South Park Season 27 Episode 3, “Sickofancy”, premiered as the most divisive entry of the Season so far. The episode brought back Towelie and centered on Donald Trump’s military takeover of Washington, D.C., while also parodying Apple CEO Tim Cook and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Compared to the near-universal praise for the first two episodes, reactions to this installment were sharply divided.
South Park fans react to Season 27 Episode 3
Some viewers voiced disappointment, with one saying, “I don’t think this episode of South Park was as good as the last two (granted it was high bar), but it was funny to see South Park call out the Military Occupation of DC.”
Another user questioned, “what is south park even about?” while another described the episode as “just alright,” adding, “most interesting part was that it seems like Tegridy Farms is actually done for good… Had some funny moments, but mostly just meh.”
Others praised the episode for its energy and satire. One user commented, “just watched tonight’s episode of South Park: Sickofancy and Man was that episode wild.”
Another user shared a screenshot from the Zuckerberg and Trump scene and said, “Look at this! South Park did it again!” Another highlighted the unpredictability of the Season after “Randy just sold Towelie off to Trump… South Park really doesn’t care who catches a stray this Season.”
Episode 3 followed two highly acclaimed episodes, “Sermon on the Mount” and “Got a Nut,” which targeted Trump, JD Vance, and Kristi Noem. The high praise for those set a challenging standard that made a divided reaction almost inevitable.
While some noted the diminishing shock factor compared to the earlier episodes, the third entry still generated significant discussion. It stood out for its mix of political commentary and absurd storylines.
Originally reported by Anubhav Chaudhry on SuperHeroHype.
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