Sermon on the 'Mount

Funniest episode of the show in YEARS. Truly I hope we get to see every last one of those 50 episode (and PSA). I loved all the callback to earlier south park, and overall the plot was amazing. The cartman storyline was great, the inclusion of every character was great actually, especially the one who wears a suit.

Sermon on the 'Mount feels like a return to South Park's golden era: fearless, irreverent, and refreshingly balanced in its satire. No political group is spared. Whether you're left, right, Democrat, Republican, or something in between, this episode reminds us that comedy can, and should bring us together through brutal honesty and shared laughter.

The jokes are sharp, the commentary timely, and the visuals some of the most outrageous in South Park history. From NPR cancellation to a deepfake Trump PSA involving Satan and surreal nudity, it's absurd in all the right ways. And despite (or because of) its chaos, there's a surprising amount of catharsis here.

This is South Park at its best: taking no prisoners, pointing fingers in every direction, and making us laugh until it hurts.

Brilliant A true piece of art These guys are the real deal When you see the word "maverick" you think of Trey stone and Matt Parker Genius writing Genius animation The ending PSA was one of the most shocking moments in television history, I couldn't believe what I was watching as I was laughing uncontrollably

Thank you Thank you so much Trey and Matt

You guys are TRUE HEROS.

As much as I tend not to speak much on the state of political correctness and real life censorship, I have to applaud South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone for not only sticking it to the corrupt American congress but also towards Paramount themselves. Seeing the very existence of the South Park residents being forced to compromise their own lives and integrity over unnecessary and frankly illegal change is as hilarious as it is frightening. We're now living in a time where nobody is special because of the current downfall of political and societal progression, and I'm happy that Parker and Stone went out of their way to show that their work still matters in this current day.

Here's to a brand new season of the show going against the insanity that creatives artists around the world are facing, let alone American citizens.

It's been a while and the tegridy farms story lines have gone on too long.

Great to see a brilliant episode again which was funny from start to finish.

I would highly recommend watching the episode which as usual touches on real world events as they tackle difficult subjects about the biggest idiots in society.