If there were any doubt that\u00a0South Park<\/a><\/em> would continue to mercilessly harp on current political leaders after that controversial Season 27 debut, well, look no further than this teaser for the next new episode of the long-lived animated comedy.<\/p>\n Comedy Central released a preview for \u201cSickofancy,\u201d which airs on Wednesday, August 20 at 10\/9c. In it, stoner towel Towelie heads to the nation\u2019s capital on vacation and is immediately greeted with tanks and armed guards outside of the White House. This is, no doubt, a statement on the recent decision by Donald Trump<\/a> to order a federal takeover<\/a> of D.C., so fans can almost certainly count on the episode to draw some backlash.<\/p>\n After the episode, which is the third of the season,\u00a0South Park<\/em> will be off air for two weeks until the fourth episode premieres on September 3. After that, a new episode will again follow on September 17.<\/p>\n South Park<\/em> first made waves in its Season 27 debut in July when the premiere featured an animation of Trump\u2019s genitals, which creators Trey Parker<\/a> and Matt Stone<\/a> refused to blur<\/a>, in a scene with Satan. The scene was a variation of South Park<\/em>\u2018s previous romantic relationship between Satan and Saddam Hussein, which was a major part of the story in the 1999 film\u00a0South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n The second episode of the season also drew ire from the Trump administration, specifically Kristi Noem<\/a>, the secretary of Homeland Security, who was satirized<\/a> in the segment and who called her depiction \u201clazy\u201d and \u201cpetty.\u201d<\/p>\n