"SOUTH PARK" IS BACK WITH ALL NEW EPISODES! THE ICONIC SERIES LAUNCHES ITS 14TH SEASON ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 AT 10:00 P.M. ON COMEDY CENTRAL -------- "South Park" Marks Its 200th Episode On Wednesday, April 14 -------- "South Park: The Complete Thirteenth Season Uncensored" DVD And Blu-Ray Arrives In Stores On Tuesday, March 16 And For The First Time Ever Will Include Deleted Scenes -------- All-New Season 14 Episodes Available In HD Exclusively On xBox LIVE, iTunes, Sony Playstation Network, Amazon Video On Demand And New Episodes Also Available On SouthParkStudios.com -------- NEW YORK, March 3, 2010 -- Last season the boys were haunted by dead celebrities, stood up to Harley riders, took a stand against the Japanese to save the whales and Butters became a pimp. Now, the foul-mouthed fourth-graders of "South Park" return for more shenanigans! Kicking off its 14th season, "South Park," winner of the 2009 Primetime Emmy Award, returns with seven all-new episodes beginning Wednesday, March 17 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT on COMEDY CENTRAL. The series also reaches a milestone on Wednesday, April 14, by celebrating its 200th episode. View full post on South Park Studios News

Matt and Trey talk about Cartman, Haiti and the new season of South Park. That's right, the new season start March 17th at 10p/9c on Comedy Central! Check out the article here! View full post on South Park Studios News

South Park Episode 1201 - Tonsil Trouble Review Before the actual episode started, we were treated with a nice brand new intro, and it was a really good one. At first I wasn’t sure about having the boys come up and sing their lines, but it turned out pretty good and you have to love all craziness from the past years spreading around in the background. This was another really awesome episode, and like so many in South Park it came with a message. Today they dealt with AIDS, not something they never did before, but more than the disease itself they decided to focus on the way both the media and we ourselves deal with it. Like with anything else, the media dealt with AIDS and focused on it when it was “in”, but now it’s all over and we basically don’t care about it. And even though there still is no cure and people still die of AIDS every day, thank God it’s mostly poor people, Africans and people for third world nations that are mostly affected by it. When they found out the kids had AIDS, people reacted by saying how “retro” of them it was, or just going to ...

The boys, with Butters and Jimmy, go to PiPi's Splashtown Waterpark. Cartman becomes annoyed at all the migrants present, while Kyle is concerned about everyone peeing in the water. But disaster awaits. A good end to the season... hide show This review contains spoilers. I initially wasn't looking forward to this episode – I knew it was partly going to be a parody of '2012', and was concerned that it was going to end up the way of last season's terrible two-part 'Pandemic'. Thankfully, 'Pee' ends up far better than that effort; part of this is because – unlike 'Pandemic', which very much relies on seeing 'Cloverfield' to get the majority of the jokes – 'Pee' is presented as a broader story, which all viewers, including those who haven't seen '2012' yet (myself included) can enjoy. The plot is a good one, and feels like vintage 'South Park', and ('2012' comparisons aside) could just as easily come from one of the earlier seasons. The topic of people peeing in swimming pools had actually been done as a sub-plot way back in the second season's 'Summer Sucks', although in that case it was infants, and I think it was long enough ago to re-visit ...

In this episode, it starts off at school. (Scoo in Eric Cartmans words.) The current ginger kid is reading off the morning announcements until he is shot and killed due to a hostage situation. So Eric Cartman decides to start running the morning news. The first thing I found funny about this episode was the Glenn Beck impression into Eric Cartman form. They took one idiot, and put the role into another idiot. Cartman then began ranting on Wendy. It was hilarious when he released his movie dancing with smurfs later in the episode. And Butters pissed on Wendy's door protesting against "Smurf Killing" with a bunch of other nerds. And the Clyde kid was hilarious. This episode was packed with awesome jokes and a hilarious storyline. The only problem was they repeated a joke or two. And the 2 and a half minute murder clip was terrible. So mostly great episode!

South Park Episode 1312 - The F Word The boys fight back against the loud and obnoxious Motorcycle Riders that are disrupting everyone in South Park. South Park Episode 1312 - The F Word CLIPS