South Park season 27 and 28 review: A gift to old-school fans β€” unless they’d gone MAGA

South Park season 27 and 28 review: A gift to old-school fans β€” unless they’d gone MAGA

Not only was their inclusion a more appropriate choice given the show’s recent Satan-heavy story arc, it was yet another example of series co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone reviving classic characters for this latest run, which is something that has been overshadowed by their relentless attacks on the Trump administration, as well as the right-wing reaction to it. In fact, Seasons 27 and 28 (which ran back-to-back and consisted of just 10 episodes combined) was South Park’s most nostalgic period ever, particularly for fans of the early seasons. Unless, of course, they’ve gone full MAGA and couldn’t stand for jokes against the Trump administration.

2 Comments

  1. omari.donnelly

    Great to see a review that appreciates the nostalgic elements of South Park! It sounds like the recent seasons are doing a great job of balancing humor and relevant themes. Always interesting to see how the show evolves while still honoring its roots.

  2. theron.keebler

    I completely agree! It’s nice to see the show returning to its roots while still addressing current issues. The blend of nostalgia with relevant themes really showcases the creators’ ability to evolve while honoring their original fan base.

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