TV Guide Comedy Central

Principal Shepherd moves in to live with the Griffin family; Brian decides to sue Stewie for making him an oafish character in Stewie's book series.

The other mothers around Quahog shun Lois when Stewie's first spoken word is a swear word, which leads Lois to investigate the source of her son's foul mouth.

Stewie's relationship with Rupert is destroyed when he discovers that Chris was Rupert's previous owner, which leaves Stewie compelled to take action.

The children of South Park claim to have seen Mr. Garrison prowling around the town; the townspeople are furious that the president is frightening their kids.

Randy frantically attempts to help his wife, Sharon, get her emotions under control; Cartman unexpectedly fails a test in math class.

A special relationship between Butters and the Parish Priest develops, so when they go missing, the people of South Park seek help from the Catholic Church.

Mr. Hankey's job as the director of the annual Christmas pageant is threatened by his distasteful behavior; Strong Woman and PC Principal face new challenges.

Butters begins selling a variety of vape pens and fruity-flavored vape accessories; Randy decides to relocate his family to the country and become a farmer.

The children devise an elaborate plan to utilize the latest revolution in mobility to get as much candy as possible on the Halloween holiday.

Cartman receives an anxiety diagnosis.

The city of South Park, Colo., is selected to be the location of American electronic commerce company Amazon's newest Fulfillment Center.

After Kenny opts out of the Bike Parade, the other boys' chance of winning is threatened; the workers at the Amazon Fulfillment Center continue to strike.

Randy goes to battle against home-grown marijuana growers and must come to terms with the fact that he may be a towel; Kyle goes to camp.

Randy gets in trouble as he pursues an opportunity for Tegridy in China; Stan starts a band to vent his frustration over having to move away from South Park.

Randy celebrates Tegridy Farms' achievement; Cartman refuses to get a shot.

Cartman believes the new plant-based diet in the school cafeteria gave him a heart attack.

Randy must deal with his daughter's marijuana problem during the Halloween holiday; Butters visits an Egyptian artifact exhibit at a museum in Denver.

The citizens of South Park grow weary of Randy and Tegridy Farms and have him put in jail after he blows up his neighbors' yards to protest their homegrown.

The annual Strong Woman competition creates problems for PC Principal; the boys meet their match when some of the girls join their BOARD Gamers Club.

Cartman and the boys seek the best microbiome they can find; Kyle's mother has a fecal transplant.

Scott Malkinson is desperate to get the latest streaming platform to impress a girl, but his dad refuses to subscribe to anything other than basic cable.

Santa steals South Park's holiday season joy.

PC Principal revokes Pajama Day privileges for the fourth-grade class after the students don't show respect for their teacher, leaving Cartman very agitated.

Stan comes to the realization that he's misinterpreted some of the greatest literature in history, leaving him horrified.

When Cartman's mother gets a new job, he's discontent with the situation.

Butters must defeat his competition in the all-important dressage championship.

The boys find out the pleasures of playing Airsoft in the small mountain town of South Park, Colo., come with the challenge of dealing with teenagers.

Butters is surprised when he learns the people of South Park don't truly understand why the St. Patrick's Day holiday is observed.

New low-flow shower heads drive Jerry, Kramer and Newman to seek an illicit street vendor; Elaine tests positive for Opium before her big Africa trip.

George is terrorized by one of Susan's dolls that looks exactly like his mother; Jerry is greatly inconvenienced by Susan's old college roommate.

Chaos ensues when Jerry loses an expensive jacket during his probationary membership to a private club; Kramer tries to alter his sleeping patterns.

George fights the management of a local parking lot; Jerry returns his new jacket to spite the salesman who sold it to him; Kramer is mistaken for a pimp.

George surges upward in the Yankee organization when Steinbrenner gets hooked on Calzones; Kramer becomes addicted to drying his laundry in the oven.

Jerry and Elaine do their best to nurse the dissolution of the marriage they were both waiting out; Kramer takes to wearing really tight jeans.

Michael makes everyone uncomfortable with his public displays of affection; Jim and Pam face complications after lunch; a treasure hunt is ruined by Andy.

Michael is finally ready to unveil his action movie to his coworkers and love interest, but their reactions could create a problem.

Michael's best friend hopes to find a desk job at the office; after his computer freezes yet again, Andy battles with Pam to get a new computer.

The office decides to hold a garage sale in the warehouse; Michael goes to Oscar, Ryan, Jim and Pam for advice on how to ask Holly to marry him.

Everyone hopes to make a good impression on the new manager, but Andy finds himself typecast, and Jim and Pam worry they have come on too strong.

Michael prepares for his departure and hosts a seminar to train the new host for the Dundie Awards; Erin struggles with her dislike of her boyfriend.

Michael hopes to have a drama free day in order to say his goodbyes to his coworkers; Deangelo and Andy scramble to keep the biggest clients.

Michael hopes to have a drama free day in order to say his goodbyes to his coworkers; Deangelo and Andy scramble to keep the biggest clients.

Some coworkers feel rubbed the wrong way when substitute manager Deangelo reveals his true style and handpicks individuals for his "inner circle."

Jim serves as the head of the replacement committee and interviews Andy and Darryl; Dwight attempts to get back into the race.

Jim serves as the head of the replacement committee and interviews Andy and Darryl; Dwight attempts to get back into the race.

Contributors join the host to conduct intimate interviews and discuss current events in politics, pop culture, entertainment, sports and more.

A school bully puts Lois at the center of focus with her antics when Lois is given the position of music teacher at Chris and Meg's high school.

One of Brian's old friends tries to talk him into getting neutered; Lois defies Peter's wishes and gets a pixie cut, which makes Peter try to out-embarrass her.

Peter gets grounded by Lois for getting a secret credit card, but he forms an escape plan to make a tunnel that leads all the way to The Drunken Clam.

In the future, Stewie enjoys a life of wealth and leisure until Brian throws his retirement plans awry when he delivers news that Peter is dying.

Jealous of the friendship between Tolkien and Kyle, Cartman decides to do something about it.

The Prince of Canada and his wife arrive in South Park to find privacy and peace after being attacked by the Canadian media.

The citizens of South Park discover the wonders of Japanese toilets.

A school cheating scandal completely bewilders Stan.

The boys renovate a building and open an historic restaurant in Colorado.

Spring Break is an excuse for Garrison to jump back into his former depraved lifestyle.

When the residents of South Park face their possible demise, Jesus returns to give them an important message.

When ICE detains Randy Marsh's Hispanic workers, he's left with only Towlie on staff, and together they get creative to keep their business afloat.

Butters needs to purchase a Labubu doll for his girlfriend's birthday and learns the realities of tariffs.