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 While South Park season 28, episode 4 was mostly focused on mocking the Trump administration, the show still found time to address one iconic long-running plot that was seemingly forgotten after season 27. South Park season 28 finally ended a 12-year trend with episode 4, “Turkey Trot,” which marked the show’s first Thanksgiving special since 2013.  Although South Park’s earlier seasons included numerous Thanksgiving episodes, the show’s recent seasons missed the holiday due to their airdates. Seasons 25 and 26 were released between February and April, meaning there was no opportunity for a Thanksgiving outing. Before that, seasons 22, 23, and 24 featured Halloween and Christmas specials, but not Thanksgiving episodes.  Now, although South Park season 28 introduced longer breaks between episodes, this gave the show the opportunity to offer viewers two Halloween episodes in October and a Thanksgiving episode in November. What’s more, “Turkey Trot” also paid off a storyline that had been seven years in the making after season 27 briefly mentioned its unexpected end. South Park Season 28 “Turkey Trot” Addresses The End of Tegridy Farms  Randy first set up his marijuana farm, Tegridy Farms, back in season 22, episode 4, “Tegridy Farms.” This business, which he ran with Towelie, sold organic marijuana and, at one point, cocaine, to the people of South Park. The farm was also a thinly veiled excuse to make Randy the show’s main character.  Throughout the following six seasons and seven feature-length South Park specials on Paramount+, Randy gradually became the show’s main character as he tried all manner of absurd stunts to keep his business afloat. From starting an OnlyFans account to trying to get high on Ozempic, Randy was the show’s de facto main character for seven years.  However, that changed with season 27, episode 3, “Sickofancy,” when Randy shut down the farm, and his associate Towelie got trapped in the White House with Satan and Donald Trump. This twist brought the longstanding story to an abrupt end, and subsequent episodes returned their focus to the show’s original main characters, Butters, Kenny, Kyle, Cartman, and Stan.  In “Turkey Trot,” season 28 finally brought up the end of the