South Park vaccination special rips into QAnon as Oprah Winfrey and Barack Obama drink children’s blood

SOUTH Park has returned with a vaccination special which rips into QAnon as Oprah Winfrey and Barack Obama drink children’s blood.

The hugely popular satirical animated Comedy Central series is back with a bang as it covers the very current topic of the coronavirus vaccine rollout.

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The South Park gang have returned to our screens[/caption]

As to be expected from creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the episode – called South ParQ – shows no fear in mocking the pro-Trump conspiracy theorists.

There’s even an appearance from the infamous QAnon Shaman, who was arrested after storming the Capitol during the January riots.

He appears as a tutor in a service run by the town’s local QAnon group and makes claims that Winfrey and Tom Hanks are among celebrities who “feed off children to maintain their elite status.”

One of his colleagues then attempts to explain the conspiracy theory with a video featuring sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, alongside Obama sucking blood from the neck of a child and Oprah sipping blood from a chalice.

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The animation features a mini QAnon group made up of students[/caption]

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Mask wearing is a regular occurence[/caption]

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Fans can expect the usual twisted humour from the show[/caption]

The one-hour special kicks off with the return of Mr Garrison after his four-year turn as the President of the United States.

With the episode having already aired in America last night, British fans will see the action on Comedy Central UK this Friday.

Kyle, Cartman, Kenny and Stan are seen battling to bring vaccines to their teachers as the youngsters are hilariously mocked by elderly who take priority in the queue.

Part of the friends’ battle is the group of Lil’ Q-ties QAnon members who are made up of pupils from their school.

Cartman tells one member: “You guys have a right to say and believe whatever you want, okay? But what you believe is really stupid.”

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The episode marks the return of former president Mr Garrison[/caption]

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It’s a life of social distancing at school for the pals[/caption]

Preview clips from the special have been shared on the show’s Twitter feed much to the pleasure of their diehard fans.

Last year the creators treated fans to a pandemic special which mocked mask wearing and social distancing.

South ParQ Vaccination Special airs in the UK on Friday, March 12, at 10pm on Comedy Central UK.