permanently stuck squinting because she spent so much time squinting to see it, did to her Rose Garden.
Everything he does turns to shit. I bet the ballroom will collapse after one heavy snowfall.
Back to South Park, I can’t wait to see how they destroy p.o.t.ass on Friday at 10p on Comedy Central.
For those of you who don’t know this, Trey Parker and Matt Stone edit South Park almost up until airtime.
Believe it or not, since 1997, they have only missed one deadline, and that was the episode Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers, which was slated to air on October 16, 2013. They missed the deadline due to a power outage in the studio.
Make that two times. Today, the creators announced that they missed tonight’s deadline.
“APPARENTLY WHEN YOU DO EVERYTHING AT THE LAST MINUTE SOMETIMES YOU DON’T GET IT DONE. THIS ONE’S ON US.
“WE DIDN’T GET IT DONE IN TIME. THANKS TO COMEDY CENTRAL AND SOUTH PARK FANS FOR BEING SO UNDERSTANDING.”
So, this week’s episode will air next week, and the upcoming release dates will also change. Here is the new schedule: September 24, October 15, October 29, November 12, November 26, and December 10.
A month ago, South Park aired an episode where they made fun of Charlie Kirk, and he approved of it. However, the episode has been pulled from Comedy Central’s rotation for obvious reasons.
South Park came back swinging, and it swung and hit Donald Trump for its first three episodes. And they are not done doing that.
Tomorrow at 10p on Comedy Central, they are going to take a swing at someone who is hated almost as much as the man that may or may not be alive. Who is it? Labubus!
Trey Parker and Matt Stone previewed what we can expect on the next episode: “Butters experiences the reality of tariffs when he has to buy a Labubu doll for his girlfriend’s birthday.”
The tariffs have already affected the cost of Labubus. When I was looking to see how much they were on Walmart, they were going for over $400. How does something that ugly cost so much money?
Oh, and South Park is not done making fun of teeny tiny Trump. To see what they did now, then click here!
