In a time when universities and corporations have been capitulating to Trump’s demands and catering to his ego, the “South Park” guys celebrated their windfall with an episode in which the Trump character is not only boffing Satan, but doing so with an uncommonly small member, which remains in full view for much of the episode.

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

Comedy Central is celebrating a "South Park Day" of programming for the show's anniversary instead of airing another season 27 episode.