After a brief hiatus from directly parodying Donald Trump, South Park has reignited its satirical fire in 2025 by targeting the former U.S. president in its latest episode. Known for never shying away from controversy, the creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have once again stirred political waves with a character that hilariously — and blatantly — resembles Trump.
️ The Return of Mr. Garrison as a Trump Parody
In this new episode aired on July 23, 2025, Mr. Garrison returns to South Park after a bizarre “spiritual transformation” that turns out to be yet another mask for his Trumpian personality. The episode blends real-world political events — including Trump’s recent controversial rallies — with South Park’s signature absurdity.
Fans were quick to notice that Garrison’s dialogue directly mirrors Trump’s latest statements in recent press briefings, from conspiracy claims to media attacks. The character’s exaggerated speeches include catchphrases like “We’re making South Park great again,” clearly spoofing Trump’s rhetoric.
Real-Time Relevance
The timing of this episode couldn’t be more precise. With Trump actively campaigning for the 2026 midterms and making headlines again, South Park appears to be responding in near real-time. The writers have managed to satirize current talking points such as border security, cancel culture, and even Trump’s ongoing legal challenges.
Interestingly, a subplot involving Cartman running for “school president” mirrors Trump’s political strategies — complete with fake news, bullying, and disinformation tactics. It’s a direct commentary on how American politics continue to influence younger generations.
Audience Reactions Are Divided
While some viewers praised the episode’s bold take on political satire, others criticized it for being “too on the nose.” On social media, reactions ranged from admiration to outrage:
- “South Park is back and sharper than ever. That Trump spoof had me dying.” – X (formerly Twitter) user @satirefan2025
- “Y’all really still mocking Trump? So tired.” – Instagram comment
- “Best episode this season! Felt like classic South Park.” – Reddit thread
The Writers’ Intent
According to Parker and Stone in a recent podcast appearance, this episode was written just weeks ago. They noted that their goal wasn’t just to parody Trump, but to critique the entire ecosystem that allowed his popularity to resurge — from media sensationalism to public polarization.
“We’re not just going after Trump. We’re pointing at everything around him too,” Parker explained.
What This Means for the Future of South Park
South Park’s return to political satire may signal a thematic shift for the rest of the season. With U.S. elections inching closer, we might see more current events tackled in future episodes.
The show’s real-time writing and fast production cycles give it a unique edge in addressing events almost as they happen. If the Trump parody was any indication, the next few episodes will likely touch on other political figures and hot-button issues.
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Final Thoughts
Love it or hate it, South Park’s Trump parody episode is doing exactly what it was made to do: spark conversation, provoke thought, and make people laugh at the madness of modern politics. Whether you see it as brave satire or political trolling, one thing’s certain — South Park remains as relevant as ever.