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New ‘South Park’ Episode Mocks Trump’s Taxpayer-Funded Ad, Depicts Town ‘Infested’ By Billionaires Obsessed With Joe Rogan’s Podcast
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The episode mocked billionaires by depicting them as being obsessed with appearing on Joe Rogan’s podcast and spreading COVID conspiracies on social media.
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‘South Park’ Season 29 Episode 2 Start Time, Preview And How To Watch
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Watch ‘South Park’ season 29, episode 2 for free: Butters takes on AI billionaires
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New ‘South Park’ Episode Mocks Trump’s Taxpayer-Funded Ad, Depicts Town ‘Infested’ By Billionaires Obsessed With Joe Rogan’s Podcast
A new episode of “South Park,” which renamed itself to “South America” as an apparent dig at President Donald Trump, will skewer “stupid billionaires” and the AI data centers they want to build.
While President Trump was holding a press conference at the White House this morning and extolling the AI-related work of Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, Anthropic’s Dario Amodei and SpaceX’s Elon Musk, a promo for tomorrow night’s South Park episode dropped. It was less salutary.
Season 29 of Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s "South Park," aka "South America," returns this week with its second episode after pulling in big numbers in its season premiere.
Butters returns in tonight's "South Park" (aka "South America") season 29, episode 2 with a major dig at AI data centers. Find out how you can watch free using these streaming deals.
As the human race braces for possible extinction amid the AI age, South Park resurrected its deepfake Trump to roast the “billionaire of Weenietown.” On Wednesday’s episode, Butters discovers Billionaire Weenietown in his literal backyard, a tiny kingdom of anthropomorphic disembodied penises who ar…
In the second episode of “South Park” (or, rather, “South America”) Season 29, an impassioned Butters sets out to rid South Park of “billionaire weenies” — which, as it turns out, are literal penises — when their data centers start getting in the way of him and his favorite thing: Dr. Pimple Popper.
The episode mocked billionaires by depicting them as being obsessed with appearing on Joe Rogan’s podcast and spreading COVID conspiracies on social media.
Matt Parker and Trey Stone take aim at the obscenely wealthy in the latest episode – but it feels harder now to forget how wealthy they are A little over a year ago, South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone renewed their deal with Paramount after a contentious negotiation that held up prod…
The episode mocked billionaires by depicting them as being obsessed with appearing on Joe Rogan’s podcast and spreading COVID conspiracies on social media.
