"In a special Halloween episode of South Park, creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone took a moment to acknowledge the haters, as the boys complain that South Park (the town, of course) sucks now, Stan going so far as to say it's "because of all this political shit." They even point out that Kenny's been largely absent from the latest season: "I haven't even heard you say anything in like four months," one of them says, which Kenny acknowledges in his usual muffled way."
"To reclaim their town, they launch a South Park Sucks Now campaign to create a community for those who want change. ( Southparksucksnow.com, at time of writing, just redirects to the official South Park website. There is also now an unofficial /r/southparksucksnow on Reddit.) However, SPSN actually ends up being a meme coin scheme launched with the help of Kyle's Cousin Kyle."
"The demolition causes an additional problem for Trump, though: Demolishing the East Wing unleashed a "wrath," and he's now being haunted by a Melania-shaped specter, which ends up bringing much of the White House squad together for a very Halloween-y seance. This includes senior advisor Stephen Miller (more Renfield-y than ever), FCC chairman Brendan Carr (mummified by casts to heal his recent injuries, he's "lost his freedom of speech"), the always ghoulish Kristi Noem, and Pam Bondi, who leads the seance."
The boys complain that their town now "sucks" and blame political content. Kenny's absence is pointed out with a muffled acknowledgment. They form a "South Park Sucks Now" community that becomes a meme-coin scheme run with Cousin Kyle. Stan tries to profit after his family moves into his grandfather's nursing home following the loss of Tegrity Farms. At the White House, Satan criticizes Trump for demolishing the East Wing, suspecting Trump intended to build a nursery for their baby. The demolition unleashes a "wrath" that manifests as a Melania-shaped specter and prompts a Halloween seance with senior advisors and pundits.
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