South Park Drops Explosive Episode With Donald Trump Terrorizing FCC Chair Brendan Carr
South Park’s latest goes for the jugular, sending its Trump stand-in on a satanic bid to abort a baby while FCC chair Brendan Carr winds up in the crosshairs.
South Park is still swinging for the fences. The newest episode takes aim at Trump-world, the FCC, prediction markets, and yes, a baby with Satan. It’s absurd, it’s pointed, and it’s very much South Park.
What the episode actually does
Season 27, Episode 5, titled "Conflict of Interest," splits its time between South Park Elementary and the White House before crashing everything together in a way only this show would dare.
Kyle vs. a prediction market
Kyle finds out kids at school are using a prediction app to bet on whether his mom, Sheila (who is Jewish), will go to Gaza and start something. He’s understandably furious and tries to shut it down.
Meanwhile, in the White House
Satan and President Trump are expecting a child. Trump immediately starts hunting for ways to abort the baby. That’s the plot. Yes, really.
Threads collide
Kyle tracks down the app’s strategic advisor to stop the betting, and the guy on the other end of the line is Donald Trump Jr. Junior tells him that the FCC is handling the offensive content now, which the episode frames as a not-so-subtle nod to the real-life flap where FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr publicly went after Jimmy Kimmel over a controversial joke. CNN covered that whole dust-up, and South Park clearly clocked it.
"The FCC is dealing with all the offensive stuff now."
From there, the Carr parody gets dragged into Trump’s anti-Satan scheme. He ends up the accidental target of the plan, contracts toxoplasmosis from cat feces (because of course he does), and suddenly his free speech is on the chopping block. It’s inside baseball and totally unhinged in that specific South Park way.
So… does Sheila go to Gaza?
She does, but she doesn’t start a war. Instead, she launches into a blistering, Susie Greene-style tirade straight out of Curb Your Enthusiasm. Think Susie Essman volume and venom, all verbal, no actual violence.
Scheduling hiccup
This episode arrived a week late after the creators missed a deadline. The next one, Season 27 Episode 6, is set for October 15, per the show’s official X account.