Horrifying New 'South Park' Has Some Visuals You May Never, Ever Forget
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The long-running animated show had a few intense scenes as it delivered its latest message.
Warning: Spoilers below!
“South Park” on Wednesday delivered a warning about generative AI with an episode that featured beloved figures ranging from Santa Claus to Totoro engaging in some extremely NSFW behavior.
And the show escalated its feud with the White House by depicting President Donald Trump having sex with Vice President JD Vance.
In one storyline, the kids at South Park Elementary School use the Sora AI app to generate extremely explicit deepfake videos of each other and various characters.
Meanwhile, tech billionaire Peter Thiel ― who has kidnapped Eric Cartman ― uses that same app to create fake videos from Eric to his mom insisting that everything is OK.
The "Tonight Show" host also got in a dig about the president's apparent nap time.
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The "Late Show" host spotted the "truly historic" addition to the White House Christmas decorations.
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Randy Rainbow needles the health secretary in a musical blockbuster.
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The "Tonight Show" host presented a dictionary-ready diagnosis for what could be bothering the president.
The late night host summed up how the president's Cabinet is "crushing" it in his second term.
The "Late Show" host broke down how the president's polling has gone totally "underwater."
BD Wong called his comment a "very bad joke" and admitted it was unacceptable for him to try and "explain" away his offensive remark.
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