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.”

South Park has joined the conversation around the pending marijuana rescheduling proposal that President Donald Trump says he’ll be deciding on within weeks—poking fun at the president by suggesting that he might accept a deal to change federal cannabis laws if flattered with gifts and the promise of “mutually beneficial” rewards.

The August 20 episode of South Park will see Towelie traveling to our nation’s occupied capital. “This seems like the perfect place for a towel!” he cries as he approaches the White House while a tank rolls by.

So, in episode 3, aptly titled “Sickofancy,” Randy Marsh’s desire to save his marijuana farm from total collapse sends him on a ChatGPT and ketamine-induced spiral that goes all the way to Donald Trump and the White House.

“South Park” has pulled a few stunts of its own since the show returned last month, mocking corporate parent Paramount for caving to Trump by agreeing to pay $16 million to settle a lawsuit over “60 Minutes” that most legal observers considered frivolous.