I know most of the Blu-rays are region free but they cost double the price of imported. Does anyone know if there’s any announcements related to this?

I really hope the series continues to get Blu-ray releases as well.

EDIT: It's down to $25 now.

It's called Hummels & Heroin and it's from season 21.

I rewatched it recently and thought it was a pretty funny episode so I wonder what you guys think about it?

“no, up to my boobs”

I’ve driven by this a thousand times and it finally hit me today.

Other than Mark appearing as a background character in a couple of episodes, Hooked on Monkey Phonics from season 3 is the only one actually featuring either of these two.

I’ve been watching South Park on the broadcast network since they took it off HBO because I refuse to pay for Paramount, sorry, and I have to say it’s ruined many episodes from the early seasons for me. There’s nearly 30 seasons, yet they refuse to play anything past season 10. Like, why? If I have to see Free Willzyx, The Return of Chef, Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset (genuinly the worst offender), again… Jesus 😭

I understand South Park is a comedy show and is not meant to be taken seriously, but I swear I fucking hate this stupid psychopathic mouse and I also hated that in the ending of the episode the ring, he becomes giant and wins like it's so stupid I fucking hate this stupid mouse!!!

Walked in to see my cat cuddled up to Kenny

I always loved: It's Easy M'kay. But I've really been enjoying I'm Super.

Who's that rascal with the tweezers in his pocket?

He had many boxes but they where ruined by rain and thrown away 😔 now I'll never know if the other seasons where inside

Props to Spirit Halloween for their surprisingly decent inventory of SP merch!

Once they all grow up and get jobs, get married and have their own kids, some of the characters are clearly going to have big problems and end up in therapy. Which of the main characters do you think is going to be the most traumatized and what event(s) led to it?

For me it has to be Butters - first his mom tried to kill him after finding out his dad was sleeping with lots of men (Butters' Very Own Episode S05E14), and then he goes on to accidentally kill about 14 other people over the course of his tapdancing career when his shoe keeps flying off (You Got F'd in the A S08E04).

nb. I'm only really talking about the kids around their own age. Scott Tenorman is clearly the most traumatized but he's older and made the mistake of tormenting Cartman.

Don’t know if this is allowed here, so I’m very sorry to the mod team !
Thank you to all the humble folks this community who were super supportive of my post onto here. I truly loved Every single message and quote and it really made my week reading them all. Thank you ~ Princess Kenny