"South Park" Season 20 did not, once again, air their supposed episode on Wednesday. This had been the second break this month for the twentieth season of the hit animated TV show. With the "dark week" still going on, Episode 9 will be airing next week.
Dark Week
A dark week is when a television network decides not to air a certain episode during its intended air date. There are a host of reasons causing this. "South Park" Season 20 had previously moved its seventh episode within the month. Another episode, Season 20 Episode 4, was also moved from October 5 to October 12.
Fret not though, as Episode 9 of "South Park" Season 20 is slated to air next week, November 30. This schedule then gives way to Thanksgiving and Black Friday. However, there has been no official statement yet as to why the episode was postponed.
"South Park" Season 20 Episode 9 Spoilers
The latest episode of "South Park" was met with a lot of controversy. The true identity of Skankhunt42 had seemingly been uncovered by Kyle. He then runs out of his house, along with Ike, while their mother runs after. The ninth episode of "South Park" Season 20 will also be showing the epic battle between father and his son, which would be a very interesting scene.
Gerald Broflovski, who is currently stuck at TrollTrace.com's headquarters, is still conflicted on whether or not he will be revealing everything to his family. The headquarters is located in Denmark, and notorious trolls are also with him. The new President will then be receiving his first major assignment in the next episode of "South Park" Season 20.
He will then be taking down Eduardo in "South Park" Season 20, which will then urge him to rush to the Pentagon to confirm the situation. Reports have stated that the President will then try to lead and guide the military forces.
The White House will be stormed by the member berries, and the Oval Office had been warned by the foreign office of the United Kingdom. The warning came in a little too late though. President-elect Garrison will have to face the Troll Trace Threat for the first time in "South Park" Season 20 Episode 9.
