South Park Season 29 Confirms Release Date & Schedule With First Look
South Park is coming back for new episodes this September, and has already confirmed its new release schedule
comicbook.comHere’s the latest on South Park Season 29 premiere.
Key update
- Season 29 is confirmed to premiere on Comedy Central on Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at 10:00 PM ET/PT, with new episodes releasing weekly on Wednesdays and streaming on Paramount+ the following day in many regions [sources indicate September 16 premiere and weekly schedule]. [citation: entertainment outlets reporting the official date and schedule]
What to expect
- The show will continue its pattern of week-by-week production, with Parker and Stone continuing to write episodes close to air and address contemporary topics as they arise. This season is part of the multi-year deal for new episodes with Paramount, aiming to deliver a slate of episodes across the year. [citation: multiple trade outlets discussing the production approach and deal terms]
Episode count and schedule
- Early reports suggest Season 29 may have a limited number of episodes initially (around six announced or confirmed at some outlets), but the broader deal with Paramount typically covers more episodes, with the plan to release around ten per year. An official final episode count for Season 29 may be clarified closer to air. [citation: entertainment coverage noting initial episode count and ongoing deal terms]
How to watch
- TV: New episodes air on Comedy Central at 10 PM ET/PT in the U.S. [citation: scheduling announcements]
- Streaming: Paramount+ offers next-day availability in multiple regions; check local listings for exact availability in your country. [citation: distribution notes]
Additional context
- The show’s creators have previously mentioned a focus on topical satire and pushing “new taboos,” which commonly informs the season’s content and pacing. [citation: interviews and coverage from entertainment outlets]
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