I'm sure you have all heard about it in regards to making fun of BLOTUS and him sleeping with Satan. I did look into it where I could - mostly YouTube - and from what I can tell, the Satan thing is not really the thing. .....and it's been done before with Saddam Hussein.
Yes, I have heard of the "use Paramount's free 7 day trial, then cancel it" thing. It seems like a lot of hoop jumping and you gotta figure they're onto it by now.
My take is that this episode is a lot more about Paramount than BLOTUS, but it is baiting both of them. Possibly with the hope that BLOTUS will use Paramount or kill the Skydance deal that got Colbert fired cancelled for mocking it as a bribe.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone even go off "animation" on this one with a deep fake BLOTUS guy trekking through the desert losing more and more clothes down to, and then past his diapers - and just being portrayed as the fat incontinent slob he is, no matter what his doctors say.
And yes, there is penis.
The continual theme is how small his penis is.
.....and you know that is what's gonna piss of BLOTUS. Making fun of his physical being should just level him.
What I absolutely love: Trey and Stone negotiated a new 5 year deal for $1.2 BILLION dollars with Paramount, and six days later released this episode. It seems like it is a full middle finger to Paramount over their business ethics in streaming rights and acting in "good faith" or lack thereof.
I didn't know that these guys can put together an episode so fast, but they did. Colbert references and all.
Of course the episode mocks BLOTUS, but I don't think that's new. Well......except off the "official" portraits of him hanging at the White House.
The gloryhole one might be my fave, though the sheep fucking is a close runner up.
I don't see what is left to do other than for Colbert to have Stone and Parker on for a full hour.
But yeah - the way Stephen is now really going after BLOTUS and CBS, he's not making it for another year. No way. No how.
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There must be something contractual , where Stephen Colbert gets paid regardless, and South Park is a hero, who if They get fired can go anywhere and get a deal . I’d love to see Stephen beat him for ten more months, if that is what he ultimately wants
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