South Park has continued its criticism and brutal teasing of Donald Trump in its latest instalment.
The Comedy Central show's 27th season has been widely talked about since the first episode aired, causing controversy online.
In case you forgot or aren't aware, the gutsy creator-duo of Trey Parker and Matt Stone voiced the US president as a child who throws tantrums and threatens to sue anyone who crosses or displeases him.
To top it all off, the show depicted Trump stripping off and getting into bed with none other than Satan.
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Oh, and the 79-year-old was given a tiny todger to boot.
While the president may want to avoid suing due to the 'small-penis-rule', the boldness from the writers to include the scene speaks volumes.
Rather than shy away from the mention though, South Park seems to have doubled down on it.
It continued the government criticism by targeting US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem in previous episodes, poking fun at her own admission of gunning down her own dog.
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However, unbeknownst to viewers, there was more to come.
Trump wasn't out of the line of fire yet though, as he featured in last night's (3 September) episode, alongside Satan once again.
Here's the background - Labubu toys spike in popularity at South Park Elementary, much like it has in real life, and when Butters is asked by one of the girls to get one, he finds out the true effects of Trump's infamous tariffs.
That's not all though, as in typical South Park fashion, Jesus then investigates the popular toys and finds out they are used for demonic rituals in a huge twist.
So when Butters finally gets the Labubu and goes to the girl's birthday party, she summons Trump and Satan through the toy, who make their way off a private jet.
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Jesus then arrives to confront Satan, though this is where we find out that the Devil has actually been impregnated by Trump, meaning he is unable to leave the relationship.
So not only has the show poked fun at the president's member with a fake advert and the illustration of his character, but it's suggested that a half-demon, half-Trump baby could soon make an appearance.
South Park fans took to social media to share their thoughts on the new episode, with one saying: "Another great episode I’ve had to stay up til 3am to watch."
Another viewer said they've 'loved' the season so far.
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A third wrote: "The episode is so funny. Too good."
One thing's for sure, we haven't seen the last of South Park's criticism of the US government.
Topics: South Park, Donald Trump, TV
Joshua Nair