'South Park' Season 20 Episode 7 Spoilers, News: November 2 Airing Cancelled, Skankhunk42 Helps Hilary Clinton To Win Elections

"South Park" is taking a break this week and will not be airing the seventh episode of season 20 today. Instead, Episode 7 is scheduled to be aired next Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016. However, fans can watch the sixth episode "Fort Collins."

Warning: This story contains spoilers from episodes of "South Park" Season 20.

Season 20 continues with Garrison still persuading voters not to vote for him with a contentious speech. Episode 7 is expected to feature the revelation of Skankhunt42's real identity, according to Movie News Guide.

In the previous episode, Garrison attempts to put an end to Member Berries for good. Nonetheless, despite Garrison's best efforts, the Member Berries managed to escape with a promise to convert others.

Simultaneously, Eric Cartman worries about his friend, Kyle. Heidi recommended Eric to talk to Kyle, and proceeds to reveal the emoji analysis which would nail Skankhunt42 to Eric and Kyle.

The technology alarms Gerald as it could be used to uncover his Skankhunt42 identity. Episode 6 began with a dream sequence showing what Gerald would lose if website Troll Trace disclosed his emails.

Who is @SkankHunt42? pic.twitter.com/6252LypB86

— South Park (@SouthPark) October 29, 2016

Troll Trace also made use of Heidi's emoji analysis to track down the evil troll. In the previous episode, they were able to get the location: Fort Collins, Colorado. Later on, it was revealed that the website publicized emails of Fort Collins' residents.

According to Yibada, near the end of the sixth episode for Season 20, Hilary Clinton's staff members inform her that they need Skankhunt42 to save her. Episode 7 may feature redemption on Skankhunt 42.

If Troll Trace does expose everything, it could hurt Eric and his girlfriend's relationship. Do you think it will be enough reason for the two to break up? We will have to wait til next week to see how things develop as Episode 7 airs on Nov. 9, 2016.