"South Park" dropped its first trailer for Wednesday's new episode — Season 27, Episode 3, titled "Sickofancy" — and we're pleased to report that Towelie is making his grand return. This time, the fan-favorite sentient talking towel is hitting Washington,

The White House has reacted to season 27 of “South Park,” as have other politicians parodied on the show. Keep scrolling to see all their statements. “Well, I’ve finally made it,” Vance wrote via X on August 7 alongside a still of himself and Trump on “South Park.”

The official South Park X account responded to the post, asking: ‘Wait, so we ARE relevant?’ Their reply referenced the White House’s response to the first episode of this season, in which they claimed the show was ‘fourth-rate’ and no longer had any cultural capital.

South Park, now in its 27th season, is renowned for satirizing American politics and culture. The White House's recent and pointed dismissal of the show as irrelevant, following an episode which parodied Trump, contrasts sharply with a federal agency now using South Park imagery for recruitment.

A preview for the next episode of "South Park" has revealed the show will parody President Trump's law enforcement crackdown in Washington, D.C.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt was spotted with her signature silver cross necklace again, weeks after seemingly tucking the accessory away following a South Park episode spoofing her. Leavitt has been known to wear the pendant,

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt has gone back to wearing her cross pendant following 'South Park' joke.