The first of 14 made-for-TV films from Trey Parker and Matt Stone premiered Thursday exclusively on Paramount+.
are Aaron Rodgers, the general unvaccinated population and woke culture; the movement having gone so far in the future that jokes no longer exist so no one can be offended.
There is also a great bit about Stan’s Amazon Alexa device acting as a combative girlfriend who occasionally tells me about products he should add to his shopping cart; a take on the A.I. character played by Ana de Armas in
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