South Park Fans Get a Free Streaming Surprise During the New Season

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After 28 years since its initial release in 1997, “South Park” remains a talking point in media. The premiere of Season 27 sparked quite a buzz, making it a hot topic at water coolers everywhere. In the first three days of its availability on Comedy Central and Paramount+, it attracted 5.9 million viewers – the most since the Season 3 episode “Rainforest Shmainforest” in 1999. Despite HBO Max subscribers losing access to the show due to it becoming a Paramount+ exclusive, this transition also presents an advantage: fans can now enjoy the company of Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny at no cost. In essence, it’s a return to the series’ influential period, much like “Rainforest Shmainforest”.

You can now easily watch the theatrical film “South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut ” on Pluto TV with just a click of a button. This movie played a significant role in the history of “South Park“, earning Trey Parker an Oscar nomination and solidifying the idea that Saddam Hussein and Satan were indeed involved romantically.

South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut” wasn’t their first venture into music, but it’s generally considered the best. While “Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo” had a nice song called “The Lonely Jew on Christmas”, South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut featured several memorable tracks such as “Blame Canda” (the one that earned an Oscar nomination), “What Would Brian Boitano Do?”, “Mountain Town”, and “Uncle Fua.

The movie premiered in theaters quite early during the series, with its release on June 30, 1999 falling right between the episodes “Tweek vs. Craig” (aired on June 23) and “Sexual Harassment Panda” (broadcast on July 7).

The story focuses on the main four characters secretly attending a mature Terrance and Phillip film. This scenario mirrors what Trey Parker and Matt Stone likely suspected young viewers would attempt to see during the release of South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut. Consequentially, the boys pick up more profanity from the explicit movie, causing a fuss among their parents, particularly Sheila, who becomes determined to take action against the Canadians.

In a turn of events, just as anticipated, Kenny meets his demise. However, instead of the usual aftermath, we delve into what transpires thereafter. He descends into Hell, where he uncovers a sinister plan by Satan and Saddam Hussein to ascend to Earth, aiming to establish it as their dominion.

As for Kenny, South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut finally delivered what fans had been eagerly waiting for since years ago – a clear view of Kenny’s face. Not only that, but we got to hear him talk without the parka muffling his voice. However, unlike in “The Jeffersons” from Season 8, the voice wasn’t provided by Matt Stone as usual, but instead by Mike Judge, who lends his voice to Beavis and Butt-Head.

Besides the judge, there were several other notable appearances in “Bigger, Longer & Uncut“. For instance, Stewart Copeland from Police (famous for creating the fantastic soundtrack of Spyro the Dragon) played a soldier. Eric Idle from Monty Python was Dr. Vosknocker, Dave Foley from “A Bug’s Life” portrayed the Baldwin brothers, Minnie Driver took on the role of Brooke Shields, Brent Spiner did an impressive Conan O’Brien impersonation, and George Clooney was Dr. Gouache, who replaced Kenny’s heart with a baked potato. Interestingly, Clooney had previously voiced Stan’s dog, Sparky, in Season 1’s “Big Gay Al’s Big Gay Boat Ride.

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2025-08-02 23:40