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South Park Hiatus Ending After Cartman Demands Justice!

 

After a year-long silence that left fans wondering if South Park had finally run out of outrageous ideas, the iconic adult animated series is back with a vengeance in Season 27—set to debut on Comedy Central on Wednesday, July 9, 2025. 

In a move that feels like a perfectly executed prank on our collective nostalgia, co-creator Matt Stone reassured fans in November that the hiatus was just a breather before a storm of new episodes hit the small screen.

The long-awaited return comes with promises of all the classic South Park chaos. A new special is slated to kick off early in 2025, followed by “a bunch more episodes” later in the year. 

Among the teasers, viewers got a tantalizing glimpse of hot-button topics such as airline safety mishaps, legal messes involving major musicians, and even some full-blown chaos with Canada. 

But the biggest shocker? 

The long-lost character Starvin’ Marvin is set to make his triumphant return—a character we haven’t seen in a crucial role since Season 3!

“After a year off, we’re ready to serve you the kind of biting, irreverent humor that only South Park can deliver,” said a senior network executive during a press call. “This isn’t just a return; it’s a full-blown reboot of our social commentary machine. And yes, that includes bringing back characters you thought were long gone.”

For longtime fans, the return of Starvin’ Marvin is nothing short of a miracle. Once relegated to background cameos—most recently as a cameo in Season 7—Marvin is being given a central role in an upcoming episode. 

“It’s like finding an old favorite toy in the attic—you didn’t expect it, but now you can’t imagine life without it,” quipped a spokesperson for the series.

The hiatus, which saw no new episodes in 2024, sparked widespread speculation about the future of South Park. Rumors ranged from an impending theatrical movie to a permanent move to streaming.

Instead, the creators chose to mix things up by splitting their production between a new season of traditional half-hour episodes on Comedy Central and a series of exclusive specials on Paramount+.

“South Park has always been about taking risks and making fun of everything from politics to pop culture,” added the senior network executive. 

 

“Our brief hiatus only fueled our creative fire. Now we’re coming back stronger, with plenty of new content that’s sure to keep you laughing—and maybe even thinking—about the absurdities of modern life.”

So, mark your calendars and set your DVRs. South Park is ready to reclaim its throne as the king of animated satire. 

After all, when the world goes silent, it’s only a matter of time before the madness returns.

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