South Park Skewers Caitlyn Jenner, Introduces Canadian Donald Trump

The episode, titled “Where My Country Gone”, primarily focuses on Mr. Garrison’s anger at Canadian immigrants – a direct jab at Trump’s immigration remarks on Mexicans. We just thought he was amusing.

The satire show draws several comparisons between Garrison’s message and Trump’s campaign throughout the episode, and Garrison at one point in the the episode says, “Let’s make this country great again”. This included the erection of a gigantic wall at the Canadian border, which Garrison insists on climbing over, just to see how good they have it over there.

Garrison decides the only way to deal with this is: ‘F**k them all to death … until their spirits leave their bodies’.

The immigrant adds, “Nobody really thought he would ever be president, it was a joke”.

When word spreads south into America that Trump has been killed, Canadians start heading home.

Whilst seeking to embarrass and humiliate Trump, South Park have attempted to wake the country up to taking the bewigged bigot seriously…or else.

When one of the Canadians was asked to reveal how Donald Trump rose to become the President of Canada, they offered up the following explanation. It was a joke! The message in “South Park” is that Americans should stop treating his presidential run as an entertaining joke, before it’s not too late.

After finally entering the country using a barrel that dropped into Niagara Falls, Mr. Garrison finds that Canada is completely empty except for Donald Trump. But in this alternate universe, he’s already the utterly disastrous president of Canada.

Created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone for Comedy Central, “South Park” is the third longest-running animated series in the United States behind “Arthur” and “The Simpsons”. “We weren’t paying attention!”

After torturing a man to death in search of the answer, Kanye concludes that everyone was actually trying to deliver him a message about his sexuality the entire time, and ends the episode dressed as a fish, singing a song about being gay.

He’s met with dirty looks before Garrison hops in a auto to Washington, D.C., with a running mate – committing a hit and run as they head out.

[Image via Comedy Central].