South Park Fans Rejoice! Season 28 Confirmed with Five New Episodes This July!

Brace yourselves, because Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny are back! The legendary animated series, South Park, is officially returning for its 28th season on Comedy Central, promising a fresh dose of its signature satirical humor and boundary-pushing commentary. Mark your calendars: the new season kicks off with five brand-new episodes starting Wednesday, July 24th, at 10 p.m.

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While five episodes might seem like a shorter run compared to previous seasons, it’s a direct reflection of the massive, groundbreaking deal struck in 2021 between creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, and Paramount’s MTV Entertainment Studios. This monumental agreement isn't just about the regular TV series; it also includes an ambitious slate of 14 made-for-streaming movies exclusively for Paramount+.

Fans recently enjoyed "The End of Obesity," which premiered last month, showcasing the duo's continued innovative approach to their beloved universe.

This upcoming season continues South Park's incredible journey as the longest-running animated series for adults and the longest-running primetime scripted series in cable history.

Its enduring popularity is a testament to Parker and Stone's uncanny ability to produce episodes with lightning-fast turnaround, often tackling the most current and relevant cultural and political topics with unparalleled wit and audacity. Each new season serves as a mirror, albeit a distorted and hilarious one, reflecting the absurdities of our world back at us.

For those eager to catch the new adventures of the South Park residents, episodes will air weekly on Comedy Central.

If you prefer to stream, the new episodes will be available on Comedy Central's website (CC.com) and the Comedy Central app immediately after their linear premiere. Additionally, U.S. viewers can stream previous seasons on HBO Max (via Max), while international audiences can look forward to new episodes eventually making their way to Paramount+ in their respective territories.

The complex streaming landscape means fans have multiple ways to engage with the crude, hilarious, and often thought-provoking world of South Park.

Get ready to laugh, cringe, and maybe even think a little, as South Park once again proves why it remains a cultural touchstone and an unparalleled voice in television comedy.

The boys are back, and we can’t wait to see what mischief, mayhem, and biting social commentary they bring to our screens next!