Though some believe ‘s many TV shows lean towards conservative viewpoints, the recent seasons have actually become more popular by consistently mocking Donald Trump – even surpassing the success of Taylor Sheridan’s other shows. Despite Paramount+ celebrating the record-breaking start of Season 2, the show has already been overtaken in popularity by the adult animated comedy created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone.
I’ve been watching South Park’s 28th season, and they’re really focusing on President Trump again. The latest episode, “The Woman in the Hat,” was wild! It’s funny how quickly the show airs after current events, because this episode had the president rebuilding the East Wing – either for a nursery for his kid with Satan, or just a massive party room. Seriously, it’s hard to tell what’s real anymore when I’m watching this show!
Okay, so as a big streaming watcher, I’ve been keeping an eye on the numbers, and wow, the new season of South Park is absolutely killing it! It’s currently in the top three on Paramount+ in over 25 countries, and even beating out Taylor Sheridan’s shows like Landman, Tulsa King, Mayor of Kingstown, and even Yellowstone (which is still hanging in there, but kinda fading in and out of the Top 10). Honestly, people are really divided about how much they’re going after Trump in every episode, but it’s clear everyone is tuning in to see what crazy stuff Trey Parker and Matt Stone are going to do to him next. They’re not holding back, and people are definitely watching!
‘South Park’s Annihilation of Donald Trump Has Been a Constant Headline Grabber
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Okay, let me tell you, as someone who’s been watching South Park for years, this latest stretch is something special. Ever since Season 27 boldly put Donald Trump in bed with Satan – and they’ve really doubled down on that direction in Season 28 – the show has seen a massive jump in viewers. It’s clear that leaning into that kind of outrageous, boundary-pushing humor is really resonating with audiences right now.
Recently, Trey Parker and Matt Stone shared their reasons for heavily satirizing Donald Trump in their current work. They explained that politics has increasingly become a form of entertainment, so no politician is off-limits for their humor, whether they’re in office or not. But their commitment to mocking anyone with extreme views is especially promising for comedy fans, potentially making a second term for Trump a rich source of material for South Park.
Despite the previous White House calling South Park “low quality” and “outdated,” the show is currently a hit on Paramount+, proving those claims wrong. Interestingly, while Donald Trump frequently criticized late-night comedians, South Park seemed to avoid his attention. The reason for this is unclear, but actor Patton Oswalt believes Trump might secretly respect the show because its popularity on Paramount+ generates significant revenue for the streaming service.
New episodes of South Park are released every Thursday at 10 p.m. on Comedy Central as the current season continues.
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