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Comedy Central 2018

The current Comedy Central logo, used since 2018.

Comedy Central is the network behind and the home for South Park, supporting the program in action. They also show many other programs in addition to South Park including the following on the list below. The list of programs is longer than what is shown, for the full list use the links at the bottom of the page.

List of shows[]

Current Original Series[]

Former Original Series[]

Syndicated Series[]

Former Syndicated Series[]

History[]

Comedy Central began on November 15, 1989 as The Comedy Channel, created by Time Warner. On April 1, 1991, The Comedy Channel merged with rival Viacom's channel called, HA!. This merge created Comedy Central. Early programming was composed of syndicated TV shows from Britain and Canada, along with stand-up comedy specials and clip shows.

South Park[]

When South Park was introduced in late 1997, Trey Parker and Matt Stone originally selected FOX to broadcast their show, however, FOX didn't like the show, and denied the offer. Parker and Stone went to Comedy Central where they accepted the show and with it being one of their most popular, yet controversial, shows. Despite the criticism Comedy Central received, South Park is still on the air, when it is currently in its 26th season. Comedy Central is widely known for South Park and it is considered their trademark cartoon comedy show. Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of South Park, write, direct, and voice a majority of the characters in each episode they produce on a weekly basis during the regular season.

References[]

  • In the Season One episode, "Death", the TV station the parents protest against is called 'Cartoon Central,' an obvious parody of Comedy Central. Comedy Central also refused to show a picture of Muhammad in "Cartoon Wars Part II", and again in "201".
  • The Season Three episode "Jakovasaurs" features a fictional show about Jakov and his family on Comedy Central, complete with slapstick humor and laugh tracks.

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