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South Park Trump Mockery Wins Emmy
7 Sep
Summary
- South Park's fictional Trump wins Emmy for animated episode.
- The winning episode mocked Donald Trump's following and Epstein ties.
- This is South Park's fifth Emmy award win overall.
Comedy Central's "South Park" secured the 2026 Creative Arts Emmy for Outstanding Animated Program on Sunday, September 6. The award was given for the episode "Sermon On The 'Mount," which aired in July 2025.
This particular episode featured a satirical portrayal of Donald Trump, including his connection to Jeffrey Epstein and a depiction in bed with Satan. The season 27 premiere concluded with a deepfake of Trump. The show's creators, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, were acknowledged for their work.
South Park's fictionalized Trump was humorously shown holding the Emmy statuette with the message, "You finally got your Emmy." This victory adds to the show's accolades, marking its fifth Emmy win in this category. Previous wins include 2005, 2007, 2009, and 2013. The show competed against "Bob's Burgers," "Rick and Morty," "The Simpsons," "Smiling Friends," and "Star Wars: Visions."
