This article contains spoilers For the South Park season 27, Episode 5, "Conflict of Interest".

The creators of South Park Matt Stone and Trey Parker have passed the new season taking funny pockets of the Trump administration. Given the development "Satan is now pregnant with baby baby" in the previous episodeIt was just a matter of time until they pushed him even more. Waiting for the latest episode was intensified when Stone and Parker missed the starting deadline on September 17 and then ... Many happened. But the "conflict of interest" still managed to fulfill the moment with a timely episode that lamps for a key figure in Jimi Kimmel's dilemma.

Instead of getting a new "South Park" on September 17, 2025, ABC late in the night show "Jimi Kimmel Live!" was taken out of the air after the host of the name, to make comments that were interpreted as digging Towards the Maga Movement and their alleged involvement in the assassination of the right -wing powder Charlie Kirk. Kimmel would return to his home net about a week later, with local ABC Naksar and Sinclair continue to dig their heels by preventing the show from broadcasting on 66 markets. The whole situation exploded when FC President Brendan Carr expressed his harassment of Kirk's comments on Benny Nsonson's podcast. In terms of ABC potentially confronted with consequences, Carr said, "We can do this easy way or the hard way." "Jimi Kimmel live!" It was suspended "indefinitely" by the ABC within hours of the announcement of these comments, before returning this week when Disney and ABC read the room.

Although Carr claims that he did not directly threaten ABC from his position of power, he welcomed Nakstar's decision to withdraw the show by posting social media. X (before Twitter)And expressed interest in other broadcasters after their leadership. I think it's safe to say that the FCC president has become an easy goal for a parody of Stone and Parker.

The Central Conspiracy of the Conflict of Interests sees children South Park, involved in betting on the predicia market application within the polymerquet over Kyle (Matt Stone) and his mother bombard the Gaza Strip. In an effort to break down the bet, Kyle continues to be transferred from one agency to another, with a significantly dropped Donald Trump Runior to call on every call from the Futures Trading Committee to, of course, the FKC. "They are now dealing with all the offensive things," says Don Runior. What Carr does not know is that he will inadvertently receive the president's traps. Trump has decided he wants to get rid of the above baby, so he will have more time to do what He He wants to do, as he becomes an additional cardboard mix of Wile E. Coyote and Tom of Tom and Jerryiers in the process. Bless this show to make the face even remotely bearable to look.

The first humiliation of the Carr comes when it falls in a set of steps covered with Crisco, with Trump laughing in the face. The "Luni melodies" is running away Escalate further when the FCC president eats a plate of soup filled with a lifetime of pill B, and the projectile exposes its exit from the White House window. For the third time it is not a charm for the car when it accidentally ends up crushing under the mountain of the kitty bed used. He is like a rag doll for all the frustrations of Stone and Parker. While not Directly Mentioning Kimmel's incident, the two strongly allude to it by finally humiliating at the nuclear level.

We see that the Carr lay in the hospital all over his body, with his right hand trapped in a "Sig Heil" position. He also knits the pants for good measure. The doctor informs him that he has toxoplasmosis, otherwise known as a parasitic infection found in cat feces (through CDC). Little Chubby Obvious D.D. Wans (Trey Parker) suddenly occupies threatening behavior by telling Carr to better not destroy his plans to get rid of Satan's baby and will become next president. He even boldly imposes the "lightweight way or the hard way" of the Carr, returns to the face. The funniest pocket takes place a few moments before, where the doctor says that toxoplasmosis can lead to the car to lose its freedom of speech.

Anyone who follows South Park knows that Stone and Parker are notorious stickers to censor their work from higher windows. They even made a whole hit movie musical about it ("South Park: bigger, longer and unusual"). The couple have often completed episodes until they are broadcast to avoid any supervision of people in Comedy Central. While they didn't talk publicly about Kimmel's dilemma, I can't imagine it was something that took him too kind. Stone and Parker can agitate public figures such as not the work of anyone, and it is refreshing at a time when the precious few people are ready to dug the bear on behalf of free speech.

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