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About This Quiz
For those unfamiliar with the series, South Park is crude, immature and foul, but it's also rife with social and political commentary. Trey Parker and Matt Stone are incredibly sharp and able to create a scathing satire on the most current topics, no matter how big or small. While Stan, Kyle, Kenny, and Cartman are the crucial characters the show centers on, breakout secondary characters like Butters and Randy have elevated the show to new heights.
In celebration of the release of South Park's twenty-third season, which will include the series' 300th episode, its time to put all those hours of watching the hilarious (yet disturbed) people of South Park to the test!
If you're the kind of fan who's been watching since season one, enjoys eating member berries from time-to-time, and thinks Randy Marsh is a gift from God... you've come to the right place! Celebrate the release of Season 23 by finding out how well do you know the series with our latest South Park-themed Quiz!
Eric, Kenny, Kyle, and Stan
Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman and Kenny McCormick are the four main characters of the popular animated series. Trey Parker voices Eric and Stan and Matt Stone voices Kenny and Kyle.
Kenny, Kyle, Stan, and Butters
Kyle, Stan, Butters, and Clyde
Eric, Kenny, Stan, and Jimmy
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Alaska
Michigan
Colorado
The fictional town of South Park is located in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Matt Stone and Trey Parker attended college at the University of Colorado and have said they used the town of Fairplay as inspiration for the town of South Park.
Minnesota
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The Coon
Professor Chaos
Butters Stotch's alter ego appears for the first time in the season six episode "Professor Chaos," which aired on April 10, 2002. Butters is voiced by Matt Stone and is said to be somewhat based on co-producer Eric Stough.
Captain Diabetes
General Disarray
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Germany
United Kingdom
Canada
Initially born in Canada, Ike’s parents were "devastated by the Cola Wars” and as a result, put him up for adoption. His birth name is Peter Gintz and he first appeared in the season one episode, "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe."
Russia
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Stone and Parker
Terrance and Phillip
Terrance and Phillip are a Canadian comedy duo who first appeared in the season one episode, "Death." The two characters are voiced by the show's creators, Matt Stone and Trey Parker.
Matt and Trey
Katherine and Katie
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Tom Hanks
Jeff Bridges
Brad Pitt
George Clooney
"The Spirit of Christmas" was originally released on December 8, 1992. Clooney was an early supporter of the show and has been featured in two episodes, as well as "South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut.”
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eXtreme Box
Okama Gamesphere
Stan’s mother buys the boys the fictional video game console known as the Okama Gamesphere in the season five episode "Towelie." The episode aired on Comedy Central on August 8, 2001.
Super Megason IV
Treamcast 3000
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“Cartman Gets an Anal Probe”
“Cartman Gets an Anal Probe” aired on August 13, 1997, on Comedy Central. The episode begins with Cartman explaining an odd dream he had the night before about being abducting by aliens.
“An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig”
“Pinkeye”
Weight Gain 4000”
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Courtney Cox
Lisa Kudrow
Jennifer Aniston
Aniston voiced Miss Stevens in the season three episode “Rainforest Shmainforest,” inspired by Trey Parker’s hatred of rain forests. In the episode, the boys are recruited to a rainforest-saving choir by Mr. Mackey after showing poor behavior.
Matthew Perry
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His Mother
Jack Tenorman
Cartman’s father is former Denver Broncos player Jack Tenorman, making him the half-brother of his enemy, Scott Tenorman. Unfortunately, Jack died in the season five episode, "Scott Tenorman Must Die," at the hands of Cartman.
Mr. Garrison
Big Gay Al
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1997
'South Park' revolves around four boys — Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman, and Kenny McCormick — and it made its debut on August 13, 1997, on Comedy Central. The series was created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone and developed by Brian Graden.
1992
2007
2002
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Gerald Broflovski
Jimbo Kern
Voiced by Matt Stone, Jimbo Kern is a Vietnam vet, a avid gun enthusiast, and the half-brother of Randy Marsh. The character first appeared in the season one episode, "Weight Gain 4000."
PC Principal
Harrison Yates
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Ginger Poisoning
Gingervitus
In the season nine episode “Ginger Kids,” Eric Cartman discovers a completely made up disease known as Gingervitus. The episode aired on November 9, 2005, on Comedy Central.
Gingogenic Shock
Gingerdemia
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A new video game console
A new food
A weaponized smart towel
GS-401 is a weaponized smart towel developed by Tynacorp, a research manufacturer from another planet. GS-401 looks similar to Towelie except for the large muscles and darker blue color. He made his first and only appearance in the season five episode, "Towelie."
Coordinates to Imagination Land
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The owner of Tom’s Rhinoplasty
A Christmas poo
Mr. Hankey is a Christmas deity who lives in the sewers beneath South Park. He made his first appearance in the season one episode, "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo" and last appeared in the season twenty-two episode, "The Problem with a Poo."
Eric Cartman's Uncle
Randy’s alter ego
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Duncan
Gobbles
Gobbles was originally owned by famer Carl Denkins but was saved by Kyle and Timmy. Gobbles the turkey now lives with Timmy. The season four episode first aired on November 22, 2000.
Leftover
Stuffany
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Butters
During the season eight episode "Good Times with Weapons," Kenny hits Butters in the eye with shuriken and despite needing medical attention, Butters isn't treated until the end of the episode.
Kenny
Craig
Clyde
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The Who
The Rolling Stones
Pink Floyd
Radiohead
Cartman convinces Radiohead to come to South Park to comfort Scott Tenorman, but they end up making fun of him instead. The season five episode first aired on July 11, 2001.
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Talking berries
Member berries
The Member berries are a new type of super fruit who enjoy nothing more than reminiscing about the past. The talking fruit made their first appearance in the season twelve episode, 'Member Berries.'
Happy berries
Smile berries
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Tegrity Farms
Poor and Stupid
Medicinal Fried Chicken
In the season fourteen episode “Medicinal Fried Chicken,” Randy goes to extreme lengths to obtain a prescription to buy marijuana. The episode was written and directed by Trey Parker.
Hummels & Heroin
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You Got:
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