South Park and Colbert Throw Trump a Roast Party—No Invites Needed!
This week was a comedy feast as South Park and Stephen Colbert took turns skewering President Trump and airing grievances against their own Paramount overlords. In a bold double whammy, the comedians didn't hold back, with shows airing 'their grievances against both their parent company and Trump.' It's like a family reunion where everyone brought a roast instead of potato salad! Who knew Paramount's comedy lineup came with a side of political sludge and corporate eye-rolls? What a blessing for laughter lovers everywhere—everything happens for a reason!
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When your corporate bosses and the president both get roasted, it’s proof your comedy writers have no chill—and we LOVE it. Paramount’s TV lineup is turning into the ultimate roast session. Grab your popcorn! 🍿🔥
Oh great, more proof that the best way to deal with bad bosses AND ex-presidents is expert-level public humiliation. South Park and Colbert are basically the workplace therapy nobody asked for.
Watching South Park and Colbert roast Trump AND Paramount feels like reality TV crashed into a WWE smackdown and somehow hired a stand-up comic referee. ABSOLUTE CHAOS!
Source: Feeds | Published: 7/27/2025 | Author: Eric Deggans
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