Eric Cartman is not just one of the kids on South Park. He is the one who constantly hijacks the story and pulls all kinds of ...

According to the show's creator, an episode from this late '90s and early '00s MTV series rubbed Jennifer Lopez the wrong way ...

and Cartman as a power-mad wizard. For the record, we enjoy a bit of ridiculous South Park humour as much as the next person. We aren’t so mature that we can’t enjoy a fart joke, and little ...

South Park fans, more than three years later, are still upset about the controversial Cartman ending in South Park: Post COVID: The Return of COVID, the 311th episode of the long-running series ...

“Dead Kids” represents South Park at its best. Randy goes to increasingly absurd lengths to learn about his wife’s condition and reaffirm his love for her, mirrored by the B-plot with ...

Making the top of the list for the best 90’s cartoons of all time, it was only fitting that “South Park” would see the top of this ... You might not always agree with the foul-mouthed antics of ...

Cartman and his mother in South Park. The earlier seasons of South Park were not afraid to make drastic comparisons for how crazy these main four kids were. In “Tsst,” they compare Cartman to ...

1. South Park This show was not the first adult-oriented animated series, but it revolutionized the genre. In 1997 Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny changed the game thanks to the efforts of Trey ...

Could Eric Cartman’s fate have already been sealed? (Picture: Paramount+/Kat Kaye) The fate of South Park’s most iconic character, Eric Cartman, might have already been revealed over 20 years ago.

South Park’s latest special is finally here ... The episode begins with a doctor telling Cartman there’s a “miracle drug” made from semaglutides that can help get his weight under control.

She also got into controversy when her backup dancers accused her of sexual harassment, which she denied, but “South Park” didn’t get into that. An angry Cartman later notes, “Rich people ...

Leave it to “South Park” to keep surprising people. After spending the last 27 years calling Eric Cartman a “fatass,” the Comedy Central show says it’s no longer going to make fat jokes.