South Park Critiques Trump and Paramount Amid Streaming and Deal Controversies
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South Park's season 27 premiere on Comedy Central sharply satirizes Donald Trump, corporate media, and recent controversies, amid delays caused by a merger between Paramount and Skydance Media, and a licensing battle for the show's streaming rights. The episode features a controversial deepfake portrayal of Trump and has elicited a dismissive response from the White House. The show is set to release ten more episodes under an exclusive Paramount+ deal through 2030.
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