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South Park is a series that is currently running and has 24 seasons (311 episodes). The series first aired on August 13, 1997.
Where do I stream South Park online? South Park is available for streaming on Comedy Central, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch South Park on demand at HBO Max, Philo, Amazon, Vudu, FuboTV, Microsoft Movies & TV, Sling, Google Play, iTunes, Comedy Central online.
- Wednesday 10:00 PM et/pt on Comedy Central
- 24 Seasons, 311 Episodes
- August 13, 1997
- Adult Cartoon, Animation & Cartoon, Comedy
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/10 - Cast: Trey Parker, Trey Parker, Isaac Hayes, April Stewart, Mona Marshall
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South Park Full Episode Guide
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Santa is stealing all the joy from the town’s Holiday Season.
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Scott Malkinson's future with the new girl in his class depends on him getting the latest and greatest streaming platform. Scott's dad works for the local cable company and refuses to move beyond basic cable.
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Kyle’s mom has a fecal transplant and the boys are on a quest for the best microbiome.
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The annual Strong Woman competition pushes everyone to their limits.
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The Mayor has evidence that Randy blew up his neighbors yards in protest over homegrown weed and then blamed it on a Mexican Joker. Now the citizens of South Park have had enough of Randy and Tegridy Farms and they just want to lock him up.
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It's Halloween and Randy is dealing with his daughter's marijuana problem.
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Cartman is sure the new plant-based diet in the school cafeteria gave him a heart attack.
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Randy celebrates the success of Tegridy Farms while Cartman refuses to get a shot.
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Randy lands in big trouble on a visit to China. Meanwhile, Stan starts a band to work out his frustration over having to move away from South Park.
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Randy fights against home-grown. Meanwhile, Kyle goes to camp.
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Halloween rolls around, but Stan can't go trick-or-treating since he has to help Randy run his new Blockbuster. Yeah, Randy bought a Blockbuster. Get a full recap here.
Kenny and Butters travel to Butters' native land of Hawaii when he starts acting up in school, so that he can complete an ancient ritual. Sharp satire ensues.
When Kyle suspects his mother of having an affair, the whole town starts wondering if their homes are safe from the looming threat of the UPS guy.
When Cartman finally realizes he's fat, he decides to do something about it: he gets a Rascal scooter. But when he gets into a feud with Honey Boo Boo, things escalate.
Get ready, everyone: "South Park" is going to take on "Honey Boo Boo" in tonight's episode. This oughta be pretty good... watch a preview clip here!
When the school outlaws kickoffs in football games due to concussion concerns, Randy goes on a campaign to change things. The problem is, due to his sarcasm, the outcome isn't exactly what he intended.
WhatwhatWHAT? A brand-new "South Park" game? And one that doesn't suck? It's true, the makers of "South Park" are coming out with a video game that plays like one big interactive episode of the show. Watch the trailer here.
A new girl moves into town, and Cartman is immediately smitten... with the idea of setting her up with Token because they're both black. He'll stop at nothing to make the match happen, including telling everyone that he and Kyle are gay.
"South Park" got especially creative last night in a spoof of re-enactment shows like "I Shouldn't Be Alive" when the boys get trapped on the zip-lining tour from hell. Get a full recap here.
What do you get when you mix "Bully" with "Kony 2012" and add a dash of cynicism? You get this episode of "South Park," which has Stan making a video to stop bullying, even though he may have ulterior motives.
