South Park debuted back in August 1997 with zero chill. Trey Parker and Matt Stone let loose a cartoon for Comedy Central, and TV has never really recovered.

Season 27 premiere depicts President Trump as a con man with a micropenis who's in bed with Satan, and takes on parent company Paramount.

South Park has already teased the eventual fates of characters like Butters, and the best episode of season 26 underscores how the character is on the path for a happy ending. One of the benefits ...

Before South Park was the show, it started as a viral video Christmas Card. In college, Parker and Stone had made a short Jesus Vs. Frosty, about a killer snowman.

Butters, on the other hand, was actually inspired by South Park's very own animation director – now producer – Eric Stough after Parker and Stone realized he would make a great character for ...

Thanks to a poorly timed fart, Butters catches on, and all of South Park gets to cackle at the video, with Cartman right there in the audience. 4) “The Death of Eric Cartman” (Season 9, Episode 6) ...

Butters is loosely based on South Park co-producer Eric Stough. He was basically invented by Parker and Stone as a way to rip on their coworker, which couldn’t be more perfect.

The post Cartman, Stan, Butters, and Kenny Swap Genders in Trailer for New South Park Special: Watch appeared first on Consequence. In the clip, Cartman, Stan, Butters, and Kenny are all gender ...