South Park shows no signs of pulling its punches as horny Trump gropes Satan in new episode teaser

Jul 31
Written by Alastair James

Donald Trump and Satan from the next episode of South Park (Comedy Central)

The creators of South Park show no signs of pulling back with, episode two of season 27 continuing the show’s NSFW depiction of President Donald Trump.

The first episode of the new season aired last week and showed the US President in bed with Satan and decorating the White House with nude images of himself. It also made jokes about Trump’s “teeny-tiny” manhood.

While it went down a treat with fans, it’s safe to say it didn’t with Trump. Following the episode’s broadcast the White House issued a statement blasting the show as “hanging on by a thread with uninspired ideas.”

A still from *South Park* season 27, episode two. (Comedy Central)

This has not deterred South Park‘s creators however, who released a teaser for the next episode on Tuesday (29 July). In it, a Charlie Kirk-type character, and by that we mean someone who likes to aggressively argue alt-right points at people, screams, “You can just shut up, baby, because you hate America and love abortion!”

Elsewhere the show portrays Mr Mackey, the guidance counsellor, joining masked ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) officers as they descend en masse with heavy weapons. The characters appear much like the milita-types that have been seen rounding up people in Los Angeles and across America.

And finally Trump, represented in the show with a photo of his real-life head on a cartoon body, gropes the leg of Satan while the two are at a formal dinner. “Stop,” Satan insists as the president’s arm reaches for his thigh under the table.

The trailer ends by promoting the air date for the episode.

“Satan, you need to stop getting into toxic relationships man, it’s not healthy,” wrote one viewer on YouTube. “These guys are the real heroes of America,” posed another fan. And someone else typed, “Damn this season is just ramping up the stakes higher and higher.”

Last week’s was the first South Park episode in two years. As well as mocking the president and his manhood it also touched on the recent cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert as well as the President’s recently settled lawsuit against Paramount+.