Even after 27 years, South Park is still developing. The animated series not only looks different from it in the early days, but also its jokes, themes and characters have changed over the years. On the road, South Park learned from his own mistakes And even improved in some of his worst tendencies, be it apologizing to Al Gore, standing out insensitive, one-goal characters or making the black family vital to the show.

In the 27th season, South Park re-fixes some of the previous elections, such as Mr. Garrison (expressed by co-creator Trey Parker) to serve as a delay for Donald Trump. Instead, The premiere of the season declared a war of defendant offender Which is currently occupying the oval offses, and also makes it clear that another character has changed ... Or, at least, the world around it has. The truth is: Eric Cartman (also Parker), one of the funniest but funny characters in modern TV history, is a sociopath in the center of the center of Some of South Park's best episodes Ever since it, his omirable behavior and opinions have long been a source of ridicule for the cartoon. In the 27th season, however, it became obvious that even Eric Cartmann is out of parody in today's upside-down world-and he knows that.

Before someone gets the wrong idea, let's clarify one thing: Eric Cartmann is not a hero, a cool man or something other than a little sociopath with no redemption qualities. Indeed, since the cockpit episode of the show, South Park has made an abundant obvious carbman being its primary villain. This too Talks about the elements that make South Park test RorschachBecause certain viewers have definitely been wrong about Cartmann and who he is. Indeed, there are many people who (improper) believe that Cartmann is funny and liking that tells shame and hatred.

But season 27 explores a different side of the character. You can find this back South Park develops mother of Cartmann, Lian (which has currently expressed Stuart until April), over two decades of punk line to three-dimensional character. Now, season 27 make it clear that Cartman is not changing, but the world is around him. His fanaticity has become the norm, anti -Semitism is everywhere, and racism is now official politics, it's all, funny, killing Cartmann. In the premiere of Season 27, Cartmann is seriously depressed, mourning that "wakes up is dead" because the bureaus is now proud and openly spitting hatred messages, as long as the NPR and other public programs are closed left and right. He is even trying to kill himself than to continue living in this cruel, fascist world.

Where does Eric Cartman have when the darkest person is not alive? If he is no longer a source of rage in South Park (which, as he sees, means that he is also no longer special), then what is he? Well, in the second episode of season 27, he goes on the offensive. The offended that people like Clyde (Parker) earn their manipular, Eric is trying to become a "master debater" and podcast.

The idea Kartmann is going through an identity crisis because the world coincided with his evil is absolutely funny, as he can escalate only from here. It is enough to say, it is very unlikely that Cartman will really change for the good and become a social justice warrior, which is gathering against the manipulation he has ever accepted.

But there is one thing that the play can do. Absolutely the funniest thing that South Park could be to have the current Cartmann's bow culminating in it, brazenly associating with its friends to come back - at least in the South Park itself. There is little chance of South Park will give up so much of our reality that it will throw Trump out of office and improve our political climate, but it can turn its titular mountain city into a safe shelter in which Cartman is really the worst of the worst, and external influences do not really touch the lifestyle. Either that or Cartman will be forced to find something else that makes it stand out. Maybe he will collect hats.

Every season of South Park is currently moving to Paramount+.