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‘South Park’ has changed its name. The reason, to poke Donald Trump in the eye.
It will return as ‘South America’ on September 16.

- September 9, 2026
- Updated: September 9, 2026 at 4:20 PM

Who would’ve thought? After 29 years on the air and 338 episodes, South Park has come to an end. Goodbye, South Park… And hello, South America. For the new season of their immortal series, Trey Parker and Matt Stone have decided to take aim at Donald Trump and laugh their heads off at his absurd decisions (like calling Lake Ontario Lake America), backed by big companies.
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As the creators have announced, “Inspired by the courage and patriotism of Apple and Google, we’re going to change South Park’s title to South America. We especially want to thank our parent company, Paramount – a Skydance Company“. Ruled with an iron fist by the far-right billionaire David Ellison, South Park knows it’s untouchable and the only show that can laugh at this nonsense without repercussions. After all, it’s one of the few things that still still gets ratings.
On September 16 we’ll know what they have in store, but for now, on the promotional poster, Donald Trump appears in front of the rest of the characters after last season, very conspicuously, having an affair with Satan himself… something Satan was absolutely sick of. After all, he was repeating the toxic behavior of his ex-boyfriend, Saddam Hussein.
For those of us who’ve been following the series all these years, it’s only natural to be dying to know what they’ve done with this new season. After all, if last season they were the only ones who could stand up to the president and tie him in knots, in this one, with its future secured, they can only raise the stakes. Can’t wait to go back to Colorado.
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