South Park: I don’t know why, but I kind of want to start watching this show again

As weird and random as this probably sounds, hearing Linkara (Lewis Lovhaug) make a joke about the production of South Park episodes in his History of Power Rangers video for Power Rangers Samurai and Power Rangers Super Samurai, has gotten me interested in watching my South Park DVDs again. I bought the first four seasons of South Park on DVD years ago, and yet I only watched a few episodes way back when I originally bought them and haven’t watched them since then. Honestly, South Park is an incredibly ridiculous and stupid show, and yet I still kind of like it for some odd reason.

South Park Renewed For Three More Seasons-TVLine

Good news for South Park fans is bad news for serial kill victim Kenny: Comedy Central has renewed the show for three more seasons.


The pickup ensures that Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s lewd toon will remain in original episodes through 2016.

“The collective genius of Matt and Trey knows no bounds,” said Comedy Central prez Michele Ganeless in a statement. ”Week after week and season after season they continue to surprise and delight South Park fans, and that includes all of us here at Comedy Central. We’re thrilled that the adventures of Stan, Kyle, Kenny and Cartman will continue through 2016.”

“Comedy Central has been our home for 15 years and we love working there,” added Parker and Stone. “South Park is a blast and we can’t wait to make more.”

This article was written by Michael Ausiello.

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American Horror Story and Psych Ratings-TVLine

The Harmon family’s American Horror Story isn’t scaring anyone away. Quite the contrary.

FX’s freshman drama on Wednesday night hit a series high in the coveted 18-49 demo, gaining 12 percent week-to-week to score a 2.0 rating.


Opposite CSI and SVU repeats amongst network fare, AHS total viewership was also up (to 3 million), giving the frightfest its largest audience since the premiere. The show also notched an all-time high in the 25-54 demo, and thanks to a Twilight lead-in had a slightly higher-skewing female audience (55% vs the usual 52%).

Time slot rival Psych, meanwhile, also sank its teeth into significant gains, surging 32 percent in total viewership to deliver 3.3 million. Psych was also up 13 and 24 percent in the 18-49 and 25-54 demos, respectively.

One final Wednesday cable nugget: Comedy Central’s comedy combo of South Park and Nick Swardson’s Pretend Time also enjoyed a bump, up 16 percent in the 18-49 demo (from a 1.3 to 1.5).

This article was written by Matt Webb Mitovich.

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