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South Park returns with Season 27, Episode 6, “Twisted Christian,” on October 15, 2025, after a short break. The episode airs on Comedy Central and will be available for streaming the same day on Paramount+. As always, the show blends humor, absurdity, and sharp political satire—with satanic pregnancy now part of the mix.
A possessed Cartman and a growing cult
In “Twisted Christian,” Eric Cartman isn’t just causing trouble: he’s possibly possessed, and worse, he could be the only thing standing against the rise of the Antichrist. The episode builds into the season’s larger supernatural arc, with Cartman, Butters, Tweek, and friends seen chanting bizarre phrases involving the numbers six and seven. A promotional clip hints at a concerned Mr. Garrison and another unnamed teacher speculating that the kids may have joined a cult.
What’s striking is how naturally the series embraces the completely insane. South Park has never shied away from possession plots, satanic imagery, or kids doing incredibly weird things—but there’s something particularly hilarious and unsettling in seeing Cartman of all people accidentally positioned as the spiritual savior against the apocalypse. Knowing his ego, this won’t go quietly.
Satan, Trump, and the unlikeliest of pregnancies
This episode isn’t coming out of nowhere—it’s part of a season-long arc that’s as bizarre as it sounds: Satan is pregnant with Donald Trump’s child. Yes, you read that right. Earlier this season, South Park rolled out what might be its wildest political-religious crossover yet. We saw the devil and the former president locked in an absurd relationship, and when their affair became public, Trump’s reaction was a typical mix of denial and chaos. To read Pluribus finale shocks fans as season 2 faces long wait
One of the earlier episodes showed Butters playing with cursed objects, which unintentionally opened a portal to hell and allowed both Satan and Trump to arrive in the town. Since then, the storyline’s gone full horror-farce. Between avoiding fatherhood and plotting against townspeople, Trump’s goals have been shifting. One episode even showed him trying to get rid of the unborn Antichrist, fearing it would tie him down.
I have to admit, I was skeptical when this arc began. South Park has tackled Trump before, but Satan as a co-parent? That’s the kind of idea that can fall flat fast. Yet somehow, they’re making the absurdity work—maybe because they never forget to ground it in the dysfunction of the town and the kids. It’s not just a political joke, it’s a deeply weird tale told with commitment.
Wider themes and unpredictable satire
Season 27 hasn’t stuck solely to demons and possession. The show, as usual, latches onto real-world issues and doesn’t let go. One episode paused the satanic pregnancy arc to comment on the Israel-Gaza conflict, using its unique mix of dry shock humor and uncomfortable truths. This shift in tone, even temporarily, shows that the creators still see South Park as a mirror of the modern world—even when the reflection looks absolutely insane.
While some longtime viewers miss the more self-contained early episodes, I think this serialized format allows bigger emotional payoffs, and more unusual ideas. Sure, some gags are deeper than others, but when they hit, they hit hard.
Episode rollout and where to watch
South Park continues to bring in strong ratings, even after all these years. If you’re following this season, here are the upcoming release dates: To read Taylor Swift opens up in final Eras Tour docuseries episode
- Episode 7: October 29
- Episode 8: November 12
- Episode 9: November 26
- Episode 10: December 10
Every new episode will air on Comedy Central and be streamable on Paramount+ the same day. For those with cable subscriptions, episodes will also be available on demand.
The show first hit the airwaves in 1997 and has never really stopped evolving. Whether it’s cursing out politicians, dragging Hollywood, or—like this year—launching demonic political pregnancies, South Park stays unpredictable. After nearly three decades, it’s still the weirdest little town on TV.
