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===Season 14===

Season 14 of South Park will start somewhere in March 2010 or later on.


==Special episodes, sequences and documentaries==
==Special episodes, sequences and documentaries==

Revision as of 20:41, 25 November 2009

South Park is an American animated sitcom created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone. The series began as a pair of animated shorts titled The Spirit of Christmas. In the United States, the first episode of the series originally aired on August 13, 1997 on Comedy Central,[1] and ended its thirteenth season on November 18, 2009. Comedy Central signed a contract with Stone and Parker, extending South Park to 15 seasons; each new season has 14 episodes.[2][3] As of November 15, 2024, 195 episodes of South Park have aired. The first twelve seasons are available in Region 1 and Region 2 on DVD; seasons one through six, ten, eleven and twelve have been released in Region 4.

Early shorts

Title Director(s) Writer(s) Ep. #
"Jesus vs. Frosty" Trey Parker & Matt Stone Trey Parker & Matt Stone 1
"Jesus vs. Santa" Trey Parker & Matt Stone Trey Parker & Matt Stone 2
"Cartman Gets an Anal Probe — Uncut" Trey Parker & Matt Stone Trey Parker & Matt Stone Pilot

Season 1

Further information: South Park (season 1)
Ep # Title Director(s) Writer(s) Airdate[1][4][5][6]
1 "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe" Trey Parker Trey Parker & Matt Stone August 13, 1997
2 "Weight Gain 4000" Trey Parker & Matt Stone Trey Parker & Matt Stone August 20, 1997
3 "Volcano" Trey Parker & Matt Stone Trey Parker & Matt Stone August 27, 1997
4 "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride" Trey Parker Trey Parker & Matt Stone September 3, 1997
5 "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig" Trey Parker & Matt Stone Trey Parker, Matt Stone & Dan Sterling September 10, 1997
6 "Death" Matt Stone Trey Parker & Matt Stone September 17, 1997
7 "Pinkeye" Trey Parker & Matt Stone Trey Parker, Matt Stone & Philip Stark October 29, 1997
8 "Starvin' Marvin" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 19, 1997
9 "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo" Trey Parker Trey Parker December 17, 1997
10 "Damien" Trey Parker & Matt Stone Trey Parker & Matt Stone February 4, 1998
11 "Tom's Rhinoplasty" Trey Parker Trey Parker February 11, 1998
12 "Mecha-Streisand" Trey Parker Trey Parker, Matt Stone & Philip Stark February 18, 1998
13 "Cartman's Mom Is a Dirty Slut" Trey Parker Trey Parker & David R. Goodman February 25, 1998

Season 2

Further information: South Park (season 2)
Ep # Title Director(s) Writer(s) Airdate[4][7]
14(1) "Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus" Trey Parker Trey Parker & Trisha Nixon April 1, 1998
15(2) "Cartman's Mom Is Still a Dirty Slut" Trey Parker Trey Parker & David Goodman April 22, 1998
16(3) "Chickenlover" Trey Parker Trey Parker, Matt Stone & David Goodman May 20, 1998
17(4) "Ike's Wee Wee" Trey Parker Trey Parker May 27, 1998
18(5) "Conjoined Fetus Lady" Trey Parker Trey Parker, Matt Stone & David Goodman June 3, 1998
19(6) "The Mexican Staring Frog of Southern Sri Lanka" Trey Parker Trey Parker & Matt Stone June 10, 1998
20(7) "City on the Edge of Forever" Trey Parker Trey Parker & Nancy M. Pimental June 17, 1998
21(8) "Summer Sucks" Trey Parker Trey Parker & Nancy M. Pimental June 24, 1998
22(9) "Chef's Chocolate Salty Balls" Trey Parker Trey Parker, Matt Stone & Nancy M. Pimental August 19, 1998
23(10) "Chickenpox" Trey Parker Trey Parker, Matt Stone & Tricia Nixon August 26, 1998
24(11) "Roger Ebert Should Lay Off the Fatty Foods" Trey Parker Trey Parker & David Goodman September 2, 1998
25(12) "Clubhouses" Trey Parker Trey Parker & Nancy M. Pimental September 23, 1998
26(13) "Cow Days" Trey Parker Trey Parker & David Goodman September 30, 1998
27(14) "Chef Aid" Trey Parker Trey Parker & Matt Stone October 7, 1998
28(15) "Spookyfish" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 28, 1998
29(16) "Merry Christmas, Charlie Manson!" Eric Stough Trey Parker & Nancy M. Pimental December 9, 1998
30(17) "Gnomes" Trey Parker Trey Parker, Matt Stone & Pam Brady December 16, 1998
31(18) "Prehistoric Ice Man" Eric Stough Trey Parker & Nancy M. Pimental January 20, 1999

Season 3

Further information: South Park (season 3)
Ep # Title Director(s) Writer(s) Airdate[7]
32(1) "Rainforest Schmainforest" Trey Parker Trey Parker & Matt Stone April 7, 1999
33(2) "Spontaneous Combustion" Matt Stone Trey Parker, Matt Stone & David Goodman April 14, 1999
34(3) "The Succubus" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 21, 1999
35(4) "Jackovasaurus" Matt Stone Trey Parker, Matt Stone & David Goodman June 16, 1999
36(5) "Tweek vs. Craig" Trey Parker Trey Parker June 23, 1999
37(6) "Sexual Harassment Panda" Eric Stough Trey Parker July 7, 1999
38(7) "Cat Orgy" Trey Parker Trey Parker July 14, 1999
39(8) "Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub" Trey Parker Trey Parker, Matt Stone & David Goodman July 21, 1999
40(9) "Jewbilee" Matt Stone Matt Stone July 28, 1999
41(10) "Korn's Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 27, 1999
42(11) "Chinpokomon" Eric Stough & Trey Parker Trey Parker November 3, 1999
43(12) * "Hooked on Monkey Fonics" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 10, 1999
44(13) "Starvin' Marvin in Space" Trey Parker Trey Parker, Matt Stone & Kyle McCulloch November 17, 1999
45(14) "The Red Badge of Gayness" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 24, 1999
46(15) "Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics" Trey Parker Trey Parker December 1, 1999
47(16) "Are You There God? It's Me, Jesus" Eric Stough Trey Parker December 29, 1999
48(17) "World Wide Recorder Concert" Eric Stough Trey Parker January 12, 2000

Season 4

Further information: South Park (season 4)
Ep # Title Director(s) Writer(s) Airdate[7][8]
49(1) "The Tooth Fairy Tats 2000" Trey Parker Trey Parker, Matt Stone & Nancy M. Pimental April 5, 2000
50(2) "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000" Trey Parker & Eric Stough Trey Parker April 12, 2000
51(3) "Timmy 2000" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 19, 2000
52(4) "Quintuplets 2000" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 26, 2000
53(5) "Cartman Joins NAMBLA" Eric Stough Trey Parker June 21, 2000
54(6) "Cherokee Hair Tampons" Trey Parker Trey Parker June 28, 2000
55(7) "Chef Goes Nanners" Trey Parker & Eric Stough Trey Parker July 5, 2000
56(8) "Something You Can Do with Your Finger" Trey Parker Trey Parker July 12, 2000
57(9) "Do the Handicapped Go to Hell?" Trey Parker Trey Parker July 19, 2000
58(10) "Probably" Trey Parker Trey Parker July 26, 2000
59(11) "4th Grade" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 8, 2000
60(12) "Trapper Keeper" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 15, 2000
61(13) "Helen Keller! The Musical" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 22, 2000
62(14) "Pip" Eric Stough Trey Parker November 29, 2000
63(15) "Fat Camp" Trey Parker Trey Parker December 6, 2000
64(16) "The Wacky Molestation Adventure" Trey Parker Trey Parker December 13, 2000
65(17) "A Very Crappy Christmas" Adrien Beard Trey Parker December 20, 2000

Season 5

Further information: South Park (season 5)
Ep # Title Director(s) Writer(s) Airdate[8][9]
66(1) "It Hits the Fan" Trey Parker Trey Parker June 20, 2001
67(2) "Cripple Fight" Trey Parker Trey Parker June 27, 2001
68(3) "Super Best Friends" Trey Parker Trey Parker July 4, 2001
69(4) "Scott Tenorman Must Die" Eric Stough Trey Parker July 11, 2001
70(5) "Terrance and Phillip: Behind the Blow" Trey Parker Trey Parker July 18, 2001
71(6) "Cartmanland" Trey Parker Trey Parker July 25, 2001
72(7) "Proper Condom Use" Trey Parker Trey Parker August 1, 2001
73(8) "Towelie" Trey Parker Trey Parker August 8, 2001
74(9) "Osama bin Laden Has Farty Pants" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 7, 2001
75(10) "How to Eat with Your Butt" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 14, 2001
76(11) "The Entity" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 21, 2001
77(12) "Here Comes the Neighborhood" Eric Stough Trey Parker November 28, 2001
78(13) "Kenny Dies" Trey Parker Trey Parker December 5, 2001
79(14) "Butters' Very Own Episode" Eric Stough Trey Parker December 12, 2001

Season 6

Further information: South Park (season 6)
Ep # Title Director(s) Writer(s) Airdate[9][10]
80(1) "Jared Has Aides" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 6, 2002
81(2) "Asspen" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 13, 2002
82(3) "Freak Strike" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 20, 2002
83(4) "Fun with Veal" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 27, 2002
84(5) "The New Terrance and Phillip Movie Trailer" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 3, 2002
85(6) "Professor Chaos" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 10, 2002
86(7) "Simpsons Already Did It" Trey Parker Trey Parker June 26, 2002
87(8) "Red Hot Catholic Love" Trey Parker Trey Parker July 3, 2002
88(9) "Free Hat" Toni Nugnes Trey Parker July 10, 2002
89(10) "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society" Trey Parker Trey Parker July 17, 2002
90(11) "Child Abduction Is Not Funny" Trey Parker Trey Parker July 24, 2002
91(12) "A Ladder to Heaven" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 6, 2002
92(13) "The Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 13, 2002
93(14) "The Death Camp of Tolerance" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 20, 2002
94(15) "The Biggest Douche in the Universe" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 27, 2002
95(16) "My Future Self 'n' Me" Trey Parker & Eric Stough Trey Parker December 4, 2002
96(17) "Red Sleigh Down" Trey Parker Trey Parker December 11, 2002

Season 7

Further information: South Park (season 7)
Ep # Title Director(s) Writer(s) Airdate[10]
97(1) "Cancelled" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 19, 2003
98(2) "Krazy Kripples" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 26, 2003
99(3) "Toilet Paper" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 2, 2003
100(4) "I'm a Little Bit Country" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 9, 2003
101(5) "Fat Butt and Pancake Head" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 16, 2003
102(6) "Lil' Crime Stoppers" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 23, 2003
103(7) "Red Man's Greed" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 30, 2003
104(8) "South Park Is Gay!" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 22, 2003
105(9) "Christian Rock Hard" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 29, 2003
106(10) "Grey Dawn" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 5, 2003
107(11) "Casa Bonita" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 12, 2003
108(12) "All About the Mormons?" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 19, 2003
109(13) "Butt Out" Trey Parker Trey Parker December 3, 2003
110(14) "Raisins" Trey Parker Trey Parker December 10, 2003
111(15) "It's Christmas in Canada" Trey Parker Trey Parker December 17, 2003

Season 8

Further information: South Park (season 8)
Ep # Title Director(s) Writer(s) Airdate[10][11]
112(1) "Good Times with Weapons" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 17, 2004
113(2) "Up the Down Steroid" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 24, 2004
114(3) "The Passion of the Jew" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 31, 2004
115(4) "You Got F'd in the A" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 7, 2004
116(5) "AWESOM-O" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 14, 2004
117(6) "The Jeffersons" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 21, 2004
118(7) "Goobacks" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 28, 2004
119(8) "Douche and Turd" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 27, 2004
120(9) "Something Wall-Mart This Way Comes" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 3, 2004
121(10) "Pre-School" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 10, 2004
122(11) "Quest for Ratings" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 17, 2004
123(12) "Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset" Trey Parker Trey Parker December 1, 2004
124(13) "Cartman's Incredible Gift" Trey Parker Trey Parker December 8, 2004
125(14) "Woodland Critter Christmas" Trey Parker Trey Parker December 15, 2004

Season 9

Further information: South Park (season 9)
Ep # Title Director(s) Writer(s) Airdate[11][12]
126(1) "Mr. Garrison's Fancy New Vagina" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 9, 2005
127(2) "Die Hippie, Die" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 16, 2005
128(3) "Wing" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 23, 2005
129(4) "Best Friends Forever" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 30, 2005
130(5) "The Losing Edge" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 6, 2005
131(6) "The Death of Eric Cartman" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 13, 2005
132(7) "Erection Day" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 20, 2005
133(8) "Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 19, 2005
134(9) "Marjorine" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 26, 2005
135(10) "Follow That Egg!" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 2, 2005
136(11) "Ginger Kids" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 9, 2005
137(12) "Trapped in the Closet" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 16, 2005
138(13) "Free Willzyx" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 30, 2005
139(14) "Bloody Mary" Trey Parker Trey Parker December 7, 2005

Season 10

Further information: South Park (season 10)
Ep # Title Director(s) Writer(s) Airdate[12][13]
140(1) "The Return of Chef" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 22, 2006
141(2) "Smug Alert!" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 29, 2006
142(3) "Cartoon Wars Part I" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 5, 2006
143(4) "Cartoon Wars Part II" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 12, 2006
144(5) "A Million Little Fibers" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 19, 2006
145(6) "ManBearPig" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 26, 2006
146(7) "Tsst" Trey Parker Trey Parker May 3, 2006
147(8) "Make Love, Not Warcraft" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 4, 2006
148(9) "Mystery of the Urinal Deuce" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 11, 2006
149(10) "Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 18, 2006
150(11) "Hell on Earth 2006" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 25, 2006
151(12) "Go God Go" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 1, 2006
152(13) "Go God Go XII" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 8, 2006
153(14) "Stanley's Cup" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 15, 2006

Season 11

Further information: South Park (season 11)
Ep # Title Director(s) Writer(s) Airdate[13]
154(1) "With Apologies to Jesse Jackson" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 7, 2007
155(2) "Cartman Sucks" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 14, 2007
156(3) "Lice Capades" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 21, 2007
157(4) "The Snuke" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 28, 2007
158(5) "Fantastic Easter Special" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 4, 2007
159(6) "D-Yikes!" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 11, 2007
160(7) "Night of the Living Homeless" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 18, 2007
161(8) "Le Petit Tourette" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 3, 2007
162(9) "More Crap" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 10, 2007
163(10) "Imaginationland Episode I" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 17, 2007
164(11) "Imaginationland Episode II" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 24, 2007
165(12) "Imaginationland Episode III" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 31, 2007
166(13) "Guitar Queer-O" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 7, 2007
167(14) "The List" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 14, 2007

Season 12

Further information: South Park (season 12)
Ep # Title Director(s) Writer(s) Airdate[13]
168(1) "Tonsil Trouble" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 12, 2008
169(2) "Britney's New Look" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 19, 2008
170(3) "Major Boobage" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 26, 2008
171(4) "Canada on Strike" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 2, 2008
172(5) "Eek, a Penis!" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 9, 2008
173(6) "Over Logging" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 16, 2008
174(7) "Super Fun Time" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 23, 2008
175(8) "The China Probrem" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 8, 2008
176(9) "The Breast Cancer Show Ever" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 15, 2008
177(10) "Pandemic" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 22, 2008
178(11) "Pandemic 2: The Startling" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 29, 2008
179(12) "About Last Night..." Trey Parker Trey Parker November 5, 2008
180(13) "Elementary School Musical" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 12, 2008
181(14) "The Ungroundable" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 19, 2008

Season 13

Further information: South Park (season 13)
Ep # Title Director(s) Writer(s) Airdate[13]
182(1) "The Ring" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 11, 2009
183(2) "The Coon" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 18, 2009
184(3) "Margaritaville" Trey Parker Trey Parker March 25, 2009
185(4) "Eat, Pray, Queef" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 1, 2009
186(5) "Fishsticks" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 8, 2009
187(6) "Pinewood Derby" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 15, 2009
188(7) "Fatbeard" Trey Parker Trey Parker April 22, 2009
189(8) "Dead Celebrities" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 7, 2009
190(9) "Butters' Bottom Bitch" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 14, 2009
191(10) "W.T.F." Trey Parker Trey Parker October 21, 2009
192(11) "Whale Whores" Trey Parker Trey Parker October 28, 2009
193(12) "The F Word" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 4, 2009
194(13) "Dances with Smurfs" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 11, 2009
195(14) "Pee" Trey Parker Trey Parker November 18, 2009

Season 14

Season 14 of South Park will start somewhere in March 2010 or later on.

Special episodes, sequences and documentaries

Ep # Title Director(s) Writer(s) Notes
Special Episode 1 A South Park Thanksgiving: Jay Leno Comes To South Park - - A special aired as part of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Jay Leno visits South Park elementary to teach the children about the tradition of thanksgiving, but they ignore him and make fun of his chin. Included on the Season 1 box set.
Special Episode 2 The Dead Friend Sketch - - A parody of the classic Monty Python dead parrot sketch, shown as part of a BBC Two documentary. Cartman attempts to sell Kenny, who has just died, back to shop owner, Kyle.
Special Episode 3 The Gauntlet - - A short aired as part of the MTV awards in 2000. The children are transported back in time, and must fight as Gladiators in the Roman Colosseum.
Special Episode 4 The Aristocrats Sketch - - A short section from the feature film featuring the South Park characters. Cartman attempts to tell the world's funniest joke, but it all goes horribly wrong leaving him with nothing more than a sore ear.
Special Episode 5 Cartman: ABC Football Star - - Cartman introduces coverage of the University football clash.
Special Episode 6 The Proust Questionnaire - - Cartman answers an NPR questionnaire.
Special Episode 7 South Park Awards - - The boys present the 1997 CableACE awards.
Special Episode 8 On The Simpsons - - A parody of South Park, told from the perspective of Simpsons' creator Matt Groening.
Special Episode 9 Good Times With Weapons (In HD) - - A high definition edition of the episode, given free with the purchase of an Xbox 360.
Special Episode 10 Imaginationland: The Movie - - An edited version of the three-part episode into one, feature-length edit. The movie includes scenes deleted from the television airing, and for the first time, is uncensored.
Documentary 1 Chef Aid: Behind The Menu - - This spoof documentary, following on from "Chef Aid", takes a look behind the scenes at the making of the album. Featuring interviews with Elton John, Meatloaf, Ozzy Osborne, Joe Strummer and Dee Snyder. [14]
Documentary 2 Goin' Down To South Park - - A special aired in the UK on South Park night, revealing the secrets behind the show. The documentary included interviews with Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Issac Hayes, original footage taken from the pilot, the short The Spirit of Christmas, and the Orgazmo short.
Documentary 3 VH1 Goes Inside South Park - - The music channel gives us another insight into the creation of South Park. Includes interviews with Trey Parker and Matt Stone, plus the video for Chocolate Salty Balls. [15]
Documentary 4 Inside South Park - - An exciting look behind the scenes at the hit American comedy. [16]
Documentary 5 Ms.Garrison's & The Simpsons' Theory Of Evolution - - A short video comparing elements of South Park and The Simpsons. [17]
Documentary 6 The Making Of South Park - - The USA adaption of 'Goin down to South Park', extended for the DVD release. [18]
Sequence 1 South Park: Great Destinations - - An introductive sequence to the omnibus of the "Cartman's Mom Is A Dirty Slut" episodes.
Sequence 2 Park Life - - The top ten episodes of the comedy, with exclusive introductions by Trey Parker and Matt Stone.
Sequence 3 The Cult Of Cartman: Life Lessons - - Cartman tells us the story behind his favourite twelve episodes.
Sequence 4 What What In The Butt? - - An extended-cut of the classic song sung by Butters. Included on "The Cult Of Cartman".
Sequence 5 All New Episode 1 DVD Parody - - A DVD commercial advertising a possible re-release of Cartman Gets an Anal Probe, with all new animation & sequences.

Home video releases

Main article: South Park DVDs
Season Episodes Discs Originally aired South Park DVD releases
Region 1 Region 2 Region 4
1 13 3 1997–1998 November 12, 2002[19] May 7, 2001[20] October 4, 2007[21]
2 18 3 1998–1999 June 3, 2003[22] October 22, 2007[23] October 4, 2007[24]
3 17 3 1999–2000 December 16, 2003[25] March 17, 2008[26] March 20, 2008[27]
4 17 3 2000 June 29, 2004[28] March 17, 2008[29] March 20, 2008[30]
5 14 3 2001 February 22, 2005[31] October 22, 2007[32] March 5, 2009[33]
6 17 3 2002 October 11, 2005[34] March 17, 2008[35] May 7, 2009[36]
7 15 3 2003 March 21, 2006[37] June 16, 2008[38] TBA
8 14 3 2004 August 29, 2006[39] September 15, 2008[40] TBA
9 14 3 2005 March 6, 2007[41] February 2, 2009[42] TBA
10 14 3 2006 August 21, 2007[43] April 6, 2009[44] October 4, 2007[45]
11 14 3 2007 August 12, 2008[46] June 22, 2009[47] October 9, 2008[48]
12 14 3 2008 March 10, 2009[49] October 19, 2009[50] October 1, 2009[51]
13 14 3 2009 TBA TBA TBA

Special releases

To coincide with the DVD release of South Park's tenth season, creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone also released South Park The Hits: Volume 1, a collection of the pair's ten favorite episodes.[52] Released on a two-disc set, Parker and Stone selected "Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset", "The Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers", "Best Friends Forever", "Good Times with Weapons", "Casa Bonita", "AWESOM-O", "Trapped in the Closet", "Towelie", "Red Hot Catholic Love", and "Scott Tenorman Must Die". As bonus features, the set also includes the animated short that started the series, "The Spirit of Christmas", as well as four additional episodes: "It Hits the Fan", "Timmy 2000", "Fat Butt and Pancake Head", and "The Death Camp of Tolerance".[53] On March 6, 2007, Comedy Central partnered with Microsoft to release the episode "Good Times with Weapons", their first high-definition episode, exclusively to the Xbox 360 console. The pair also teamed with Best Buy, offering a free copy of the HD DVD "Good Times with Weapons" with every purchase of an Xbox 360.[54] In 2007, a DVD featuring South Park's Christmas related episodes was released, titled "Christmas Time in South Park". The DVD contains the episodes "Mr. Hankey the Christmas Poo", "Merry Christmas Charlie Manson", "Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics", "A Very Crappy Christmas", "Red Sleigh Down", "It's Christmas in Canada", and "Woodland Critter Christmas".[55] The "Cult of Cartman" is a special DVD compilation of the South Park character Eric Cartman's most mischievous episodes released in 2008.

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