Pam Bondi ridiculed in South Park with 's--t on her nose' in JD Vance war
A new episode of South Park aired on Halloween after being postponed from its usual Wednesday slot, and kicked off with a savage swipe at Attorney General Pam Bondi
South Park has returned with a special Halloween episode that serves as a satirical take on current events in Washington, D.C.
The second episode of Season 28 featured Donald Trump and his pregnant boyfriend, Satan, who appeared on the White House lawn amid the rubble from the recent demolition of the East Wing, which sparked criticism after the president promised that construction of his ballroom would not interfere with the original structure.
A running gag in the episode, titled The Woman in the Hat, features Attorney General Pam Bondi with feces on her face as Vice President J.D. Vance fears she is after his job.
The popular adult animated series has not shied away from taking aim at Trump and his administration, including Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, Vice President J.D. Vance, and Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.
This time, it's Pam Bondi who is being spoofed as a literal brown-noser. One fan wrote on X, formerly Twitter, "And we finally get Pam Bondi and Melania on South Park."
The episode satirizes Pam's relationship with the president, lambasting her for her unwavering loyalty to him, regardless of what he says or does. The provocative program even featured a real photo of the 59-year-old with poop edited onto her face.
Meanwhile, a paranormal investigation is afoot as a creepy Stephen Miller attempts to rid the White House of a sinister spirit that was unleashed during the demolition of the East Wing. The entity appears as Melania Trump wearing a giant hat obscuring her face.
The brown mess on Pam's face grows larger and larger, and it returns even after she wipes it off. The substance on the AG's face is discovered to be "rectoplasm," which is apparently made of "54% Filet-o-Fish sandwich and 28% Taco Bell and 14% its own c--."
The poop reappears anytime Pam compliments the president, including during a White House seance before she becomes possessed and turns on him. One viewer wrote, "South Park is nailing it on the head!"
The Halloween special was originally scheduled to air on Wednesday but was moved to Friday to coincide with the holiday. Seasons 27 and 28 have been punctuated by schedule changes and fluctuating air dates.
Despite the delay, fans tuned in for the episode, with one fan raving, "This South Park episode is killing me omfg," echoed by another who posted, "South Park Halloween episode was hilarious."
The episode will be available to stream on Paramount+ on Saturday.
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