'South Park' Goes Scorched Earth On Trump In Shockingly NSFW Season Premiere
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The long-running animated show took on the president and his settlement with corporate owner Paramount.
“South Park” may be singlehandedly trying to undermine its corporate parent’s attempt to complete a massive merger with a wild season premiere that gives President Donald Trump a “teeny tiny” penis.
The premiere had been on hold while “South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone negotiated a new five-year deal with Paramount worth a reported $1.5 billion.
But they didn’t waste time going after Paramount and the $16 million the company agreed to pay Trump to settle a lawsuit over “60 Minutes” that most legal observers considered frivolous.
Critics believe the settlement was to help ensure the deal passes federal regulatory hurdles ― including “Late Show” host Stephen Colbert, who called the deal a “big fat bribe” and was canceled days later.
In the new episode, Trump ― who frequently tears off his clothes and gets into bed with Satan ― sues South Park for $5 billion after its residents criticize him.
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