South Park estrena su temporada 29 como «South America» con cameo de Trump

'South Park' returns with a new approach to parodying President Trump

USA Today • 17 de sep 12:58

The animated series returns with a premiere that renames the town South America and shifts its satire away from President Trump, though he appears in a brief opening cameo.

'South Park' Season 29 Premiere Debuts 'South America' Name Change With New Theme Song And Trump Cameo

Variety • 17 de sep 02:49

The animated series debuted its 29th season under the new title "South America," featuring an updated theme song, an e-bike storyline and a brief appearance by Donald Trump.

Now Named South America, Series Mocks Minus Trump

deadline.com • 17 de sep 02:48

The animated series premiered its 29th season, now titled South America, featuring satire on e-bikes, corporate practices and political themes without directly mentioning President Trump.

'South Park' back after name change. How to watch Season 29

USA Today • 16 de sep 15:57

"South Park" will resume on September 16 with its 29th season, aired as "South America" on Comedy Central and streamed on Paramount+.

‘South Park’ is now ‘South America’ in move to mock Trump

latimes.com • 9 de sep 01:40

Trey Parker and Matt Stone said the long-running animated series will be titled 'South America' for its 29th season, satirizing President Trump's lake-renaming order and referencing a recent settlement involving Paramount and Skydance Media.

South Park Skewers Trump, Big Tech Enablers With Name Change to 'South America'

Common Dreams • 8 de sep 23:21

Creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker announced the animated series will be renamed "South America" for its 29th season, mocking President Donald Trump’s recent geographic renaming proposals and the compliance of tech companies.

'South Park' Trolls Trump With Name Change To 'South America'

Deadline • 8 de sep 17:22

The animated series announced it will be temporarily rebranded as "South America" as a satirical response to recent political naming proposals, and criticized its parent company in a statement.