South Park has returned with its first TV season for two years, and no fight is missing. Trey Parker and Matt Stone are waging war not only in the Trump administration, but also their own parent company, Paramount pictures that have just acquired Skydance Media. In the first two episodes of the season, "South Park" did not withdraw when he referred to the link between convicted criminal Donald Trump and convicted perpetrator of sexual sexual children, Effeefrey Epstein (Through the "Dora of the Researcher" joke), satirizing the cowardice and absurdity of ice, having fun with the spread of fascist ideas in public institutions and much more.

Season 27 of South Park admits that our world is out of parody, and even Eric Cartmann is no longer over-the-line character, but just another angry and hateful little friend- that makes the cardboard furious.

Indeed, this is the most implant "South Park" for a decade, and episode 3 is no different. In the latest episode, we see that Tulin is traveling to Washington to meet Trump to try and legalize marijuana across the country, but everything found is a horde of soldiers posted on every corner of the capital. He also finds every head of the Corporation in America located outside the Oval Office to kiss the ass of twice the president, to tell him that his ideas are brilliant that he has no small penis and then represents him with luxurious gifts.

Meanwhile, Randy Marsh is going through a crisis as his weed farm faces bankruptcy after the ice attacked the farm and deported its workers. He spends the whole episode obsessing over ChatGPT and praising his stupid ideas to save the farm, as well as Ketamine's microduction.

It is a thematic episode, portraying how gullible some people are in their relationship with AI to be funny and gloomy. But the most important part of the episode is how it ends the story that has lasted for almost a decade. That's right, we finally say goodbye to farms.

As early as 2018, the 22nd season of South Park handled the legalization of marijuana in Colorado, in the episode where Randy persuades his wife Sharon to allow him to sell his house and move to a cannabis farm, he names the farm - because he has more integrity than any one. He also recruited the bricks, who at the time worked as an agricultural inspector. The story continued in several seasons and virtually every special "South Park". At one point, Randy is expanding the business by selling the Chinese, but ends up in a Chinese prison and forced to conclude a deal with the government to kill Winnie Poh for some reason. He also made a virus of marijuana inspired by the pandemic that gave everyone in the South Park mustache like him. And there was also a business war between farms and a black family -owned farm.

In a two -part special, special "streaming wars", South Park came out into ridiculing streaming platformsAnd he also had Randy leaning on the fourth Wallid and admitted that his focus on Tegridi was going too far and was not going anywhere. To date, South Park has spent several years changing the focus away from the children and building Randy as the main character of the show, something that many fans did not want. In the eyes of many fans, Randy is simply a fun character in small doses, but not someone who can wear the show. Take a look fast on social media today, and you are likely to see Tony Reactions How This by fans who are thrilled This story ended.

After Randy entered Ketamine, Sharon convinces him that he should release the farm. There is no business scheme that can withdraw what can solve the crisis and save the farm. So, we get the end of Sitkom, where Randy looks at the latest view of their empty house, saying goodbye as he closes the door behind him while playing sad music. That is the end of an era, the end of one of the longest stories in South Park and I hope the focus of the characters for children and more small adventures for rands that do not include big governments.