In a moment when Hollywood and the media are gripped by fear, Trey Parker and Matt Stone stepped to the mic and dropped a ...

South Park has been highlighting the presidential figure of Trump as an area of satire for a number of seasons now, especially since the former president's initial campaign started back in 2015 ...

For a second there, it looked like South Park may never return. But now the show is back and waging its most direct assault ...

The episode, which originally aired on March 9, 2005, shows the character -- Mr. Garrison -- trying to get an abortion because they have allegedly not menstruated. Primary Menu Sections US News ...

A "South Park" clip from 2005 surged across Twitter after commentators observed how it predicted and slammed aspects of modern ... Mr. Garrison later responds "But I paid $5,000 to be a ...

Whether mocking Clinton's scandals, Bush's intelligence, or turning Mr. Garrison into a presidential stand-in, these episodes prove that in South Park, no leader is safe from ridicule!

Mr. Garrison in “South Park” in 1997. Courtesy Everett Collection She said she doesn’t think comedy has been “stifled,” but “you need to be smarter to make a joke” today.

Mr. Garrison, making a bathroom pun in a somber tone, "Actually, it’s more like a royal flush." A previous, even older South Park clip from 2005 went viral last week for similarly lampooning ...

Six months after South Park explored the origins of the coronavirus (we wish we could forget what Randy Marsh and Mickey Mouse did in that back alley!), the series returned to Comedy Central on ...