US EditionDonald Trump dances through dark humour in ‘South Park’ episode featuring Jeffrey Epstein parody
The finale concludes a two-season arc with the Antichrist fetus's suicide in a dark parody of Jeffrey Epstein's death, and Trump's celebration at the White House, boosting ratings.
- On Dec. 10, South Park aired its Season 28 finale `The Crap Out`, concluding a two-season Trump-and-Satan storyline and streaming Dec. 11 on Paramount+.
- In interviews this year, Trey Parker, South Park co‑creator, and Matt Stone, South Park co‑creator, said politics felt increasingly "taboo," with Stone saying `Trey and I are attracted to that like flies to honey` and they used the finale to reset while critiquing the White House.
- A hospital doctor reveals the unborn Antichrist apparently died by suicide in utero, with minutes missing from ultrasound footage paralleling Jeffrey Epstein’s case; President Donald Trump is shown celebrating afterward.
- The episode drove ratings highs and Satan packs up and leaves the White House, closing the Satan-Trump arc while the administration's spokesperson called South Park `uninspired`.
- With 50 episodes planned, Parker and Stone signed a deal with Paramount for $1.5 billion, shaping the show's future on Paramount+.
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