The new season première goes after Trump as never before—and solves a problem that’s plagued comedians since his first term in office.

Amidst a fake apology towards the President from the creators of the show, all eyes are in search of what chaos actually went down for the White House to lose their minds. Kicking off its 27th season,

South Park returns after 2 years with explosive Season 27 premiere targeting Trump and Paramount. Get the latest news on episodes, streaming deals, and controversies.

The White House is fighting back against what it calls “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” targeting satirical media and political talk shows.View on euronews

Trump fires back after South Park features him in a viral deepfake scene with Satan during its Season 27 premiere, mocking politics and media deals.

In this South Park episode, the plot delves into the territory of racism and a bit of religion in America. It begins with Chef wanting to change the flag of the town, which depicts a Black person being hanged by four white figures, calling it racist, while Jimbo wants to keep it like that.

While the term “South Park Republican” — coined by Andrew Sullivan to describe Republicans with center-right ideas (per Times) — gained traction during the 2000s, The Book of Mormon creators have maintained their neutrality when it comes to politics. Parker and Stone have refrained from siding with either extreme of the political spectrum.

The day after the instantly infamous Donald Trump episode of "South Park" aired, its creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker spoke on a panel at Comic-Con about their process.