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What is the best South Park season of all time?

By YPB Team1 vote

From the crudely brilliant debut to era-defining serialized experiments, every season brought new ways to skewer modern life. Which one defined the show for you?

  1. Season 5 (2001) — ranked #11
    Season 5 (2001)
    One of the all-time greatest animated comedy seasons, featuring 'Scott Tenorman Must Die' and 'Cartmanland'.
    1000pts
  2. Season 9 (2005) — ranked #22
    Season 9 (2005)
    Sharp writing delivers classics like 'Trapped in the Closet' and 'Best Friends Forever'.
    667pts
  3. Season 8 (2004) — ranked #33
    Season 8 (2004)
    A diverse, inventive season featuring 'AWESOM-O' and 'Good Times with Weapons'.
    333pts
  4. Season 10 (2006) — ranked #44
    Season 10 (2006)
    Widely regarded as the show's peak, featuring 'Make Love, Not Warcraft' and the two-part 'Go God Go'.
    0pts
  5. Season 7 (2003) — ranked #55
    Season 7 (2003)
    Masterful character-driven comedy at its finest, highlighted by the beloved 'Casa Bonita' episode.
    0pts
  6. Season 11 (2007) — ranked #66
    Season 11 (2007)
    Features the acclaimed Imaginationland trilogy and sharp social satire throughout.
    0pts
  7. Season 17 (2013) — ranked #77
    Season 17 (2013)
    The Black Friday trilogy and savage gaming console commentary made this one of the most quotable runs.
    0pts
  8. Season 14 (2010) — ranked #88
    Season 14 (2010)
    Includes the Coon superhero trilogy and fan-favorite standalone episodes throughout.
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  9. Season 18 (2014) — ranked #99
    Season 18 (2014)
    The show's first fully serialized season, satirizing social media and corporate sponsorship with fresh storytelling.
    0pts
  10. Season 12 (2008) — ranked #1010
    Season 12 (2008)
    Features the hilarious 'Canada on Strike' and several other standout satirical episodes.
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  11. Season 19 (2015) — ranked #1111
    Season 19 (2015)
    The fully serialized PC Principal arc delivered one of the show's most cohesive and satirically biting stories.

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