‘South Park Premieres Thanksgiving Special Episode Tonight’
Fans of the animated series “South Park” can look forward to a special Thanksgiving episode airing tonight. This episode, titled “Turkey Trot,” is part of the show’s abbreviated 28th season. It will feature the familiar chaos that the series is known for, particularly from the character Eric Cartman.
Thanksgiving Episode Details
In “Turkey Trot,” the annual Thanksgiving run in the fictional Colorado town of South Park takes a wild turn. Cartman employs dubious and cutting-edge scientific methods to achieve victory in the race. This episode is set to be both entertaining and chaotic, aligning with the show’s renowned humor.
Setting Up the Season Finale
While specifics about ongoing storylines related to U.S. politics, including characters like President Trump and Satan, are not highlighted, “Turkey Trot” may pave the way for the season’s conclusion. Previously, an intriguing plot twist had Trump engaging in a secret affair with Vice President J.D. Vance, as Satan approaches the delivery of their child, the Antichrist.
Cartman’s antics continue, especially after his return to South Park following an unexpected trip to Washington, D.C., facilitated by tech investor Peter Thiel. Thiel sees Cartman as crucial in combating the anticipated arrival of the Antichrist.
Future Episodes
Comedy Central has confirmed that another episode from season 28 will premiere on December 10, 2023. This episode may serve as the season finale, especially since the previous season comprised only five episodes. The programming for “South Park” has been unpredictable this year, keeping fans guessing.
Where to Watch
- The episode will air live on Comedy Central.
- New episodes can also be streamed on Paramount+ after their initial broadcast.
- On-demand options will be available through various cable providers.
“South Park,” which debuted in August 1997, was created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone. The series is well-known for its holiday-themed episodes, featuring beloved characters Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny since their introduction in “The Spirit of Christmas.”
