Two of television's most iconic animated series, South Park and Family Guy, have returned with fresh episodes packed with biting political satire, taking direct aim at former US President Donald Trump.
South Park's Latest Jab
In its newest episode, South Park doesn't hold back, portraying Trump in a typically exaggerated and irreverent style. The show's creators, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, continue their long-standing tradition of lampooning political figures with razor-sharp wit.
Family Guy Joins the Fray
Meanwhile, Family Guy also takes a swing at Trump, blending absurd humour with pointed commentary. Seth MacFarlane's series has never shied away from controversy, and this episode is no exception, delivering laughs with a side of social critique.
Why It Matters
Both shows have a history of pushing boundaries, using satire to reflect and critique contemporary politics. Their latest episodes highlight how animated comedy remains a powerful medium for political discourse, even years after Trump's presidency.
Fans of both series can expect the usual mix of outrageous scenarios and clever writing, proving that when it comes to political satire, animation still leads the charge.
