South Park returned for its 29th season with Billionaire Weenietown,
an episode airing September 30, 2026, on Comedy Central. The episode depicts billionaires as tiny, talking penises operating energy-sapping AI data centers in Butters’ backyard and features a surprise appearance by a deepfake version of President Donald Trump.
Silicon Valley, AI infrastructure, and the ultra-wealthy are the targets of the second episode of the new season. The animated comedy continues a stunt that began with a series premiere changing the town’s name to South America to parody President Donald Trump’s initiatives to rename major geographical landmarks.
Butters Fights Billionaire Weenietown Data Centers
Co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone use an unsparing visual metaphor for the tech enclave: wealthy figures drawn as tiny, anthropomorphic phalluses with high-pitched voices who arrive in private jets resembling swarms of flies.
“socially awkward little penises that nobody likes.”
Describing the tech figures, via USA Today
Butters takes matters into his own hands after the constant power drain pushes him to his limit.
Joe Rogan Podcasts and Public Feuds Face Satire
The fictional mayor of the tiny enclave lectures inhabitants to avoid annoying the public. Leadership fears erratic behavior will invite resentment from ordinary citizens already feeling the pinch of high energy bills and resource strain.
The episode targets the online habits of modern tech magnates by banning specific behaviors:
- Going on podcast appearances to talk about peptides or getting into public arguments with Mark Ruffalo is strictly prohibited.
- Spreading health and medical conspiracy theories on social media is banned.
- Getting into public social media arguments with actors or musicians, including a public argument with Macklemore, is forbidden.
Deepfake Trump Appears in Bathroom Scene
A deepfake model of Donald Trump reappeared in a live-action and animated sequence during the closing minutes of the second episode, after the season premiere bypassed him entirely.
The scene shows a deepfake Trump sitting on a toilet in a public restroom stall while listening to campaign audio. His animated appendage then detaches, launches like a rocket ship, and sings about massive wealth.
This sequence pokes fun at Trump’s social media post arguing that artificial intelligence requires no federal guardrails beyond a strong president.
Paramount Deal Funds Season 29 as Viewership Holds Steady
Parker and Stone secured a reported $1.5 billion agreement with Paramount following contentious negotiations that temporarily delayed production on the 2025 season. This financial windfall placed both creators among the wealthy elite they now mock on screen.
The Season 29 premiere pulled in 4.2 million viewers across platforms in its first three days, matching the viewership strength of the previous season and driving tens of thousands of online mentions for Comedy Central and Paramount+.
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