In spite of how often he's grounded, Butters Stotch is one of the most good-natured and innocent characters in South Park. A ...

Mr. Garrison is going to have to sit this one out. While the rest of America may have to collectively sit through a third Donald Trump campaign, the creators of South Park are sitting this one out.

From exploding to giant metal fans, these are the best ways a South Park episode has had Kenny off this mortal coil.

Furthermore, while stuff like Season 2’s “Ike’s Wee Wee” have a secondary character in the title and even focus on him a ...

The joke she referred to is said in that movie, by the kids teacher, Mr. Garrison. The movie was nominated for an Oscar (for Best Original Song). Brady never felt like “South Park” was ...

The joke was said by 4th grade teacher Mr Garrison to his students, including Cartman and Kenny, in the 1999 film South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut. South Park notoriously fans the flames of ...

Kenny, Cartman, Kyle, and Stan from the show 'South Park'. CREDIT ... The line was said by the character of school teacher Mr. Garrison. The subject of what is and isn’t acceptable in modern ...

Trey Parker and Matt Stone created the American animated series South Park. Brian Graden developed it for Comedy Central.

South Park Season 27 will premiere on Comedy Central in July, and the animated comedy has a new teaser for the upcoming ...

South Park writer Pam Brady (pictured inset between the show's creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone) says one joke told by Mr Garrison still haunts her. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images ...