South Park Season 27 Ends An 8-Year-Long Storyline And Fans Love It

“South Park” has returned with the first appropriate season of television in two years, and its rhythm does not lack. Not only does Trey Parker and Matt Stone wage a war against the Trump administration, but for their mother company, Paramount Pictures, which Skydance Media just obtained. In the first two episodes of the season, “South Park” did not prevent any punches when dealing with the relationship between the criminal convicted Donald Trump and the sexual perpetrator Jeffrey Epstein (through a “role” joke), it chants cowardice and tampering with ice, and amazing fun in the proliferation of fascist ideas in the government, and more.

Season 27 of “South Park” realizes that our world goes beyond satirical simulation, and even Eric Cartuman is no longer too much, but just another young man is angry and hateful-which makes Cartuman angry.

Really, this is the most local South Park for a decade, and episode 3 does not differ. In the last episode, we see Towelie traveling to Washington, DC to meet Trump to try to legitimize marijuana throughout the country, but everything he finds is a leg of the soldiers published in every corner of the capital. Each of the companies in America also finds out of the Oval Office to kiss the main donkey twice, and tells him that his ideas are great that he does not have a small penis, then gives him luxurious gifts.

Meanwhile, Randy Marsh is going through a crisis as the weeds farm faces bankruptcy after the ice raids on the farm and deported its workers. The entire episode spends the obsession with ChatGPT and how it continues to praise its stupid ideas to save the farm, as well as the small losses on the vitamin.

It is a topical episode, with a naive extent of some people in their relationship with artificial intelligence in a timely and dark. But the most important part of the episode is how to end a story that has continued for nearly a decade. This is true, we finally say goodbye to Tegridy farms.

In 2018, Season 22 of “South Park” dealt with the legalization of marijuana in Colorado, in an episode where Randy persuades his wife Sharon to allow him to sell their house and move to the hemp farm he calls TEGRIDY FARM – because he has more integrity than anyone else in the city. He also recruited Towelie, who was working as an agricultural inspector at the time. The story continued through several seasons and in all “South Park” in particular. At one time, Randy expands the work by selling to the Chinese, but it ends up in a Chinese prison and forced an agreement with the government to kill Winnie Bo for some reason. It also made a marijuana strain inspired by the epidemic that gave everyone in South Park a mustache like him. There was also a trade war between Tegridy Farms and a black family owned.

In the “The Streaming Wars” movie of two parts, “South Park” went into ridicule of broadcasting platforms, as Randy tended on the fourth wall and admitted that his focus on Tegridy was going very far and not going anywhere. On this point, South Park spent a few years to change the focus away from children and build Randy as the main character of the show, which has hated many fans. In the eyes of many fans, Randy is just an enjoyable personality in small doses, but not someone who can carry the width. Take a quick look at social media today, and you will most likely see a lot of reactions such fans who were happy to this story have ended.

After Randy reaches the ketamine, Sharon convinces him that he needs to allow the farm to leave. There is no business plan that can be withdrawn that can solve the crisis and save the farm. So we get an end similar to the comic play as Randy puts a final look at his empty farm, saying goodbye as he closed the door behind him while playing sad music. It is the end of an era, the end of the tallest stories in “South Park”, and we hope that it will return to focusing on children’s characters and to small adventures on a small scale for Randy that does not include large governments.