Updated December 5th, 2019 at 17:02 IST

South Park takes shot at Disney+ and other streaming services in its penultimate episode

South Park had a recent episode that featured Scott Malkinson and this was his own single episode. The show also gave a number to contact creator Trey Parker.

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Matt Stone and Trey Parker's characters have taken South Park in an ultra meta direction on Wednesday in an episode that created buzz on both streaming services and the cable company. The episode tilted as the Basic Cable is the penultimate of the Season 23 that revolves around the fans favourite character Scott Malkinson, a boy who is often mocked by Cartman mispronunciation and diabetes. But this episode was Scott's own single-episode show.

South Park's new episode 'Basic Cable':

In this episode, it is seen that a new girl moves to the town and Scott instantly infatuated by her because she also has diabetes. It is also seen that the new girl is a huge fan of the Disney+ series The Mandalorian and wants to watch next episode of the series with Scott. The problem here is that Scott's father works for a cable company and is quite bitter towards streaming services as that has made him face loses in his business and so loses he refuses his son for purchasing any of them, no matter how much his son begs him too.

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Further in the episode, Scott's father tells him that this streaming company makes shows that lack ideas and they often have to make shows within shows to keep going. The episode goes hard on the cable company and the long hours of time given for appointments and disrespectful installers. At the end of the episode, it has the best highlight where there is a commercial to call Try Parker in order to buy the streaming rights to the Scott Malkinson Show. The number on the screen is an actual working Fairplay, Colorado number. 

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When fans tried calling the number, they will hear a recording of Parker giving multiple options to faux shows that have been created within this season. Parker is seen selling them for hundreds of millions of dollars, a joke on the fact that HBO Max just received the rights to stream South Park from Hulu in a deal worth $500 million as per the reports. 

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Published December 5th, 2019 at 15:02 IST