The boundary-pushing animated comedy set its own ratings record after the second episode skewered Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.

A South Park star, who also happens to be a supporter of Donald Trump, thinks it's good that the hit comedy cartoon is taking aim at the president in recent episodes

The new season of “South Park” launched amid the tensions between Comedy Central’s parent Paramount and the Trump White House. It also arrived after the show’s co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone scored a massive $1.5-billion five-year deal with Paramount for the streaming rights, which previously belonged to HBO Max.