South Park returns for its 27th season, targeting President Trump directly using his real face rather than caricatures. The episode critiques recent events including tariffs on Canada and the Jeffrey Epstein case, and includes a satirical portrayal of Trump in a compromising scene. The show is known for its edgy political humor and satire, having previously depicted Trump as Mr. Garrison. The creators recently finalized a substantial streaming deal, ensuring the show's ongoing relevance and financial success.
The episode touched on some of the most controversial recent events in the past few weeks, including tariffs on Canada, the Jeffrey Epstein case, and CBS's cancellation of The Late Show.
The show creators opted to use a real image of Trump rather than a caricature, allowing for a unique twist to their satirical approach.
South Park has a history of mocking political figures and events, with previous portrayals including Mr. Garrison, who ran for president against Hillary Clinton.
The series has recently closed a $1.5 billion streaming deal and is back on air for its 27th season, directly targeting the current president.
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