South Park Season 27 Episode 4: Hilarious Parody Delights Fans
South Park season 27 is back with a new episode, and fans are loving it. The new season generated considerable discourse after parodying President Donald Trump in its first episodes, including him being in bed with Satan during the premiere.
After the first episode, South Park season 27 did not hold back, and continued to deliver uncompromising commentary on current political affairs in the United States of America and across the world, ranging from parody of Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of Homeland SecurityKristi Noem to Trump’s military takeover of Washington, D.C.
Now, viewers have taken to social media to express how humorous they found episode 4’s take on Labubu dolls, Trump’s tariffs, multiple F bombs, and questions about whether the president is sexually intimate with Satan. Check out the reactions below:
@Scott_Berman praises South Park tackling Trump’s controversial tariffs via a Labubu doll storyline as “genius stuff.”
After previous seasons widely failed to meet expectations, @eddie9002 celebrated the long-running series coming out of its slump and being at the top of its game, and applauded the show for being unafraid to use the F-word multiple times in episode 4.
After South Park’s version of the news reported Trump being confirmed as the father of Satan’s baby, @Fahrenheitpics was left speechless and declared that “I hate how I have absolute zero commentary” on the development.
@Bloomser1 was impressed by the episode’s Satan and Labubu storylines while also being happy to see all the callbacks that were made to earlier seasons.
What This Means For South Park
Donald Trump and Satan departing Air Force One from South Park
South Park season 27, episode 3 was divisive, but episode 4’s reactions have been overwhelmingly more positive. The consensus is that season 27 is back on the right track and getting back to what it did so well in the first two episodes of the season.
Episodes are released bi-weekly, with creators Trey Stone and Matt Parker taking more time to make each episode as current events with the Trump administration and other matters continue to evolve. While the wait can be frustrating for fans, it seems to have paid off given the positive response to episode 4.
This may not become one of South Park‘s most rewatchable episodes, but the latest installment is making viewers laugh while also providing much-needed commentary about important political issues, and even managing to incorporate the craze surrounding the recent viral trend involving Labubu dolls.
Our Take On South Park Season 27, Episode 4’s Reactions
Cartman looks sad wearing a Woke is Dead t shirt on South Park season 27
With episodes 1, 2, and 4 all being well-received, this is shaping up to be one of the all-time best South Park seasons. Given this momentum, the upcoming episodes will likely be just as compelling, and Trump being the father of Satan’s baby is part of more outrageous storylines to come.
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