
South Park — Season 4
Get ready for a year of hilarious chaos as Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny navigate the ups and downs of fourth grade. This season throws the boys headfirst into the whirlwind of 2000 – from the nail-biting election recount to the heated discussions surrounding Saddam Hussein. And just when things couldn't get any wilder, a brand new face arrives: meet Timmy! It’s another year of unforgettable adventures and uniquely awkward moments as these friends continue their journey growing up in South Park.

A couple of dollars lay beneath Cartman's pillow, a gift from the tooth fairy. He practically sprinted to the bus stop, eager to share his windfall with the others. A new scheme quickly formed in his mind: if they pooled all their lost teet…

Triumph surged through the children as they crossed the finish line of the sledding race. "We only won because of Eric's ample physique," Token declared. A challenge was issued – a sledding race down Phil Collins Hill, the girls daring the …

Timmy, the new student, presents an unsettling case. His vocabulary is limited to his own name. Unaware of the true nature of his condition, he is labeled with ADD, a designation that conveniently absolves him of academic demands. Soon, the…

In a surprising turn of events, a group of boys stumble upon five remarkably flexible, eight-year-old quintuplets from Romania. Cartman, ever seeking attention, resolves to create his own spectacle. The quintuplets, along with their grandmo…

Driven by a desire for companionship, Cartman actively sought out the company of older men. Through online channels, he established contact with individuals who shared an affinity for young boys. Subsequently, a meeting of an organization k…

Kyle requires a kidney transplant, and Cartman is an ideal donor. Cartman has set a price of ten million dollars for the organ. Driven by desperation, the other boys descend upon Cartman’s house with the intention of stealing one of his kid…

The chef asserted that South Park’s flag was inherently racist. Stan and Kyle spearheaded the effort to defend the existing design, while Wendy and Cartman led the campaign for a replacement. In a moment of vulnerability, Wendy confessed he…

The quartet known as Fingerbang is the newest sensation, comprised of the four young men. Randy Marsh harbors a deep-seated disapproval of Stan's involvement with the group, his reasons veiled in shadow. When the band secures a performance …

The boys attend church, where the priest instills a chilling fear of hell. Sunday school demands confession of sins, and a weight of guilt settles upon them. Their concern for Timmy, who can only manage his name, amplifies their own anxieti…

A strange fervor takes hold as Cartman begins a series of sermons, inspiring the children to devise a plan for constructing a church. Meanwhile, Satan seeks solace with Saddam Hussein during a solitary night. Though spared in the prior inst…

The impending arrival of fourth grade cast a pall over the children, their enthusiasm waning with each passing day. Cartman, ever seeking an escape from the complexities of growing up, devised a plan to journey back in time, yearning for th…

Cartman possesses a new Trapper Keeper, one that far surpasses Kyle’s in impressiveness. After a display of boastful pride, a stranger approaches him with a grave warning: unless it is destroyed immediately, the Trapper Keeper will soon sei…

The boys are preparing their rendition of the Helen Keller story, confident they will surpass the kindergarteners' performance. Timmy takes on the role of Helen Keller, and the production features a newfound friendship for him to explore. E…

The tale of Pip begins with a humble start. He finds employment at the Havesham Estate, where he encounters Estella. Her responses to his hopeful nature are consistently barbed with scornful remarks. When an opportunity arises for Pip to as…

Driven by concern for her son’s dietary habits, Mrs. Cartman orchestrates an intervention, ultimately deciding to enroll him in a weight-loss program. He returns home forty pounds lighter. Cartman, however, finds a new enterprise: selling …

The concert by "Raging Pussies" has begun, and Kyle, claiming his parents have been "molesting" him, reports the incident to the police. A wave of similar accusations soon sweeps through South Park, with children reporting all the adults in…

Kyle and Ike waited with mounting apprehension for Mr. Hankey’s arrival. When he failed to appear, Kyle gathered the others for a late-night emergency meeting. They discovered Mr. Hankey residing with his wife, who battled alcoholism, and t…


