South Park (1997-) TV Series
The curious, adventure-seeking, fourth grade group of boys, Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny, all join in in buffoonish adventures that sometimes evolve nothing. Sometimes something that was simple at the start, turns out to get out of control. Everything is odd in the small mountain town, South Park, and the boys always find something to do with it.
Cast and Information
Seasons: 5, Episodes: 35 - Episode List
Created By: Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Brian Graden
Directed By: Trey Parker
Written By: Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Brian Graden
Starring: Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Isaac Hayes, Mona Marshall, Mary Kay Bergman, April Stewart, Adrien Beard, Eliza Schneider, Jennifer Howell
Franchise: South Park
Country: USA
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| 12 |  |
BeeDub | 100 97% |
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Who'd have thought that what started out as a simple transgressive cartoon about foul-mouthed kids would become the cleverest, most incisive source of social commentary around?
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FrederikA | 85 92% |
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South Park lives and dies by ability to skew topical issues within engaging character driven stories. And for the most part Parker & Stone posses both the satirical wit and sensibilities to pull this off, which, considering the insanely short production time, is nothing short of astonishing.
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| 5 |  |
Mentaculus | 99 98% |
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Throughout its 18+ year run, Parker and Stone have had their hands firmly on the cultural zeitgiest, which helps while they rape it. SP is a compendium of what has made us tick for two decades, teaching us about us while it insults us - which is really proof of a good friend who calls you out on your shit when you're a douche. It's this quality that has made it a part of the culture it addresses, instead of merely a spitballer in the back of the class- and therefore one of the best TV shows ever
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CMonster | 90 93% |
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At least for me, one of the few shows that didn't peak in the first 4 or 5 seasons. I would even go as far to say that Parker and Stone have gotten better at writing comedy since they started the show.
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| 3 | vv238 | 93 97% |
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The often low-brow humor hides just how smart this show is. Equal parts commentary, satire, and sometimes just unbridled rage at certain aspects of society highlight South Park's unique place in television history.
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| 3 |  |
mattorama12 | 85 94% |
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Amazing how the most sophomoric show on television is also perhaps the wisest.
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hellboy76 | 69 73% |
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At times, Simpsons like levels of brilliant societal observation, at others, petty petulant childlike ignorance. Catch it on a good episode and you will love it, on a bad one you may never watch it again.
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Velvet Crowe | 80 90% |
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A series that has a lot of amazing episodes where I was laughing my eyeballs out like "Vote or Die," but a lot of other episodes feel like they have less of a punch. Still though, I can appreciate a lot of the social commentary they offer in this show and how well they parody so many things in our culture in the most crudest way imaginable. Sometimes I feel like it's worth watching an episode just for the punchline at the end, such as the episode with the Japanese dolphin hunters.
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DavidBlast | 65 59% |
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I have a lot of respect for Matt and Trey. They're clever, funny guys. That's why it's a little sad to see that as I've grown (a bit) in the almost 20 years this show has run, the dick and ass jokes in each episode have remained the same. Consider this: One day (if not already) you'll have a kid. And that kid will ask you: "Dada/Mama - is this 'The Wire'"? And you're going to have to look into those baby blues and answer: "No child. That's the whole fucking problem. Now get back to work."
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Iconoclast | 80 85% |
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By far the funniest and most relevant social commentary on television. Thanks to that crazy 6 day production schedule, they are always on top of what's going on in the world as it's happening, and they always have a way to spin it in a hilarious fashion.
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Judge Holden | 3 32% |
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I personally never found South Park to be the least bit funny, clever or entertaining.
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Ytadel | 7 83% |
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Sometimes witty, sometimes annoying. Episodes range from incredibly funny, insightful, and dark to, well, that one Towelie/Oprah episode. I long since stopped watching every episode. But that said, credit where it's due; this show is easily better in season 19 than The Simpsons was at that point in its run.
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Ocelot | 45 36% |
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A couple of good episodes, mostly average ones and a good amount of junk.
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XakkMaster | 89 86% |
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Brilliant. Moronic. Inspired! Cliched.
Peaks and valleys unlike any other show, but mostly due to how well Parker & Stone respond to current topics in the media. Not every episode is funny, but every season has great episodes.
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Hofschneider | 74 43% |
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In, maybe, 20 years we will look back and find ourselfs trying to find out stuff, like: How did we thought at that time? What was the discussion like, about? And then, we will turn to, turn on the fitting South Park episode and will find a few answers. Its a really important show. A terrible, toxic and bad one. How fitting!
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Suture Self | 4 35% |
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Some good episodes, a lot of bad ones. It's the animated equivalent of a peanut gallery.
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Ag0stoMesmer | 3 73% |
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Much prefer the newer -more topical/satirical- stuff to the old 'kids swearing hur hur' early episodes.
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AFlickering | 6 88% |
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love the endless skewering of every opinion anyone has ever held about anything, imploring the audience to doubt itself via the most juvenile, offensive and annoying means imaginible. love the way some episodes ride on the back of an awful running gag and they just don't give a shit. love how they capture and torture every cliché in the book. i think butters is a splendid creation. i still laugh about chef's demise. but it's randy motherfucking marsh who seals the deal. he's my hero.
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| 1 | Nacho353 | 50 60% |
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I just noticed the word similarity between South Park and Stone Parker. I know is stupid, but haven't seen anyone comment on that. As for the series: seasons 5 to 8 are amazing. The rest ranges between good and decent (which in over 20 seasons is quite an accomplishment)
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TheDiceman | 90 99% |
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Nothing compares.
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| Average Percentile 71.17% from 1347 Ratings |  |