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Less than one day after the creators of comedy Centrals “South Park” reported a 1.5 billion dollar deal with Paramount Plus, Matt Stone and Trey Parker published a bombastic episode at the start of season 27. In the Donald Trump with one Tiny penis and in bed with Satan.
Trump, censorship and a “PSA from hell”
The premiere comes a week after the sudden decision of CBS, The Late Show, which Stephen Colbert moderates for a decade, in 2026. While the broadcaster gave financial reasons for the deduction, it was criticized because the announcement came only a few days after Colbert’s criticism of Paramount – the parent company from both CBS and comedy Central – because of its agreement with Trump.
In the 30-minute episode with the title “Sermon on the ‘Mount”-which at Paramount and Skydance Media probably shake heads-Stone and Parker Trump are pushing to silence the media and political opponents, chat, the interweaving of religion and public schools in the USA, state censorship and the censorship of companies under pressure. (“What does the president actually believe, who he is?” Says Eric Cartman, when he learns that NPR has been discontinued. “The government cannot take a show. Which program should be next?”)
In one scene, the president is naked in bed, with a poorly equipped penis, and tries to seduce Satan. The serial figure says to Trump: “I don’t see anything, it’s so small.”
Naked Trump, AI and the desert
The turbulent relay finale ends with a PSA that alludes to reports, according to which Paramount grants the Trump government PSA broadcast time as part of the agreement. In the scene you can see a trump, fully bare by AI, who is wrong with “tiny” penis through the desert.
Before the publication of the opening sequence, the “South Park” creator at Chris McCarthy, Co-CEO from Paramount and President of Showtime/MTV Entertainment, as well as at COO KEYES Hill-Edgar for years of partnership.
“We are grateful for this opportunity and feel honored by the trust set in us. It is more than one contract – it is about our commitment to this organization, our team and our fans,” said Parker. “We focus on building something special and doing everything to bring championships to this city.”