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American Sit-Com South Park Makes Fun of President Trump in New Episode
NO LOC, JUL 25 – Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone resisted network pressure to censor President Trump's explicit depiction, referencing a $16 million settlement and sparking swift White House criticism.
- South Park premiered its 27th season episode, satirizing President Trump with a nude AI deepfake and controversial humor in July 2025.
- This episode stemmed from South Park's tradition of pushing boundaries and a four-day clash over whether to blur Trump's genitalia, which creators refused.
- The episode mocked Trump's $16 million Paramount settlement and featured a $5 billion fictional lawsuit against South Park townsfolk that was settled with pro-Trump messaging.
- White House spokesperson Taylor Rogers called South Park a 'fourth-rate show' with uninspired ideas, while Trump advisers expressed disappointment despite a spokesman praising Trump's six-month promise record.
- The episode's airing deepened political satire's cultural impact, provoking official backlash but underscoring South Park's ongoing role in provocative commentary.
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American sit-com South Park makes fun of President Trump in new episode
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone clashed with Comedy Central over showing an animated image of Donald Trump’s genitals in the Season 27 premiere. Refusing to blur it, they gave it eyes and called it a character, sparking a four-day debate with the network before airing it unedited.
'South Park' creators reveal battle with network over wild Trump depiction, joke they're 'terribly sorry'
"South Park" creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone revealed their battle with Comedy Central over depicting Trump's penis in their controversial season 27 premiere at San Diego Comic-Con.
'South Park' Creators Detail The One Aspect Of Their Donald Trump Episode That Comedy Central Pushed Back On
trump south park South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone appeared at San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday night, just one day after the season 27 premiere of their long-running Comedy Central series took aim at Donald Trump. In addition to offering a sarcastic apology and revealing that they produced a fake commercial for the network, Parker and Stone also revealed they faced push back from the network over one particular aspect: the caricatur…
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