South Park Announces SDCC 2025 Plans Amidst Paramount Turmoil

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This year, South Park is aiming for a significant takeover at San Diego Comic-Con, as part of Comedy Central’s showcase for adult animation. However, this move occurs amidst licensing chaos within Paramount itself regarding the animated series. South Park is set to launch a new season later this month, but unexpectedly faced a last-minute delay that pushed its premiere back several weeks beyond the initial plan. This delay follows rumors about complications in the streaming library license agreement for South Park, which have surfaced recently within Paramount.

In the midst of ongoing delays and licensing problems affecting Paramount’s streaming library (resulting in the removal of the series from Paramount+ for viewers in various regions), Comedy Central has revealed its schedule for San Diego Comic-Con this year, highlighting significant events for the popular show “South Park.” Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone will share a major panel with Mike Judge of “Beavis and Butt-head” and Andy Samberg of “Digman!” on Thursday, July 24th. This panel promises to be intriguing as Comedy Central showcases its new adult animated productions.

Comedy Central Reveals SDCC 2025 Plans

The upcoming panel for Comedy Central’s new event is titled “Comedy Central Adult Animation: South Park, Beavis And Butt-Head, Digman!” and will take place at Hall H on Thursday, July 24th. This panel will feature the presence of Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Mike Judge, and Andy Samberg. In a press release, Comedy Central hints at the event by saying, “The network known for adult animation, Comedy Central, is excited to showcase their upcoming lineup with the creators and cast of popular series South Park, Beavis And Butt-Head, and Digman! Trey Parker and Matt Stone, Mike Judge, and Andy Samberg will be back at SDCC to share exclusive insights into their 30-plus years in animation.

At San Diego Comic-Con this year, in addition to this panel, fans will have another exciting offering: a public special event by South Park at Quartyard, located at 1301 Market St, San Diego, CA 92101, from July 25th through the 26th weekend. This event promises an engaging experience for the animated series, with photo opportunities, giveaways, exclusive merchandise, cosplay contests, trivia games, karaoke and much more on offer during the event.

When Does South Park Season 27 Actually Come Out?

Initially scheduled to debut on Comedy Central on July 9th, South Park Season 27 has been postponed until July 23rd due to complications from Paramount’s upcoming merger with Skydance. Creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker have expressed their concerns about the delay in a public statement, stating that the merger is causing chaos and negatively affecting South Park. At this time, it is uncertain whether the show’s streaming library will remain available.

At present, “South Park” is still streaming on HBO Max, contrary to the initial expectation that its deal with Paramount would expire last month. For a brief period, the series was available on Paramount+, but it has since been removed from the platform without any announcement about its future streaming location. As of now, there’s no information regarding where the latest episodes will be accessible for streaming. If past trends continue, “South Park” Season 27 may stream on HBO Max a day after its premiere on Comedy Central. However, this hasn’t been confirmed yet, so it’s advisable to watch the broadcast premiere to ensure you don’t miss it.

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2025-07-13 19:39