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Sparks Fly in White House After 'South Park' Trump Parody
UNITED STATES, JUL 25 – The animated series' provocative premiere includes scenes mocking Trump and Satan, prompting a dismissive White House response and a $1.5 billion deal with Paramount Plus.
- The first episode of South Park's 27th season aired on Wednesday, July 23, and included a scene depicting President Trump climbing into bed with Satan.
- This episode referenced President Trump's recent attacks on the media and came as the show reportedly signed a $1.5 billion, five-year deal with Paramount Plus.
- The episode also depicted Trump upset with an artist painting his portrait and included a scene showing him looking at scantily clad women outside the White House.
- White House spokesperson Taylor Rogers called South Park a "fourth-rate" show and a "desperate attempt for attention," while co-creator Trey Parker responded insincerely, saying, "We're terribly sorry" with a deadpan stare.
- The controversy highlights ongoing tensions between the White House and the show, though South Park's creators remain uncertain about future episodes and the series maintains current relevance through rapid production.
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