South Park — Season 22
Life in South Park just keeps getting weirder for Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny. This season finds the boys navigating a fresh wave of challenges – from confronting the realities of vaping to grappling with Cartman's unexpected struggles with anxiety. And, because it’s South Park, they can’t quite shake the feeling that maybe, just maybe, they underestimated the whole ManBearPig situation before. It’s all part of the messy, hilarious, and undeniably unique experience of growing up in their town.
Randy felt a fierce urgency to assist Sharon in managing her volatile feelings, while Cartman, in a surprising turn of events, failed his mathematics test.
An uncommon bond has formed between Butters and the Parish Priest. When the town discovers the church doors secured and the pair absent, they turn to the Catholic Church for assistance.
Mr. Hankey faces a crucial test, compelled to defend his reputation lest he forfeit everything he holds dear. His recent conduct threatens his position as Director of the Annual Christmas Pageant, potentially costing him his job. Simultaneo…
Butters peddles vape pens and a variety of fruit-scented vaping supplies around the school. Meanwhile, Randy resolves to relocate the family to the countryside and pursue a life of farming.
A revolution in how people move is reshaping Halloween this year. A surge of eager children floods the streets, each determined to amass a candy haul beyond anything seen before. Meanwhile, Mr. Mackey and the other adults are stockpiling em…
It became tragically clear that everyone would have benefited from consuming Al Gore Cereal. The people of South Park remain oblivious to the peril that surrounds them. As deceased townsfolk begin to reappear throughout the community, the b…
Escaping confinement, the young men found themselves pursued by law enforcement and a creature of unimaginable horror: ManBearPig. As desperation mounted, a figure of infernal power intervened, offering aid to the boys and the people of Sou…
Cartman has recently received a diagnosis of anxiety. He finds himself increasingly unable to cope with other people, who consistently interfere with what he considers to be the most essential aspects of his existence.
The people of South Park reveled in the advantages of a close-knit community centered around a single employer, a state of comfortable prosperity that was irrevocably altered by the arrival of the Amazon Fulfillment Center. Life was agreeab…
Despite the scheduled start, the boys' hopes of victory in the Bike Parade are fading. Kenny's decision to stand with the striking workers at the Amazon Fulfillment Center, a quiet refusal of commercialism, casts a shadow over their chances…
