South Park’s Billion-Dollar Middle Finger
South Park’s Billion-Dollar Middle Finger: Trump, Satan, and the Paramount Penance Plan Season 27 Premieres with Googly-Eyed Genitals and Wall Street Meltdowns South Park Takes the Sermon to the Stock Exchange LOS ANGELES, CA — In a twist of holy satire and wholly unholy imagery, South Park returned for its 27th season with an episode that felt less like animated comedy and more like a $1.5 billion exorcism. Entitled “Sermon on the ’Mount,” the premiere mocked Donald Trump, skewered Paramount’s latest merger, twerked on corporate censorship, and delivered what critics are calling the “most expensive dick joke in television history.” This is not a drill. This is South Park on full-bore chaos mode, powered by the spiritual guidance of Satan, the marketing budget of Paramount Global, and the kind of unfiltered vulgarity that once made Hillary Clinton’s eye twitch like she was decoding Morse Code. Let’s back up. The $1.5 Billion Buyout for a Slap in the Face Paramount, under fire and under...