Archive · 23 Jul 2025
South Park Creators Ink New Deals for Streaming Rights
South Park creators, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, made a big deal with Paramount.
They agreed to make South Park episodes for another five years.
Paramount+ will now stream all the old and new episodes, making it the only place to watch worldwide.
This new deal includes a lot of money, about 1.5 billion dollars!
It settles issues from the past, so everyone can watch South Park on TV and online without problems.
The show is staying on Comedy Central too, so everyone can keep enjoying the hilarious adventures.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone signed a new five-year deal with Paramount Global.
South Park Digital Studios entered a five-year license deal with Paramount+ for $1.5 billion.
Paramount+ becomes the global streaming home for South Park, including all past and new episodes.
The new deals cover 50 new episodes over five seasons, maintaining the show on Comedy Central.
The deal resolves previous contractual disputes and negotiations regarding streaming rights.
- Who
- Trey Parker and Matt Stone, creators of South Park, and Paramount Global.
- What
- Trey Parker and Matt Stone signed new deals for South Park, including a streaming deal with Paramount+.
- When
- The deal was made recently, with Season 27 premiering shortly after.
- Where
- The show will be available on Paramount+ globally and on Comedy Central.
- Why
- To secure the future of South Park with streaming rights and new episodes.
Creators' Perspective
Paramount's Perspective
Contract Length
Creators' Perspective
Initially sought a longer contract.
Paramount's Perspective
Negotiated the final streaming deal.
- Deal Partners
- Trey Parker & Matt Stone, Paramount Global
- Deal Length
- 5 years
- New Episodes
- 50
- Streaming Home
- Paramount+
- Deal Value
- $1.5 billion (approximate)
- Show Debut
- August 13, 1997