Comedy Central’s South Park returned on Wednesday, September 3, 2025, with one of its most outrageous episodes. Season 27, Episode 4, titled “Wok Is Dead”, stunned viewers with a climactic revelation: Satan is pregnant — and the father is none other than former President Donald Trump.
The episode’s main storyline follows Butters, who desperately tries to buy his girlfriend Red a rare Labubu doll for her birthday. Thanks to Trump’s tariffs, the collectible’s price has skyrocketed from $85 to $120, putting it out of reach. The dolls, depicted with eerie supernatural powers, ultimately trigger the episode’s darkly comedic finale.
The episode opens with Trump returning from a tariff summit, descending Air Force One with Satan by his side. A Fox News correspondent — resembling Peter Doocy — confronts the pair with the blunt question: “Are you f—ing Satan?” Trump denies any relationship, while Satan insists they are “just sort of hanging out.”
Throughout the episode, Satan shares his anxieties with a shrunken Vice President JD Vance. He admits he wants to leave Trump but feels “bound” to him, foreshadowing the shocking confessio.
The jaw-dropping moment arrives during a Fox News broadcast after a Labubu ritual performed by South Park’s elementary school girls accidentally summons Trump and Satan. Before a stunned crowd — and with Jesus Christ in attendance — Satan admits:
“Yes, we’re together. We’ve been together for months, and I want to leave him, but I can’t. Because I’m pregnant.”
The scene cuts to Jesus holding a positive pregnancy test, followed by astonished Fox News anchors.
The episode portrays Fox News anchors celebrating the announcement in a surreal twist. A Hannity-inspired host fist-pumps on air, shouting: “Fox News can confirm that Donald Trump has been f—ing Satan this entire time!” while champagne bottles pop in the newsroom. A “science expert” explains the pregnancy as a “butt baby,” adding, “demonic pregnancies operate a bit differently.”
True to form, Trey Parker and Matt Stone blend the absurd with the political. The Labubu doll craze lampoons consumer obsession, while Trump’s tariffs and Satan’s reluctant romance critique broader political dysfunction. The episode builds on a season-long storyline portraying Trump and Satan’s troubled relationship.
The episode has been widely praised by fans and critics, with many calling it a return to classic South Park — outrageous, profane, and bitingly topical. Social media reactions ranged from disbelief to delight, with one fan tweeting, “South Park just broke the internet. Satan is having Trump’s baby. I can’t stop laughing.”
The episode premiered at 10 p.m. ET/PT on Comedy Central and is now available on Paramount+. The next installment of Season 27 airs September 17.
