The recent episode of South Park season 27, titled "Got a Nut," made waves again as it brutally mocked Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, ICE's controversial raids, Charlie Kirk, US Vice President JD Vance, and, once again, President Donald Trump.
The hit show's season 27 premiere made buzz when it aired two weeks ago due to its relentless poking fun at Trump and depicting him as someone with a small "manhood" and in bed with Satan. The White House expressed its outrage in response. The promos for the new episode have teased that the series is continuing to hit back against the Trump administration.
What Happened in South Park Season 27 Episode "Got a Nut"?
The latest episode of South Park, "Got a Nut," continued to poke fun at Trump by depicting him as the Mr. Roarke-type owner of Mar-a-Lago, with Vance as his sidekick, who is physically depicted as a smaller figure, reminiscent of Fantasy Island's Tattoo.
Not only that, the episode also poked fun at Noem and ICE's controversial raids around the country that target the Hispanic community.
In the episode's main storyline, Mr. Mackey was revealed to have been fired as the elementary school's guidance counselor due to federal budget cuts. As a result, he decided to get a job in ICE and participated in various raids against the "Brown ones," including in a Dora the Explorer live show and heaven.
Noem was depicted as the supervisor of the ICE raids and aggressively shooting every dog that she saw around (including Krypto). She was also shown to have a deteriorating face.
Meanwhile, Clyde and Cartman fight as the former became popular as the voice for right-wing viewers. They ended up competing for a "Charlie Kirk Award for Young Masterdebaters." Cartman also made himself look similar to Charlie Kirk as an attempt to be the winner of the competition.
Did Kristi Noem Already React to the South Park Episode?
So far, Noem has not released a statement nor reacted to the South Park episode after it aired last night.
Days before the broadcast, the official X account of ICE used a photo from the show in their post. It led to South Park's official account responding with, "Wait, so we ARE relevant? #eatabagofdicks."
A lot of fans online have already praised the episode and commended creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone for continuing to fearlessly mock the Trump administration in the new season.
Now, they are wondering which other Trump administration officials the show might go after in the upcoming episodes.
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