Archive · 24 Jul 2025
South Park Season Premiere Targets Trump After Paramount Deal
South Park's new season is out!
The first episode makes fun of Donald Trump, showing him in silly situations and making jokes about his appearance and actions.
The show also pokes fun at Trump's legal issues and his opinions on the media, like NPR.
Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone don't hold back with their humor.
This new episode is released soon after they signed a big deal with Paramount, the company that owns the show.
The episode is filled with exaggeration and silly scenes designed to be funny.
South Park launched its 27th season premiere, 'Sermon on the Mount,' after a two-year break.
The episode features a satirical portrayal of Donald Trump using deepfake-style visuals and crude humor.
The show parodies Trump's lawsuit against Paramount, referencing a real-life settlement.
South Park's premiere satirizes Trump's actions, including his disdain for NPR and nationalist slurs.
The episode follows the creators signing a $1.5 billion deal with Paramount for new episodes.
- Who
- South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone and Donald Trump are featured.
- What
- South Park premiered its 27th season, satirizing Donald Trump and corporate deals.
- When
- July 23rd
- Where
- N/A
- Why
- To satirize politics, media, and corporate deals.
- Episode Title
- Sermon on the Mount
- Season
- 27
- Deal
- $1.5 billion
- Deal Partner
- Paramount
- Focus
- Donald Trump and Media