After a two-year break, South Park made its long-awaited return on Wednesday, July 23—and wasted no time diving into controversy.

Just when it seemed the Trump-Epstein saga couldn’t get any more outrageous, the animated series decided to stir the pot even further.

The show’s Season 27 premiere, titled Sermon on the Mount, featured a particularly controversial storyline starring none other than Donald Trump. The creators didn’t shy away from mockery—literally placing a real photo of Trump’s face onto a cartoon body, making his inclusion all the more jarring.

And his portrayal? Let’s just say it’s probably not something he’ll be laughing about.

Trump, Sa*tan, and Social Media Memes

One of the most viral scenes from the episode shows Trump climbing into bed with Satan. “Come on Satan, I’ve been working hard all day,” the Trump character says. Satan claps back, “You haven’t been working! You’ve been doing your stupid memes and just f*****g around.”

Trump’s character then tries to seduce the devil, saying, “Come on Satan, you know you can’t resist this!”—before pulling down the covers to reveal a comically tiny penis. Satan responds bluntly: “I can’t even see anything, it’s so small.”

More Jabs: Protests, Lawsuits, and the Epstein List

But the jabs didn’t stop there. In another scene, Trump scolds his supporters: “Give it a rest. All this protesting is making me look bad.”

The crowd isn’t having it. “Well, no, we’re not gonna give it a rest. All of the people here in South Park want some goddamn answers,” one character fires back. Trump’s response? “All right, then I’m gonna sue your whole town. You got that?”

Later, the episode circles back to the Trump-Satan dynamic. The devil tells Trump: “I’m not in the mood right now. Another random b***h commented on my Instagram that you’re on the Epstein list.”

Trump responds with frustration: “The Epstein list? Are we still talking about that?”