10 months ago
South Park to Tackle Trump's East Wing Demolition in New Episode
A popular cartoon show called South Park is making a new episode about Donald Trump.
In the show, Trump, with Satan's help, tears down a part of the White House called the East Wing.
The characters in the show imagine this happening because Trump wants to build a big new ballroom.
The episode also shows that the East Wing used to have special places like a garden and a small theater.
The show is known for making fun of politicians, and this time it's focusing on President Trump.
Some people think the White House might not like the show making fun of it.
The episode will also mention a character named Kristi Noem.
South Park's new episode, 'The Woman In The Hat,' will feature Donald Trump demolishing the East Wing of the White House.
The demolition is depicted as being for the construction of a $300 million ballroom funded by corporate donations.
Structures like the East Colonnade, the White House Family Theater, and the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden were also destroyed.
The episode's logline mentions a "disruptive spirit from the East Wing" and Stan's worry about South Park becoming too political.
South Park has previously satirized Trump, leading to dismissive responses from the White House.
- Who
- South Park creators and characters, Donald Trump, Satan, Kristi Noem
- What
- A new episode of South Park will satirize the demolition of the East Wing of the White House, featuring Donald Trump and Satan surveying the destruction.
- Where
- South Park and the White House
- When
- The episode premieres on Friday.
- Why
- To satirize Donald Trump's actions, specifically the demolition of the East Wing for a new ballroom and the potential political implications.
Key facts
- Episode Title
- The Woman In The Hat
- Network
- Comedy Central
- Premiere Date
- Friday
- Original Air Time
- 10 p.m. ET/PT
- Demolished Structures
- East Wing, East Colonnade, White House Family Theater, Jacqueline Kennedy Garden
- Proposed New Structure
- $300 million ballroom
Quotes
Comedy Central
The network airing South Park
“The White House deals with a disruptive spirit from the East Wing. While Stan worries that South Park has become too political.”
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