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South Park's season finale depicts Satan delivering Trump’s baby, framed as the Antichrist.
The episode includes Trump dressed as Santa and JD Vance as an elf during the finale.
Epstein references appear in the episode, prompting viewer reactions online.
Creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker are noted for bold satirical storytelling.
Viewers praised the episode's humor and unexpected twists on social media.
The finale centers on a controversial narrative that pushes the show's boundaries.
The episode blends irreverent humor with political satire of real figures.
The narrative includes a scene where a doctor delivers bad ultrasound news about the Antichrist.
The episode weaves holiday imagery with political satire for shocking effect.
The finale refrains from softening its audacious parody of contemporary figures.

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The latest South Park finale centers on Jesus clashing with right-wing characters and political themes.
Jesus is depicted as moving away from the white nationalist brand of Christianity in the episode.
The finale ends with the Marsh family’s return to Tegridy Farms and a renewed focus on empathy.
The episode suggests future scrutiny from conservatives, with potential clashes in Season 29.
The finale includes a moment where Jesus questions how Christianity has been used to spread hate.
The piece notes the finale as one of the strongest of the last decade for the series.
The article highlights the show’s ongoing critique of modern American values.
The finale is described as ending with a hopeful note about empathy.
The piece mentions potential future satire involving high-profile political figures.
The article provides context on the show’s approach to satire and religious critique.

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South Park in 2025 featured a satirical storyline about President Donald Trump that drew widespread attention.
The season finale, ‘The Crap Out,’ included a Trump joke tied to the plot about Satan’s butt baby and an ultrasound gap.
The best joke cited equals a provocative line: 'Donald Trump is Fucking Satan' from the episode 'Wok is Dead'.
A runner-up joke criticized Trump’s portrayed persona as overused and juvenile.
The article notes mixed reactions from fans, critics, and Trump himself.
The piece cites North American media and political satire as central to the discourse around the episodes.
The article highlights that Parker and Stone’s treatment was among the year’s most divisive political satire.
The source is Cracked, listing jokes and context from late 2025.
The article provides a candid view of satire targeting a living political figure in a popular animated show.

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