South Park (1997)

South Park is a long-running animated comedy that follows four foul-mouthed fourth-graders—Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny—living in the oddball mountain town of South Park, Colorado. Episodes range from absurd, slapstick adventures to sharp, topical satire that skewers pop culture, politics and social issues with crude language, shocking gags and fearless irreverence. The boys’ dynamic—Kyle’s moral center, Stan’s everyman skepticism, Cartman’s malicious antics and Kenny’s recurring deaths—drives stories that can be silly and surreal one week, and surprisingly pointed and timely the next. If you watch South Park you should expect: - Dark, often offensive humor and blunt social commentary. - Short, fast-moving episodes that blend slapstick, parody and satire. - Outrageous scenarios (aliens, celebrity cameos, bizarre conspiracies) used to lampoon real-world topics. - Running jokes and characters, plus occasional season- or series-long storylines. Content warning: explicit language, crude sexual and violent humor, and adult themes—best suited for mature audiences who appreciate subversive comedy and topical satire.

Actors: Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Isaac Hayes

Genres: Animation, Comedy

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