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Where to Watch South Park Season 27 and See Why Everyone's Talking About It
Season 27 is off to a wild, headline-making start — from presidential parodies to government clapbacks, South Park is louder than ever in 2025
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South Park is back in the news and demanding relevancy in 2025 — and for good reason. It started off with an incredibly controversial first few episodes that are making headlines just about everywhere The series kicked off its 27th season (yep, it's really been that many) on Wednesday, July 23 on Comedy Central. This time around, it's slated for 10 episodes total, airing weekly at 10 p.m. ET/PT. You can catch the show live on a number of live streaming services like Hulu + Live TV and DIRECTV STREAM, but also streaming the next day on Paramount+.
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Paramount+To keep it short and sweet, the series is making waves covering the current presidency and the White House initially wasn't too excited about it. After the first episode in Season 27 pictured Donald Trump laying in bed with Satan chatting over Jeffrey Epstein, the White House said that the series "hasn't been relevant for over 20 years." And that's how the season started.
Now, as a number of episodes remain to air, the series is catching people's attention again. We do not know what is going to happen, but with a constant back and forth in real time, we're kind of excited to stay tuned. Drama unfolding in real life? Because of a cartoon? It's time to grab your popcorn.
Learn where to watch South Park Season 27 and learn what all the hype is about.
How to Watch South Park Season 27 on Paramount+
If you don't mind catching episodes the day after they go live, South Park Season 27 episodes (along with every other episode in the series) is available for streaming on Paramount+. Paramount+ starts at $7.99/month and has tons of content to choose from. New subscribers can also get seven days of use for free in the beginning.
Paramount+ is also available through Prime Video, starting at the same price. If you don't have Prime Video, the platform starts at $8.99/month solo and $14.99/month or $139/year with Amazon Prime.
How to Watch South Park Season 27 on DIRECTV STREAM
To catch South Park live as new episodes drop, DIRECTV STREAM is a solid choice. Plans start at $79.99/month, but right now there's a $30 discount on your first month — bringing it down to just $49.99/month. With this deal, you'll also get HBO Max, Cinemax, Paramount+ with Premium, and STARZ free for your first three months.
Alternatively, you can opt for the MyEntertainment plan for $34.99/month, which includes Disney+, Hulu, and HBO Max at no extra cost.
How to Watch South Park Season 27 on Hulu + Live TV
Hulu + Live TV also carries Comedy Central if you want to watch the series live. This one costs $82.99/month, has over 95 channels, unlimited DVR, and comes with Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN+.
How to Watch South Park Season 27 on Fubo
Fubo is great for sports lovers, but it's also excellent for entertainment watchers. Fubo has Comedy Central in all of its plans. Plans start at $84.99/month but often have deals on the first month. ESPN+ and DVR are both included as well as 230+ channels.
How to Watch South Park Season 27 on Sling TV
Comedy Central is available on all of Sling TV's plans, including its most affordable, the Orange Plan. Plans start at $45.99/month, but all are half off for the first month.
How to Watch South Park Season 27 on Philo
Philo costs $28/month, easily being one of the most affordable live streaming services on the planet. Here, you get over 70 channels and unlimited DVR, and it includes Comedy Central.
How to Watch South Park Season 27 from anywhere with a VPN
Can't access Comedy Central while you're away? A VPN can help you tune in to South Park Season 27 from just about anywhere. Whether you're traveling abroad or dealing with location-based restrictions, a good VPN makes it feel like you never left home. ExpressVPN is a top pick for fast, buffer-free streaming, while Private Internet Access is a great option if you're looking to save. NordVPN offers a solid middle ground with easy setup and consistent performance. No matter where you are, your South Park fix is just a secure connection away.
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