South Park has become the most important TV show in the Trump 2.0 era | South Park

I‘LL admits: I’m more like The Simpsons A guy compares one South Park Man. That’s not a big deal for those guys in South Park – I’ve come across a lot of plots in nearly 30 years of amazing running and love this 1999 big screen movie. But while I didn’t always keep the Simpsons’ clockwork ratings, these characters proved durable enough to restore my interest in old and new plots. South Park, by contrast, has a thinner bench, and the performance itself pointed out sharply a few years ago that satirical animated sitcoms are hard to explore the foundations that the Simpsons have yet to cover. South Park’s political tendencies are also often more different than the social ribs of the warmer Matt Groening signature show. This is the subtle line between omnidirectional satire and the brain movement of the liberals.

but Season 27 of South Park In animation or theme comedy, there is very few things a disappearing peer can do: on the second shot of laughter Trump administration. It’s not that the White House is beyond reproach. The opposite problem is well documented: Donald Trump The stupidity and cruelty of the cabal is so great that it is difficult to expand it into “funny” comics, or even bleak ones. It will only become bleak during Trump’s second term. The wear-out jokes by the end of 2020 are being retold in annoying revenge and have raised the bar for cathartic laughter heavily.

For comedy fans, this will translate into disgust. The occasional shots of the Simpsons are not somehow straight as they were targeting the president I really like. I’m looking Saturday Night Live Every week, mainly fearing James Austin Johnson’s accuracy but eventually getting into trouble impression. (For weeks, Johnson himself seemed to have done it in dismay.) I respect Stephen Colbert’s hell, but I never thought about his ace comment. I don’t need more clapping – the reactions encouraged by comedy, hope you have more recognition than you laugh. South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone seem to agree. Parker’s 2017 announcement that they’re bored with Trump’s shots — and then his first presidency — is one of the show Many controversies over the years.

So, how did the anti-Trump strike that resurrected South Park this season land? A large part of it is stone and Parker’s allergy to clapping hands, and it is also the magnificence that inspired it. They are obviously not satisfied with anything they appreciate, and sometimes in the past, it is their own form of preaching, giving a “everyone” style speech at the end of an episode, which sounds like the self-righteous rule they want to send. However, with their recent Trump parody, there isn’t much moralization – satisfyingly meaning comics of characters like Trump, JD Vance and the Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem. Some (not all) of their past are roasted in points bullying. This is a goal worth laughing at.

This ridicule is spoken through the language of South Park itself. Trump is not a voice or visual imitation; he portrays his sound and animation techniques in a series of re-repaired photos that Parker and Stone use to bring Saddam Hussein to life in South Park movies. He also got the same sexual partner: Satan’s muscular and regular versionhe found himself in another toxic relationship. Calling Trump a dictator doesn’t break new stances, but there’s something satisfying on the stone, while Parker uses their personal toolkit to draw the line between Trump and Hussein. If they think it’s a historic comparison, they’ll make fun of it instead of doing it. Likewise, there is real disgust, describing Neum as one Dog As she commands a large army of immigrants and customs law enforcement mobs, the zealous face needs to be repeatedly painted with charming faces.

Not all the satire of this season involves making real-life regulars on the show. Because the South Park ensemble is rarely as vast or convincing as the Simpsons’ Springfield (even Allen on the Hill), it is also flexible enough to turn Stan’s desperately trending father Randy into chlorine- cereal- cereal-like, technically sore, to soothing, hollow chattept copting coppate, all over the numerous parties- The latest episodeto the point where most core child actors have not appeared. Surprisingly, so far, the season has become more cautiously deployed in the second episode of the season with the ever-favorite Cartman, where the ID-driven and arguably evil little kid is angry and discovering that the Podcasters have stolen his “Shtick” – his “scared hatred” and re-challenged the challenge to challenge the challenge, always being a self-competitive contender among competitors. Attributing this title of “Master Debate” to Cartman (along with an obvious fellow Charlie Kirk/Ben Shapiro, somehow managed to make this ridiculous act interesting and unglorious in a trivial little.

South Park diehards may describe this compliment as a fan of the weather, only enjoying the show after the “right” goal. Maybe it’s true, but in the meme version of Fantasy Island it’s much easier to be happy, rather than accuse George Lucas and Steven Spielberg of committing cultural rape. Maybe wondering if Parker and Stone might actually be moving on the Tech Brothers, debates – My podcast and Trump’s view of the world ghoul, especially in the Playboy demo. However, seeing the remarks, the first one is my type than the wokeens bogeyman looking for fresher goals, which is just a happy speed change. While countless standers continue to complain about being silenced, Parker and Stone seem highly aware of their rare location (and, The most important So are contractors Aware of Actual political companies put one’s oar in look like). In the world Trump’s actual political opponents seem to fight him, some well-deserved, multiple meanness has become surprisingly novel.