Home > South Park > Season 21 « TV Series Page South Park: Season 21 (2017) SEASON: Season 21 Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4 Season 5 Season 6 Season 7 Season 8 Season 9 Season 10 Season 11 Season 12 Season 13 Season 14 Season 15 Season 16 Season 17 Season 18 Season 19 Season 20 Season 21 Season 22 Season 23 Want to see Episode List Season 21 South Park Critics Consensus South Park delivers an uncharacteristically stilted season that feels timid in its satire and unsure of who or what it's lampooning. 54% TOMATOMETER Critic Ratings: 13 67% Audience Score User Ratings: 355 See score details Submit review Want to see Submit review Super Reviewer Super Reviewer Tap to review this movie Review this tv season Edit Review Super Reviewer Rate this season Oof, that was Rotten. Meh, it passed the time. It’s good – I’d recommend it. Awesome! So Fresh: Absolute Must See! What did you think of this tv season? (optional) Submit Continue Super Reviewer Step 2 of 2 How did you get your ticket? 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Episodes 1 White People Renovating Houses Air date: Sep 13, 2017 In the Season 21 premiere, protesters armed with tiki torches and Confederate flags take to the streets of South Park, and Randy comes to grips with what it means to be white in today's society. More 2 Put It Down Air date: Sep 20, 2017 North Korea takes aim at South Park. More 3 Holiday Special Air date: Sep 27, 2017 A forbidden love story between a white man and a Native American man unfolds. More 4 Franchise Prequel Air date: Oct 11, 2017 Facebook is the ultimate weapon for Professor Chaos. More 5 Hummels & Heroin Air date: Oct 18, 2017 Beloved entertainers are being cut down in their prime due to massive overdoses of opiates, and Stan is about to be exposed as the source of the illegal drugs. More 6 Sons a Witches Air date: Oct 25, 2017 The annual Halloween gathering finds a witch casting a spell that terrorizes the town and ruins the holiday for the boys, but Cartman discovers a way to use the witch's power to his advantage. More 7 Doubling Down Air date: Nov 8, 2017 Kyle is playing with fire when he gets in the middle of Cartman and Heidi's relationship. More 8 Moss Piglets Air date: Nov 15, 2017 Jimmy and Timmy's experiment could nab them first prize in the annual science fair. More 9 Super Hard PCness Air date: Nov 29, 2017 PC Principal's challenges have never been more difficult. More 10 Splatty Tomato Air date: Dec 6, 2017 The children of South Park claim to have seen Mr. Garrison lurking around town, and the townspeople are angry that the president is scaring their kids. More South Park: Season 21 Photos View All Photos (31) Tv Season Info Season 21 of this satirical comedy series tackles issues like North Korea, Facebook, and superhero movies. Meanwhile, Cartman continues his relationship with Heidi, but the couple have their ups and downs. Other story lines include Timmy and Jimmy creating a science project that might save the world; a witch causes trouble during South Park's Halloween; and Stan gets blamed for an opiates crisis in South Park. Genre: Animation Network: Comedy Central Premiere Date: Sep 13, 2017 Creators: Trey Parker, Matt Stone Exec. Producers: Matt Stone, Trey Parker, Anne Garefino, Frank C. Agnone II Cast Matt Stone as Kyle/Kenny Trey Parker as Stan/Cartman/Mr. Garrison/Timmy April Stewart as Sharon Marsh/Liane Cartman/Principal Victoria Episodes 1 White People Renovating Houses Air date: Sep 13, 2017 In the Season 21 premiere, protesters armed with tiki torches and Confederate flags take to the streets of South Park, and Randy comes to grips with what it means to be white in today's society. More 2 Put It Down Air date: Sep 20, 2017 North Korea takes aim at South Park. More 3 Holiday Special Air date: Sep 27, 2017 A forbidden love story between a white man and a Native American man unfolds. More 4 Franchise Prequel Air date: Oct 11, 2017 Facebook is the ultimate weapon for Professor Chaos. More 5 Hummels & Heroin Air date: Oct 18, 2017 Beloved entertainers are being cut down in their prime due to massive overdoses of opiates, and Stan is about to be exposed as the source of the illegal drugs. More 6 Sons a Witches Air date: Oct 25, 2017 The annual Halloween gathering finds a witch casting a spell that terrorizes the town and ruins the holiday for the boys, but Cartman discovers a way to use the witch's power to his advantage. More 7 Doubling Down Air date: Nov 8, 2017 Kyle is playing with fire when he gets in the middle of Cartman and Heidi's relationship. More 8 Moss Piglets Air date: Nov 15, 2017 Jimmy and Timmy's experiment could nab them first prize in the annual science fair. More 9 Super Hard PCness Air date: Nov 29, 2017 PC Principal's challenges have never been more difficult. More 10 Splatty Tomato Air date: Dec 6, 2017 The children of South Park claim to have seen Mr. Garrison lurking around town, and the townspeople are angry that the president is scaring their kids. More Critic Reviews for South Park Season 21 All Critics (13) | Top Critics (5) | Fresh (7) | Rotten (6) Freed from its serialized structure, "South Park" looks poised for an array of damning observations in the weeks to come - exactly when need it. Sep 14, 2017 | Rating: B+ | Full Review… Ben Travers indieWire Top Critic After twenty years of skewering public figures from Steve Jobs to Donald Rumsfeld to Britney Spears, Parker and Stone seemed stumped. Oct 23, 2017 | Full Review… Lara Zarum Village Voice Top Critic The episode manages to take both approaches while it works through the horror of knowing Trump has his finger on the big red button. Sep 28, 2017 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review… Charles Bramesco New York Magazine/Vulture Top Critic A mixed start to the season that will hopefully find its feet soon enough. Sep 19, 2017 | Full Review… Jack Shepherd Independent (UK) Top Critic As these subplots prove, Parker and Stone are more than capable of dreaming up an episode of Trump-free irreverence. They just need to fully commit to it. Sep 14, 2017 | Rating: C+ | Full Review… Dan Caffrey AV Club Top Critic What I'm saying is, bring back the poop that took a pee. Sep 15, 2017 | Full Review… Josh Kurp Uproxx It's a sad message to end a sad season on, and even more pathetic in 2017. Oct 19, 2018 | Full Review… Matt Miller Esquire Magazine South Park's knives have clearly been sharpened, which hopefully promises more cutting humor in the weeks to come. Sep 14, 2017 | Full Review… Kevin Yeoman ScreenRant So, no, it hasn't been a great season by South Park standards, but it has been one that reminds us that the show remains as relevant as ever. Not bad 21 years in. Feb 14, 2018 | Full Review… Matt Melis Consequence of Sound This year yielded a handful of instant classics and reminded us that South Park is at its best when the focus remains on Stan, Kyle, Cartman and the rest of the gang, not on the crazy world outside South Park, Colorado. Sep 14, 2017 | Rating: 8.2/10 | Full Review… Jesse Schedeen IGN Movies ... they came out punching with kid's gloves for the season 21 premiere. Oct 18, 2017 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review… Chris Longo Den of Geek ... if it's going to purposefully invoke a divisive and violent moment in recent American history-it had better come prepared to actually engage with the thing it's riffing on. Sep 14, 2017 | Full Review… Laura Bradley Vanity Fair View All Critic Reviews (13) Audience Reviews for South Park: Season 21 Mar 18, 2019 South Park attempts to get back to episodic adventures in its twenty-first season. Yet while it's far less serialized than previous seasons, there are still a couple of ongoing story thread; such as Cartman's dysfunctional relationship with his girlfriend. And despite their pledge to avoid the low hanging fruit of Trump jokes, Trey Parker and Matt Stone can't help but to throw some shade his way. The sociopolitical satire continues to be smart and edgy, taking on victim culture, political correctness, and several pop-culture trends. However, they push the raunchiness a little far in a couple of episodes, and if one's not hip the current trends a lot of the humor will fall flat. Season 21 of South Park isn't that bad, but it's nowhere near the highs of the early seasons. Dann M Super Reviewer Jan 17, 2020 the last two episodes are pretty South Park, awesome Chloe L Dec 07, 2019 The last few seasons are utter garbage.I rarely laughed at any jokes nothing made sense,Cartman wasnt evil.Very bad! Maxim G Oct 06, 2019 South Park is still funnier and cleverer than Family Guy and The Simpsons with its sarcasm, wit and social commentary. You'd think with the ridiculousness of a Trump presidency, this type of subject matter would be right up South Park's street, however many of the Trump jokes aren't that funny. My favourite part of this season was Heidi's character transformation. I look forward to seeing more from Heidi in the following season. Aidan M Sep 24, 2019 Season 21 is a return to form for South Park after some average seasons where serialization and politics sadly took over but now with no continuity and a return to classic South Park where each new episode is their own original thing. A much needed change was finally made for the better. "White People Renovating Houses" while the took our jobs rednecks and Randy Marsh weren't as brilliant as they usually are Eric Cartman certaintly was. "Put It Down" Is a fantastic South Park episode with Craig and Eric Cartman being simply hilarious in this and the take on Americans‘ fear of a potential war with North Korea being excellent. "Holiday Special" is a weaker episode it does have some good Randy moments but overall it's rather weak. "Franchise Prequel" I felt was a real accurate depiction of Mark Zuckerberg and how he probably behaves in real life, but the kids aren't memorable in this except for professor Chaos who is actually succeeding at being evil. "Hummels & Heroin" Is another weaker one with that kid Marcus being really annoying, but it is nice to see Grandpa Marsh again and he's probably at his best since S1 Death here. "Sons a Witches" Is just another great and memorable episode with the fathers being absolutely hilarious in this episode and Heidi and Cartman both manage to amuse quite a bit. "Doubling Down" Has Eric Cartman being really great again, being really manipulative and racist that's how I like him best. "Moss Piglets" should have used Jimmy, Timmy and Nathan more as unlike handicar they are really great in this one, and so was Heidi transforming into the female version of Cartman to simply hysterical results, but the episode does fall apart in the second act unfortenately. "Super Hard PCness" is bad. Terrance and Phillip were ridiculously aged a lot and Kyle just acts so out of character what happened to him he used to be cool but now to be honest I don't even know why Stan is still best friends with him as he's always being so whiny about everything it's been going on since season 18 and I don't like it at all Kyle needs to go back to the boy he once was ending with the bombing of Canada was just so unnecessary. "Splatty Tomato" Is such a weak conclusion with nobody being great here and only two good scenes: The Chicago Bears Super Bowl Shuffle song playing and that everyone vomits about the thought of two co-workers being intimate with each other oh and the Heidi/Cartman break up I really hope they're through now as I want Cartman to be truly free and Heidi was holding him back and quite frankly was really annoying aswell she never was a good character. So In the end South Park Season 21 is a good season It definitely felt like an improvement over the previous couple of seasons with a funnier approach and less serialized storytelling it had great episodes like Put It Down and Sons a Witches but some bad ones aswell like Holiday Special, Super hard PCness and Splatty Tomato. So the season is far from great and I would only rank Seasons 18 and 20 below this but it is great to know that they got rid of the serialization so the only way to go from here is upwards. Best Episode: "Put It Down" Worst Episode: "Super Hard PCness" Yannick D Jan 01, 2019 This season has some interesting moments but overall is not worth more than one watch. Brett M Oct 16, 2018 Not the worst season, far from the best. Phillip S Aug 28, 2018 As a mad SP fan I have to say, It was better than Season 20. Sure about 4 of the episodes absolutely bombed for me but other than that SP is still holding it strong. The Season tried to dig back its roots and I can tell hey are half-way there. Taylor C Aug 23, 2018 maybe should have made season 20 there last I feel like south park is going down hill faster then myself man this show used to be mind-blowingly witty now it feels a lot more stale in parts then it used to I suggest watching the other south park seasons before this one as well because it has a lot of story building on past interactions of the shows and movies and they are so much funnier Robert L Jul 21, 2018 South Park always amazes me with their brilliance. In this season there are as always quite a few moments of pure genius - DNA&me commercial's "..Wassup Nigger ..I'm 13% victim.." ; Heidi not going out of the which's sack ; Cartman dressing Heidi and him as Hensel & Gretel to get the which to get Heidi ; Trump showing the which true power ; Netfix representative green-lighting everything; The unbelieving reaction to co-worker love... The list goes on. BUT.... the obviousness of the political views of the writers kind of spoils the originality and every time they go this way.. well.. the jokes are just not funny. The whites are dull, pursuing Trump is really boring, Zuckerberg too. Its when South Park sticks to Children acting as adults on children issues, and adults acting as children on adult issues, that the magical humor kicks in, and when they try to be too political it just becomes obvious. Still, I will probably always watch South Park for those pure genius moments that no one else thinks to say. 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