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‘South Park’ Viewership Doubles Over Previous Episode, Report Says—As Series Skewers Trump
SOUTH PARK (FICTIONAL SETTING), AUG 7 – The episode critiques immigration enforcement and right-wing media figures, with satirical portrayals targeting Donald Trump’s second administration and ICE’s controversial actions.
- South Park launched its 27th season on August 6 with a provocative episode mocking President Donald Trump and his administration, despite White House criticism.
- Amid recent White House criticism, Department of Homeland Security tweeted 'JOIN.ICE.GOV.' with a South Park scene, prompting the White House to call the show 'irrelevant for over 20 years.'
- Despite White House backlash, South Park portrays ICE agents raiding a Dora the Explorer concert at Ball Arena in Denver, and Kristi Noem shooting puppies.
- Following the season premiere, South Park's episode drew 5.9 million viewers, its best since 2022, according to Paramount.
- From the looks of the season, South Park has swiftly become the Saturday Night Live of the Trump 2.0 era, continuously mocking President Donald Trump and his administration.
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Leaning Left0Leaning Right2Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution67% Center
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67% Center
C 67%
R 33%
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