US Edition‘South Park’ Continues Mocking Trump—Also Targets ChatGPT And Tech CEOs
The episode satirizes political sycophancy and societal dependence on AI, drawing 6.2 million viewers globally shortly after release, marking a high point for the series.
- On Wednesday, Aug. 20, South Park's Season 27 episode 'Sickofancy' portrayed President Donald Trump with a comically small penis and satirized bribes from Mark Zuckerberg and Tim Cook.
- After ICE raids on his farm, Randy Marsh turned to ChatGPT and ketamine to rebrand Tegridy Farms as Techridy and sent Towelie to Washington, D.C.
- Trey Parker and Matt Stone stage a militarized Washington, D.C., with Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials altered to show Trump faces and tiny genitals, while Tim Cook and Mark Zuckerberg join leaders offering sycophantic gifts to Trump.
- The episode drew public pushback, including White House spokesperson Taylor Rogers' defense and Kristi Noem criticizing her portrayal as 'so lazy' and 'petty,' while Season 27 averaged 6.2 million viewers.
- There is no new episode on Aug. 27 as South Park takes a two-week hiatus, and Season 27's fourth episode airs September 3, keeping the season's momentum.
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'South Park' spoofs tech bros, Tim Cook, and Trump's takeover of D.C. police
Season 27 of South Park continues its run of satirizing President Donald Trump, with its third episode packing in more jokes about his relationship with Satan and his penis size. SEE ALSO: 'South Park' roasts ICE officers and Kristi Noem in savage new episode However, Trump wasn't South Park's only target this week. The episode's main focus was on tech bros and AI, with Randy Marsh becoming hooked on both ChatGPT and ketamine in order to found …
‘South Park’s’ latest episode takes aim at federal takeover of DC police and AI
By Lisa Respers France, CNN (CNN) — “South Park” slowing down when it comes to mocking the Trump administration. In the latest episode of the popular Comedy Central animated series, a recurring character named “Towelie,” a walking and talking towel, visits major landmarks in Washington, DC, as armed military and tanks are present. “Wow,” Towelie says, observing the scene. “This seems like the perfect place for a towel.” The episode, titled “Sick…
The creators of »South Park« can at least not complain about too little inspiration in the US. US President Donald Trump continuously delivers material. What comes out of it, however, is not likely to please him.
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