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'South Park': Towelie Returns to Visit Trump's White House, Militarized DC in Episode 3 Trailer
"South Park" dropped its first trailer for Wednesday's new episode — Season 27, Episode 3, titled "Sickofancy" — and we're pleased to report that Towelie is making his grand return. This time, the fan-favorite sentient talking towel is hitting Washington,
The adult cartoon series "South Park" continued its season 27 focus on mocking Trump administration policies, with Wednesday's episode addressing the president's D.C. crime initiative.
A 20-second promo released by Comedy Central depicted the recurring character “Towelie” — an anthropomorphic towel — riding in a bus past the U.S. Supreme Court building and White House, where armed troops were patrolling. A tank rolled by in front of the White House.
South Park annihilated the White House after the Trump administration repurposed their cartoon parody of immigration officers on an official government social media account. On Tuesday, the Department of Homeland Security’s X account used an animated image of ICE officers from this week’s South Park episode in an attempt to recruit staff.
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The season 27 premiere of the series finally saw its creators bring a satirical depiction of the president to the show.
The latest episode delivered fresh shots at the White House and depicted tech leaders bringing gifts for the president
South Park, now in its 27th season, is renowned for satirizing American politics and culture. The White House's recent and pointed dismissal of the show as irrelevant, following an episode which parodied Trump, contrasts sharply with a federal agency now using South Park imagery for recruitment.