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South Park Season 27 Episode 3 drew massive attention as it marked the official end of the long-running Tegridy Farms storyline. The episode pulled in millions of viewers across platforms, continuing the season’s record-breaking streak.
Fans react to South Park Season 27 ending Tegridy Farms storyline
South Park Season 27 Episode 3, titled “Sickofancy”, ended Randy Marsh’s Tegridy Farms storyline, prompting strong reactions from fans.
During the episode, ICE raided the farm and deported its workers, forcing Randy to shut down the marijuana business. Randy attempted to reinvent the farm using ChatGPT and ketamine microdosing before ultimately abandoning it.
Fans on X (formerly Twitter) quickly noticed the change, with one post reading, “SOUTH PARK FINALLY KILLING THE TEDGRIDY FARMS STORYLINE??????” Another reaction stated, “ITS GONE.”
Additional responses confirmed the closure of the plotline. One fan wrote, “As of tonight, The Marshes’ Tegridy Farms era has come to an end! #SouthPark.” Another added, “THEY FINALLY LEFT THAT FARM.” The shift also included Randy returning to his old geologist profession, with one fan posting, “RANDYS BACK IN HIS GEOLOGIST OUTFIT!! AND TEGRIDY IS OVER!!!”
The episode also featured Towelie, whom Randy sold out during a trip to Washington, D.C., leaving him behind. The story tied directly into President Donald Trump and Satan’s subplot, with Satan using ChatGPT to manage his relationship with Trump. By the end, the show revealed Towelie trapped as Satan’s hand towel.
The Tegridy Farms arc began in Season 22 as Randy’s cannabis business and had continued across multiple seasons and specials, including The Streaming Wars. Episode 3 officially concluded the storyline, with Randy giving up the farm and the Marsh family moving on.
Viewership for the episode remained high, consistent with the season’s record-breaking ratings, which had already drawn more than six million viewers per episode.
Originally reported by Anubhav Chaudhry on SuperHeroHype.
