South Park follows the misadventures of four young boys in a small Colorado town. Trey Parker and Matt Stone voice most of the characters and write each episode, which opens with a theme song and montage before the boys encounter supernatural events that adults react to irrationally. The show uses adult humor, references, and social satire to satirize American culture and celebrities.

2. The Content
South Park follows the
misadventures of 4 foul-mouthed
school kids Stan, Kyle, Kenny
and Cartman who live in the
dysfunctional town of South
Park, Colorado.

3. The Cast
The creators of South Park Trey Parker and Matt Stone provide all of
the main character’s voices plus other additional voices.
Trey Parker provides the voice Matt Stone provides the voice
for Eric Cartman and Stan for Kyle Broflovski and Kenny
Marsh plus other minor McCormick plus other minor
characters. characters.

4. The Structure
Each episode opens with this tongue-in cheek disclaimer

5. The Structure continued…
This is followed by an opening sequence, usually a
montage of moments from recent episodes, with the
main characters singing the theme song playing over it.
Plots are often set in motion by events, ranging from the
fairly typical to the supernatural and extraordinary,
which frequently happen upon the town. The boys often
act as the voice of reason when these events cause
panic among the adults, who are usually depicted as
irrational and gullible.

6. The Language Style
The show itself is a comedy and
varies in form.
South Park commonly makes use
of adult humour, numerous
running gags, sexual content,
off-hand pop culture references,
and satirical portrayal of
celebrities. Social satire as well
has been a part of the show
from early on, but has become
more prevalent in recent
seasons.

7. Graph of the amount of episodes
in each series
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0

8. Main Characters
Eric Cartman Kenny McCormick
Stan Marsh Kyle Broflovski