- Country United States
- Genres Animation, Comedy
- Runtime 22 minutes
- Total runtime 119 hours 54 minutes
- Status Continuing
- Network Comedy Central
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Showrunner
Trey Parker
Matt Stone
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South Park
Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman and Kenny McCormick live in South Park, a small town in Colorado. All four are students at the town's elementary school. Stan and Kyle are best friends. Kyle is the intellectual of the gang. But he's Jewish and Cartman can't stand him. Stan is perhaps the quietest of the four kids. Cartman is the mean, rowdy, manipulative, racist, overweight kid. Kenny wears the hood of his anorak so tightly that you can't even see his face and his voice is garbled. Leopold Stotch, nicknamed Butters, is an abused, naive child and the whipping boy. Chef is the cook in the school canteen. Mr. Garrison is the schoolmaster who is quite psychologically disturbed between his whims and his perversities.
The four children will live their daily life between insults and blunders. Anything can happen in South Park, an alien invasion, a contest to become the best *Warcraft* player of all time, the return of the "Savior" or we can meet Tom Cruise, Donald Trump, George Clooney or even Servietsky, a smart towel. Between scatological humor with Little Poo Christmas or mockery of famine and the poor, South Park is the city of all possibilities.
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