Stephen Colbert 'Honors' Donald Trump With Latest His Latest 'Our Cartoon President'

We know Donald Trump is not the #1 fan of Stephen Colbert’s Late Show, so Colbert decided to give it a little twist. Remember his animated version of the President? Well is back, this time he’s got his own show.

This Monday the showtime released a preview of ‘Our Cartoon President’. Also announcing that the first episode will premiere on February 11, 2018. In the exclusive fragment, it shows President Trump animated and strangely more orange than normal, struggling to get to the podium for a press conference. Breathless on his way there before finally collapsing on the floor and crawling towards it. At the last moment his entourage, including the cartoon versions of Melania Trump, Don Jr, and Jeff Sessions, Keebler-style, raise him to the microphone for a small speech.

This show will focus on some personal business

We have already seen a fictional Trump who received advice from the ghost of Richard Nixon and Steve Bannon in the late show. According to the program, we will look closely at the presidential private life.

In a statement to Entertainment Weekly, the network said that “Our Cartoon President “examines the Trumpian details of excellence of the presidency and its most important relationships. Nobody is safe, from his close family and confidants of key figures from both sides and members of the media.

Colbert is executive producer of the joint series with Chris Licht. Licht a LateShow friend, who acts as a showrunner, reports Deadline. Tim Luecke, co-creator of the Late Show episode that gave rise to Trump’s caricature, serves as lead animator.

Colbert’s on fire

Because Colbert is one of Trump’s most outspoken critics, the cartoon president might not be as generous to Trump as, say, Barry & Joe would be with Obama and Biden. We will only know how brutal the show is on January 28th. Showtime will launch a preview, just two days before the real and fleshy first Trump Union States

“And no one is safe,” the cable network added. “From his close family and confidants to key political figures from both parties and members of the media.”

Showtime will debut the first of the animated show with 10 weekly episodes on Feb. 11th. It will also preview the animation online and on demand on Jan. 28th.

“I’ve seen some of the footage, and I look forward to sharing the man behind the MAGA,” Colbert said in a July announcement of the project, referring to Trump’s “Make America Great Again” campaign slogan.