Hold onto your hats, because South Park just took a wild turn into the absurd—and it’s got Donald Trump, the Antichrist, and a vomiting Cartman at the center of it all. Warning: Spoilers ahead! In this week’s episode, Trump isn’t just dealing with political chaos—he’s a father-to-be, and the baby in question? None other than the Antichrist growing inside Satan. Yes, you read that right. And let’s just say, no one’s popping champagne. Not Trump, not his VP JD Vance, and definitely not billionaire tech mogul Peter Thiel, who’s convinced he’s the ultimate expert on biblical prophecy.
But here’s where it gets controversial: Thiel, after being laughed at by South Park Elementary students for his cryptic ‘6 7’ references, decides the school is overrun by darkness. His solution? Seize all their private data to monitor the kids. Is this a hilarious overreaction or a chilling commentary on surveillance culture? You decide. Meanwhile, Cartman’s uncontrollable vomiting every time the ‘6 7’ meme is mentioned convinces Thiel he’s possessed. An exorcism ensues, and when that fails, Thiel whisks Cartman off to Washington, DC, claiming, ‘Your son is the key to saving our country.’
And this is the part most people miss: Vance isn’t just along for the ride. He’s got his own agenda—Satan’s baby threatens his White House dreams. So, he strikes a deal with Thiel: stop the demonic child, and he’ll get ‘full access to everyone’s data.’ Oh, and Trump? He’s dragged to an abortion clinic by Vance, where he hilariously misunderstands the procedure. Is this a bold satire on reproductive rights, or just South Park being South Park?
Meanwhile, in a B-storyline that’s equal parts absurd and relatable, Jesus goes on a blind date at the Cheesecake Factory, only to clash with PC Principal over their conflicting religious styles. Fists fly, tensions simmer, and it’s pure South Park chaos. But let’s be real—this episode feels like a setup for bigger, wilder storylines later in Season 27. Are the creators hinting at a larger commentary on faith, politics, and the absurdity of modern life?
If you’re as hooked as we are, mark your calendars: Season 27, Episode 6, ‘Twisted Christian,’ drops on Hulu starting Thursday, October 16th, following its Comedy Central premiere. Now, here’s the real question: Is South Park pushing the boundaries too far, or are they holding a mirror up to society’s most bizarre contradictions? Let us know in the comments—we’re all ears.
