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South Park season 28’s ending took a huge risk and it paid off
South Park season 28's daring finale twist involved a surprising storytelling gamble that ultimately paid off for the ...
Following a season full of jokes towards the Trump administration, Season 28 of Comedy Central’s “South Park” is coming to an end. The fifth episode will mark the season finale of the long-running ...
Warning: This review contains full spoilers for South Park Season 28, Episode 4! South Park definitely doesn’t have the best track record with holiday episodes this year. The Halloween-themed “The ...
If you’ve watched the latest episode of South Park, you might have noticed a surprise appearance from one of the hottest video games on earth: Arc Raiders. Embark Studios’ extraction shooter is one of ...
Trey Parker and Matt Stone returned with South Park Season 28, Episode 4 on Wednesday night with a Thanksgiving episode that takes a break from the plotline involving President Donald Trump and Satan ...
Pete Hegseth is the latest member of the Trump Administration to get roasted by South Park, with the long-running show branding the Secretary of Defense/War a “f*cking douche” in a parody of “Danger ...
The Comedy Central satire of the president has been crass and brilliant over its latest run of episodes. But the president has remained uncharacteristically silent on the matter. By Kevin Dolak Months ...
“South Park” Season 28 delivered a Thanksgiving special on Wednesday, which saw the citizens of the Colorado mountain town running in the annual Turkey Trot while United States Secretary of War Pete ...
Although this week’s episode of South Park was light on the Trump roast, the long-running Comedy Central show didn’t let up on his administration. In Wednesday’s Season 28 episode ‘Turkey Trot’, Saudi ...
In it, Department of Defense/War secretary Pete Hegseth finally joined the Comedy Central party as his character attempted to handle the runners taking part in a Saudi Arabia-backed Turkey trot.
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