There are few things we can’t imagine our world without. Facebook, Kardashians and South Park are some of those things. While I can’t be very sure about the Kardashians, I can surely state that South Park is here to stay, at least, until 2013.

The dark clouds that threatened the existence of animated show have gone away.

You would be aware that there was a certain uncertainty surrounding the future of South Park. Rumors were running amok that Trey Parker and Matt Stone are planning to part ways with the show.

However, the duo cleared any and every doubt by coming out and claiming that they are not leaving, and that South Park is here to stay.

Trey Parker and Matt Stone brought alive the show back in 1997 for the grown-ups and the show has been having a dream run since then.

Trey confirmed that South Park is still theirs (his and Matt’s) and that they are not hatching any plans to leave it whatsoever.

The news that South Park, the animated show that has Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman and Kenny McCormick going around with their lives in Colorado, has been renewed for the two more seasons, brought cheers among the masses.

The show has already seen 15 seasons, and two more seasons mean more of the weird actions from the young boys in the cold town of Colorado will be up for grabs.

The 100 Greatest Cartoons, a documentary made in 2004, listed South Park as the third best cartoon.

Well, that’s the stature of South Park, so you can imagine if such a show comes to an end, tears would roll down the cheeks of many!

But the show is not going anywhere and we can watch South Park offline or online!

Comic-Con is a big event and is looked forward to by the masses with great curiosity. Was it any different this year? Let’s see!

It is being reported that at this year’s Comic Con, South Park was the one stealing all the thunder!

Yes, South Park set camp at San Diego Comic-Con and, much to people’s delight, came up with innovative things to catch people’s attention.

Those, who visited the South Park setup, were given an opportunity to come close to the characters of the television series by being airbrushed like them!

Along with this, an entirely separate stage was set up for the fans to work on their vocals by humming the tune of ‘Poker Face’.

All this was going on in the presence of those, who bought the show in flesh and blood.

Big shots like Chris Brion and Greg Kampanis (of South Park fame) were present to have a word with the masses.

They said it was a great platform for South Park to thank people who have kept the show alive for such a long time.

Well said, Parkians!

And now, it is time to bring into picture the thing that escaped the sets of South Park and would soon be occupying the counters of Wal-Mart.

The mouth-watering Cheesy Poofs (remember Cartman’s favorite fattening snack?) has flown out of his hand to materialize right in our world, and would soon be going down the bellies of many.

Wait! Don’t run to the stores right now; I still have kept the biggest brownie to share with you!

If you download the installments of South Park, you must be aware of the main boulevard where most of the events take place.

Well, the news is that a replica of the famous lane has been built for the fans!

That’s what we call going the ‘extra mile’.

Yeah, you can run away now!

This doesn’t come up as a surprise!

South Park knows our pulse, and, apparently, of the judges as well, who had no second thoughts, while declaring South Park as the Best Animated Comedy Series at the US Comedy Awards 2011, held on March 26th.

South Park created a storm in 1997, when it was first released, and the creators of the show – Trey Parker and Matt Stone – rose to instant fame.

And today, after 14 years and 14 glorifying seasons, the storm continues to roar!

The comedy show has seen it all – fame, glory, controversies, protests, crazy fans and awards. And it is seeing awards yet again.

On March 26th, 2011, the first ever Comedy Awards were held and these honored many comedians and shows, which have achieved great popularity in recent times.

There were discussions and speculations on several categories, but the Best Animated Comedy Series had no contender – I mean, no serious contender – and the trophy landed safely with South Park.

Eddie Murphy was well recognized for his work and he won the Comedy Icon Award.

“Toy Story 3′ notched the Animated Comedy Film Award.

I gotta say that it was a grand event and the first of its kind.

What will be interesting to see is, how other animation comedy shows would fare when the Comedy Awards return next year.

For the time being, fans of South Park can revel in the fact that their show has added yet another feather in its cap!

It looks like the ratings seem to drink Dr. Jekyll’s potion and turn to humongous proportions, when it comes to shows like South Park.

The reason I use this analogy will become clearer to you, once you catch the show, because believe it or not, when it comes to rating, this show is outrageously successful.

The show succeeds in attracting people and is also a distinguished example of how to retain existing viewers. The show grabs its audiences with the grip of a giant and does not let them go, until they are completely hypnotized and left being good for nothing else!

LOL!

Each episode represents a good mix of humor and satire and the ratings stand to give proof of this, as the show’s very first episode, rated at 1.3, which meant an audience of 980,000 viewers!

This had tripled by the time the show’s eighth season aired, which made it the most successful show in Comedy Central’s history.

Woah!

The 10th episode of the series further increased the ratings by 33 percent and earned a rating of 6.4, which was ten times the ratings, earned by a cable show, aired during prime time.

Now that is something to write home about!

The tremendous ratings not only earned the show a good name, but also did the cable companies a world of good as well as the number of households that had Comedy Central, increased from 9.1 million in 1997 to 50 million in June 1998!

Staggering!

The show is currently not on air, because the latest season has ended, but show is big and is growing constantly.

Catch it for the adult in you.

Catch it, if not for its humor then for its satire, but do watch it, ‘coz it’s good and deserves your viewing.

Hello Fans,

It seems that the creators of South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone are in high spirits these days.

And, they have a justifiable reason to be on cloud nine. The duo recently appeared on The Daily Show and had a good time with the host of the show, Jon Stewart. To remind you all, it was Trey and Matt who were behind the captivating animated sitcom, South Park.

The series pokes fun at the current milieu in an unusual way. Its characters satirize the mundane aspects of life. The show catapulted Trey and Matt’s career and made them a household name.

This creative pair is in news, with their latest Broadway musical; ‘The Book of Mormon’ making waves. Jon Stewart seemed happy with the outcome as he dedicated full seven minutes, appreciating their latest work.

Now, this is no regular applause coming from a regular person. For, when words are coming straight from Mr. Stewart who spares no one, it calls for attention.

This musical is a satire which targets the rather sensitive issue of religion. And, according to Trey, the response so far is an unanticipated one. It seems that they have infused the spirit of South Park into their latest project as well.

Well, guys lets accept that you can either abhor or love but you just can’t ignore South Park. The show is replete with twisted vocabulary that often hit it well with the audience. Remember, the instance when ‘abortion’ was misspelled as ‘adoption’. It raised eyebrows but entertained to the hilt as well.

Well, I wish all the best to Trey & Matt. We just hope that you come up with more such rib-tickling offers and keep on delivering such masterpieces that reflect the spirit of times, albeit, with a pinch of salt.

This American animation sitcom created by Parker and Stone is not only insanely humorous, but is also filled with characters, which can be called the life of the show. Download South Park, the show that we are so fond of and get to know these characters better.

The animation series created for adults basically has four characters named Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovsky, Eric Cartman and Kenny McCormick. You may watch South Park episodes online to know what these characters are capable of.

Let me take you face to face with these lovable South Park stars. Stan is shown as the ‘everyman of the group’ and funnily the show’s official website describes him as “a normal, average, American, mixed-up kid.” Kyle on the other hand is the lone Jew in the group and this character is often treated with satires. Now isn’t that an incentive to watch South Park online, right here?

Stan in actuality is modeled after Parker, while Kyle is modeled after Stone. Stan and Kyle are best friends and this relationship of theirs is intended to reflect the real life friendship of Parker and Stone, and is a common topic throughout the series.

Cartman is loud, obnoxious, racist and obese. He is often portrayed as an antagonist, whose attitude results in an always-progressing rivalry with Kyle. Kenny hails from a poor family and wears the hood so tightly that it covers almost all of his face and even gives him trouble with his speech.

The funny part about Kenny’s character is that during the first five seasons of the show, he would die in nearly every episode and would return in the next with little or no definitive explanation given. To catch all this and more, watch South Park episodes online, right here.

The characters of this show are what make this show the outstandingly remarkable comedy that it is and their development with all the details and traits is nothing but mesmerizing.