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South Park's Spooky Take on Politics and Crypto

Washington, D.C., USASun Nov 02 2025

South Park's latest Halloween episode didn't go the typical scary route. Instead, it served up a satirical feast, mixing politics, crypto scams, and a haunted White House. The show didn't shy away from poking fun at the Trump administration and the chaotic state of affairs in Washington, D.C.

Stan's Dilemma

Stan Marsh and his family are stuck in a motel, and things are looking bleak. They're about to move in with Grandpa Marsh, and Stan is not happy about it. Meanwhile, in D.C., President Trump and Satan are watching the East Wing of the White House being demolished.

"Satan thinks it's for a nursery, but Trump has other plans."

Political Chaos

In a security briefing, they learn that someone might be trying to stop the Antichrist from being born. Peter Thiel, Vice President J.D. Vance, and Trump himself are all involved in this mess. Attorney General Pam Bondi is literally covered in shit, both metaphorically and literally, as she assures Trump that everything will be fine.

Supernatural Wrath

But things take a spooky turn when it's revealed that demolishing the East Wing has unleashed some supernatural wrath. Trump starts seeing a woman in a hat in the mirror and the hallway. Back in South Park, Stan is fed up with his living situation and decides to break the fourth wall to talk about the show's shift towards political satire.

Exposing the Truth

At the White House, Trump continues to see the apparition, and it's revealed that she's there to expose the truth. During a seance led by Bondi, the spirit talks about lies and corruption, mentioning "Epstein" before Trump shuts her down. Meanwhile, Cousin Kyle has a breakdown, admitting that crypto is a scam that allows the rich to get richer.

The Wild Ride Ends

The episode ends with Stan back at the assisted living facility, and the Trump administration back to their usual shenanigans. It's a wild ride that doesn't shy away from tackling serious issues with a healthy dose of satire and humor.

questions

    What role does humor play in critiquing political power structures?
    What are the potential implications of satirizing political figures and events in popular media?
    Could the apparition be a time-traveling librarian from the future, trying to return an overdue book to Trump?

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