Shocking cost of Trump South Park episode exposed.
Paramount is dropping a staggering amount on new episodes of South Park — a deal that’s shaking the streaming world.
South Park’s wild legacy highlighted.
Since debuting in 1997, South Park has thrived on flipping the bird to authority, taboo, and the politically powerful.
Created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the show made its name with crude animation and sharper-than-glass satire.
Over the years, the show’s roasted everyone from Mel Gibson to Al Gore to Oprah’s genitals (yes, really).
South Park even predicted political events — remember when they called the Trump presidency before it happened?
Satan himself is a longtime character, previously shown dating Saddam Hussein and dying in a fight with ManBearPig.
The show doesn’t just cross lines — it bulldozes them, often leaving both fans and critics gasping or fuming.
Its blend of juvenile humor and high-voltage social commentary has kept it relevant, outrageous, and impossible to ignore.
So when Parker and Stone inked a mega-deal with Paramount for more episodes, everyone knew something wild was coming.
But even longtime viewers weren’t ready for what South Park just unleashed.
Controversial Trump episode revealed.
The premiere episode of season 27 dropped on July 23 — and it’s already setting the internet on fire.
The star of the episode? Donald Trump, animated in all his orange glory and stripped completely naked.
In a jaw-dropping scene, Trump climbs into bed with Satan — who immediately backs out of the deal.
“It’s so f**king small I can’t even see it,” Satan groans, referring to Trump’s cartoon genitals.
Trump, furious over being mocked, fires an artist who depicted his anatomy too accurately for comfort.
The satire doesn’t stop there — the devil slaps Trump and brings up the Epstein list.
“It’s weird that whenever it comes up, you just tell everyone to relax,” Satan says, stone-faced.
The town of South Park eventually agrees to pay Trump $3.5 billion and air a propaganda-style video.
The result? A deepfake of Trump walking through a desert, set to dramatic narration and bizarre praise.
“Trump: His p**** is teeny-tiny, but his love for us is large,” the voiceover declares proudly.
Viewers are then directed to a fake website — HeTrumpedUs.com — that actually exists, because of course it does.
The whole thing is equal parts absurd, vulgar, and very, very South Park.
Cost of the Trump episode confirmed.
Here’s where it gets even more staggering — that one episode alone cost Paramount around $30 million to make.
That’s just 1/50th of their total $1.5 billion deal with Parker and Stone.
For context, that’s nearly Game of Thrones money — except it’s for animated p****** and devil jokes.
Paramount is banking on South Park driving massive traffic to Paramount Plus — and clearly, they’re not worried about decorum.
The deal includes new seasons, specials, and additional content — all produced under the most unfiltered creative freedom imaginable.
And yet, despite the eye-watering spend, the backlash came from exactly where you’d expect.
Trump’s team slammed the episode, calling South Park a “fourth-rate show” and accusing the Left of hypocrisy.
South Park is officially back.
South Park isn’t just back — it’s back with a vengeance, a budget, and zero filter.
Trump may call it irrelevant, but when you’re sharing a bed with Satan on a $30 million stage, the world is watching.
And with 49 episodes to go, this chaotic, crude political roast has only just begun.