South Park Season 29 Episode 1 is titled "South American Biker Gangs" and aired on September 16.The beloved animated sitcom created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone has officially changed its name to South America, mocking President Donald Trump's controversial geographic name changes. The creators announced the name change as:"Inspired by the bravery and patriotism of Apple and Google, we are changing the name of South Park to SOUTH AMERICA."The South Park Season 29 premiere saw Randy against the kids in an e-bike war. The episode kicked off with Cartman pretending to be bullied at school, which convinced his mother to get him an e-bike for exercise. However, Cartman soon made the e-bike into a status symbol and used it to mock his friends, which set up a brutal biker gang war between the adults and the children.Here's the complete recap.South Park Season 29 Episode 1 recap: Stan, Kyle and Kenny get a quick fix for their e-bike problem View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe South Park Season 29 premiere proves that Cartman wanted the e-bike to show off to his peers. While Kyle and Kenny's parents straightaway refused to buy e-bikes, Stan's mother refused to spend thousands of dollars. Additionally, Stan's request did not sit right with Randy, who considered motor-assisted bikes a threat to serious cyclists like him. Randy was particularly hostile to e-bikes and considered them an invasion of lanes meant for pedestrians.The South Park Season 29 premiere took a turn when Kyle, Kenny and Stan found a quick fix for their e-bike problem. Butters pointed the trio towards City E-Bike, which sold extremely cheap Chinese e-bikes but with a huge catch. The seller repeatedly warned the trio that the batteries had a high chance of exploding. Stan was quick to purchase three cheap e-bikes despite the repeated warnings. The salesman even made the trio sign an absurd waiver form, shifting responsibility for the danger onto the children.South Park Season 29 Episode 1 recap: Randy vs. the kidsA still from South Park's new intro (Image via YouTube/South Park Studios)Stan, Kyle and Kenny's lives took a turn after the purchase in South Park Season 29 Episode 1. While the trio was initially envious of Cartman, they now enjoyed the freedom that came with the e-bikes and rode around town on their new purchases.However, this new development did not sit right with Randy, who saw his son's group as a rising biker gang. In retaliation, Randy gathered 10 of his adult biker friends and formed a 'rival gang' against his son's. While Randy and the adult group maintained that this was their civic duty and that they were protecting the community, they soon got aggressive. While the children harmlessly enjoyed their freedom, Randy and his adult group destroyed property, intimidated businesses and were hell-bent on taking revenge.When the issue got out of hand and the police accused the young riders of destruction, Kenny stepped up. Kenny distanced himself from Cartman in the South Park Season 29 premiere and helped Randy realize they do not want to terrorize pedestrians with their e-bikes. Kenny boldly asserted his position and maintained that the kids simply wanted to enjoy the freedom that came with the e-bikes. Randy and the group seemed to understand Kenny and his group's motive and the issue was seemingly resolved.How did South Park Season 29 Episode 1 end?The final moments of South Park Season 29 Episode 1 saw Kenny, Kyle and Stan rejoicing that they have finally reached an understanding with Randy. Just when Kenny was about to reach home, his bike exploded and he was killed.While the episode teased that the kids' e-bikes used cheap Chinese batteries, Randy's suspicious comment made Kenny's death seem suspicious. Randy asked Stan whether the investigators found the 'bomb' in Kenny's bike, suggesting that the tragedy was not accidental. Stan corrected his father that there was no bomb and the series quickly moved past this issue.South Park Season 29 Episode 1 ends on an ambiguous note, leaving Kenny’s death and Randy’s role shrouded in mystery.For the latest scoops on your favorite TV shows and movies, follow SoapCentral.