Real-life dog killer/horrendous human being Kristi Noem is shown graphically shooting and killing many cute dogs and puppies during the entire episode.
Kenny Dies: Stan unfortunately does not make it to the hospital before Kenny passes and is heartbroken to learn that his final words were him asking where he was
Not sure about any other instances, but in the episode "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride", he has an animal sanctuary specifically for gay animals that had been abandoned by people.
Yes, multiple. Kenny's parents abuse alcohol and are frequently dangerously drunk. Butters parents abuse him, and his grandma also abuses him, forcing him to eat soap and punching him for no reason. Randy moves his family to a weed farm in the tegridy farms "arc".
Most of the parents on the show are pretty awful to various degrees but Butters' are the most egregious. Lots of violence towards children and child sexual abuse throughout the series as well.
In "The Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers" the kids are trying to return a movie to the movie store, and Butters stalks them (a parody of Lord of the Rings)
It doesn't actually happen, but Steven Stotch takes his belt off with the intention of hitting Butters with it. Could be triggering since Butters is visibly scared and Steven is yelling. (The way he does it implies that it's happened before)
in “the smug” some kids from san francisco take acid and offer some shots to ike and kyle, which they accept. in “guitar queer-o” there’s a video game that contains images of doing drugs with a syringe.
A chicken is graphically stabbed and killed for a TikTok Labubu Ritualistic Sacrifice.
Toward the end of the episode, a second chicken is killed, off-screen this time, for another demonic sacrifice.
The action is not shown on-screen, but the aftermath is-- in Paris Hilton's scrapbook, multiple pets are shown to have committed various acts of suicide. There is at least one cat among them. (also in a more realistic art style than usual.)
Some instances, a few of the more infamous ones being in Season 11’s “The China Problem” where Indiana Jones is raped onscreen three times as a joke. One of these scenes recreates the rape scene from Boys Don’t Cry, a biopic about the real rape and murder of a trans man.
In "Cripple Fight", the new leader of the scouts threatens the boys not to tell anyone about the child pornography he produced of them by smashing his hand (inside a puppet) repeatedly with a hammer. This leaves blood on the table.
Ike is kidnapped by his kindergarten teacher for reasons that fall under a different category, however he does get returned to his parents by the end of the episode
The old woman with the pie problem dies during a re-enactment scene, but not in the actual show canon. It is a gruesome and bloody scene involving decapitation and dismemberment of a corpse.
People at/near the meth lab and strip club also die during shootings/fires/blowups.
Jimmy Valmer and Timmy Burch are played by Trey Parker. It's a pretty good performance and not intended to be offensive towards disabled people, but I can understand people being annoyed at it.
Mentioned multiple times in S14 E1 "Sexual Healing" and S17 E2 "Informative Murder Porn". S14 E14 "Creme Fraiche" and S15 E7 "You're Getting Old" have plotlines that are metaphores for cheating, but don't say it explicitly. S16 E10 "Insecurity": The men of the town believe that their wives are having affairs (due to a misunderstanding, not actually true but they spend the entire episode thinking this). S18 E9 "#REHASH": Sharon sleeps with Tupac while married to Randy. S19 E8 "Sponsored Content": Sharon accuses Randy of cheating. S20 E10 "The End of Serialization as we know it": Craig's mom finds out that her husband has been having affairs.
There’s an episode where cartman pretends to have physic abilities to solve a murder mystery. Towards the end of the episode, cartman is kidnapped by the murderer. It shows him tied to a chair and forced to look at photos the murderer took at famous landmarks. He is rescued at the end of the episode though
The four main boys are seen naked in a shower in “Lil Crime Stoppers” though it is not at all sexualised and no genitalia is shown.
Clyde is briefly seen in a shower in “Marjorine” but like with Lil Crime Stoppers it isn’t sexualised.
The death killed Kenny and then Stans grandpa was trying to get killed too, but then his grandpas ghost, (Stans great great great grandpa) told him that is not his time then he was geting out with death and Kenny
Cartman gets Scott tenormans parents killed (not shown on screen, if it is its really brief) and made into chili which scott ends up eating. Not much gore, only a finger is pulled out the chili.
season 1
ep 1 (Cartman Gets an Anal Probe) 8:41 and 1:58 and 2:03 and 3:15 and 20:23 all these timestamps are when Wendy is talking to Stan (a common joke in the series)
ep 7 (Pink eye) 20:30 Wendy talks to Stan
Ep 11 (tom's rinoplasty) 2:26 and 2:36 and 4:58 and 5:36 and 6:00 and 8:15 to 8:20 and 9:46 and 3:49 and 7:44. This is surely the episode with the most v* scene. Each time it's when the professor talks to Stan and once it's Mr. Garisson who v* after his operation
Ep 13 (Cartman's mom is a durty slurt) 5:56 a drunk man v* and 9:31 another drunk man v*
season 2
Ep 2 (Cartman's Mom Is Still a Dirty Slut) 13:25 Stan v* during the operation and 20:43 (SPOILER) Mephesto announces that Liane is hermafrodite and everyone in the room v*
Ep 9 (chef's chocolate salty balls) 4:39 Stan is disgusted by a scene from "Brokeback Mountain" and 4:49 Wendy talks to Stan
Ep 17 (gnomes) 6:48 Cartman v* after drinking too much coffee and 7:14 he v* a second time
Ep 18 (prehistoric ice man) 2:28 Stan v* when trying to save Kyle from a cave
Season 3
ep 12 (korn's groovy pirate ghost mystery) 19:49 to 19:55 the dog v* the corpse of Kyle's grandmother
Ep 14 (The red badge of gayness) 4:42 a drunken man v* and 7:40 Jimbo v* and 12:03 a drunken man v*
Ep 16 (Are You There God? It's Me, Jesus) 15:00 Kenny v* blood
season 4
Ep 6 (Cartman joins nambla) 4:13 Stuart v* after Kenny kicks him in the balls and 10:58 to 11:12 Stuart v* after drinking a glass full of medicine and 12:57 to 13:11 Stuart v* after doing a ride at a funfair
Ep 7 (cherokee hair tampons) 7:18 Kyle v* when he's s*ck
Ep 12 (fourth grade) 6:37 Chief v*
Ep 13 (trapper keeper) 12:54 the s*ck child v* his lung and 20:13 the monster (which is actually Cartman) v*
Ep 15 (fat camp) 5:52 to 6:25 Kenny v* after eating a manatee kidney
season 5
Ep 1 (it hits the fan) 4:48 and 7:16 and 11:53 and 21:34. Throughout the episode, a virus develops after overusing the word
"shit" and one of the symptoms is v* of the intestines.
ep 4 (scott tenorman must die) 20:38 Scott Tenorman v*
ep 9 (Osama bin Laden Has Farty Pants) 9:43 stewart v* after smelling cartman farts
Ep 11 (the entity) 18:49 Kyle's cousin v* on the plane. Audio only.
season 6
Ep 1 (Jared has haires) 6:42 and 6:47 and 7:04 Butters tries to eat while extremely full
Ep 8 (Red Hot Catholic Love) 7:45 and 10:39 and 17:14 and 17:27 and 19:52 and 20:36 throughout the episode. The characters eat by the ass and shit by the mouth (Yes you read that right) It's not really v* but it looks like it and therefore it can trigger
Ep 14 (the death camp of tolerance) 21:08 Mr Slave v* Lemmiwinks
Season 7
Ep 3 (toilet papers) 12:30 the cashier v*
Ep 13 (butt out) 3:57 Stan v* after smoking
Season 8
Ep 3 (the passion of the jew) 4:05 Kyle v* when he watches "the passion of the christ"
Ep 6 (the jeffersons) 13:19 Harrsion Yates v* when he realizes that mr Jefferson is not black (parody of some cops who want to put innocent black people in jail just for their skin color)
Ep 12 (Stupid Spoiled Whore Video playset) 1:23 & 1:48 & 3:05 & 8:30 & 8:33 Paris Hilton v*
season 9
Ep 2 (die hippie die) 10:01 Randy (in hippie) v*
Ep 14 (bloody Mary) 3:46 Randy (drunk) v* during a alcohol test
Season 10
Ep 5 (a million little fibers) 17:17 ophra's asshole v* and ophra's vagina v* after (yes you read that right)
Ep 7 (tsst) 19:28 Cartman v* black liquid
ep 10 (Miss Teacher Bangs a boy) 19:20 a man v* after being sprayed with tear gas by Cartman
Season 11
Ep 6 (D-YKES !) 12:42 mrs Garisson kicks a man in the balls and he v*
ep 13 (guitar queer-o) 16:09 Stan v* after playing too much "heroin héro" (metaphor for heroin)
ep 14 (the list) 21:43 Wendy talks to Stan
season 12
Ep 3 (major boobage) 10:35 Kenny v* after getting off the trip
ep 6 (over logging) 17:42 to 18:01 Randy watches porn where girls v* in their mouths (audio only)
Ep 8 (the Chinna probrem) 5:44 Kyle saw Indiana Jones being raped (metaphor)
Ep 9 (breast cancer show ever) 9:08 Cartman v* his panties
Ep 12 (about last night...) 4:45 and 16:20 and 16:36 many person are drunk while celebrating Obama victory
Ep 14 (the ungoundable) 14:02 Butters v* in Cartman's room when he thinks back to the taste of blood (which is actually tomato juice)
Season 13
Ep 5 (fishstick) 4:14 a man laughs so much he v*
Ep 12 (the F word) 8:13 one of the motorcycle rider v* when he realizes that Cartman shit on his motorcycle
Season 14
Ep 2 (the tale of Scrootie Mcboogerballs) 4:31 to 4:50 and 5:28 to 6:39 and 9:02 to 9:08 and 9:19 to 9:44 and 11:18 and 12:26 to 12:46 and 12:57 to 13:35 and 14:55. The episode with the most v* scene: the 4 main characters have written a book so vulgar that every time someone reads it, they v*
Ep 5 (200) 2:44 Paris Hilton v*
Ep 7 (crippled summer) 4:59 towelie v* at summer camp
season 15
Ep 7 (your getting old) 9:42 to 9:58 and 17:14 to 17:21 and 18:01 to 18:09 and 21:33 throughout the episode Stan to hallucinations of people who spits shit. Not v* but it looks a lot like it
Ep 8 (ass burger) 5:36 to 5:49 Stan is drunk and v* and 2:35 the president duck spits shit (as in the previous episode) and 3:59 Stan is drunk and v*
ep 12 (1%) 7:32 Cartman v* when he sees Clyde the frog tied to the tree
Season 16
Ep 4 (jewpacabra) 18:20 two children v* blood
Ep 6 (I should never gone ziplined) 16:57 Kyle v*. This scene is much more triggering than the others because it is not in animation but in live-action. For the first time in the show, there is a scene with real actors and during this scene there is a vomiting scene so it is as triggering as a normal vomiting scene in a movie
Ep 14: (Obama wins !) 13:03 the return of the shit-spitting duck president
Season 17 and 18 are safe
season 19
ep 1 (stunning and brave) 16:48 to 16:51 Randy v* when he is hungover
ep 5 (safe space) 16:06 Butters v* as he sorts through Courtney Love's comments
Season 20
Ep 5 (douche and a Dansih) 7:06 BB v*.
Ep 7 (oh jeez) 0:39 a drunk man v* when he leaves the community center. and 7:53 Cathlyn Jenner v* member-berries juice and 6:09 to 6:15 Randy v* memeber-berries juice
season 21
ep 5 (humelle and heroine) 1:30 the mascot v* and 8:36 the policeman v* during the autopsy
Ep 10 (splatty tomatoes) 16:10 to 16:15 and 16:28 to 16:49 all the characters realize that principal PC and vice principal stroung woman are having sex and 18:49 Sharron v* on Randy when he what they saw
Season 22
Ep 5 (the scoots) 18:42 Stan v* because he ate too much candy. It's hard to know if he v* or if he spits
season 23
Ep 8 (turd burglars) 1:03 and 9:14 and 3:22 and 4:02 and 4:14 and 4:18 to 4:27. Lots of v* in this episode
A lot. Bass to mouth comes to mind, as the whole episode focuses around crapping pants, but there are so many examples. If this triggers you south park might not be a good watch
There's LOTS of fart jokes/farts. Terrance and Phillip (one of the shows inside South Park) is mainly about farts/fart jokes.
There's an entire episode about farts and queefs as well.
Multiple instances, the Mrs Garrison episodes that go out of their way to portray trans people as gross, unnatural and predatory, the episode where Cartman pretends to be transgender to use the girls bathroom, and the episode where the muscular bearded Heather Swanson is depicted violently assaulting women and winning at athletics contests, South Park has done a tremendous amount of damage with its derogatory portrayals of trans people, and while the later jokes aren't as gratuitous and gross-out as the earlier ones; they still largely contributed to the prevailing negative stereotypes and rhetoric used to denigrate trans people today
Scenes that come into my mind include the Heroin Hero video game in the episode “Guitar Queer-o”, a scene or two involving syringes in “Up the Down Steroid” and the episode “SHOTS!!!!!” (the title alone says it all)
In "The New Terrance and Phillip Movie Trailer", there is a gag where Stan's older sister reportedly had just started her period and tells him and his friends that she'll let them watch a specific TV show if they bring her tampons. Butters is sent to get her tampons but forgets about bringing them to her, leading to a scene where Stan opens the door to the house and the boys are washed away with a torrent of blood.
In the episode "city sushi" we can see Lu Kim have multiple personality disorder , and again lu Kim, in his psychiatrist alter misdiagnoses butters causing him to get scared of himself, destroying all his "game outfits (sheriff, doctor...)"
Tweek has anxiety, and in the episode 'Le Petit Tourette' there are alot of characters with tourette's syndrome. There are also handicapped characters with mental disabilities. Kyle occasionally shows signs of OCD, and Stan is diagnosed (potentially incorrectly) with depression. Episode 'Timmy 2000' has an entire class full of students get misdiagnosed with ADHD. Cartman definitely has something going on mentally, though it's never confirmed. Can't think of any others at the moment but I'm sure there are many more.
There is an episode called "Ass Burgers" which is about anti vaxxers and mental health. As an autistic person I enjoyed it, and I love how the episode was mocking the name of Hans Asperger, who was a nazi and bad person. It was hilarious to me, and since one of the south park creators is jewish I think they have every right to mock a nazi.
In episode "Ass Burgers", it's stated that Asperger's Syndrome (a form of autism) isn't real. Stan was also falsely diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome in the same episode, though it was probably just depression.
Not a regular thing in the show itself but the "Pandemic" episodes have lots of very shaky cam scenes, so if it's something that makes you uncomfortable I'd recommand not watching them
Laura (Craig's Mom) is being watched by Cartman, Butters and Kenny with a drone while undressing.
(There's probably more examples of someone being watched, but this is the one that first came up in my head.)
Kenny's mom has given birth at the end of "Cartman Joins NAMBLA" and goes into labor at the end of "C**n vs C**n and Friends." A porcupine gives birth in "Woodland Christmas Critters."
Kenny, miscarry in the custom competition, (Wendy won with her custom of Chewbacca)
Stan, Cartman loose too, in another Halloween Custom competetion, (Wendy won too with her custom of Chewbacca)
People say the F slur in the episode "It Hits the Fan", but most of it gets bleeped. Mr. Garrison, a gay character, doesn't get bleeped, and for some odd reason, Jimbo doesn't get bleeped either.
R****d and its variants get thrown around a lot and one episode has a disabled character defend his right to say it. Same with "cr*ppled." Though there are disabled characters who exist outside of being jokes like Jimmy and Nathan, a lot of jokes are made at their expense. Generally a lot of casual ableism that's to be expected if you know how South Park operates.
Much of the humor revolves around intentional misrepresentation. In the majority of episodes with stereotypes, it could be seen as "equal opportunity offensive" (although YMMV on even that since the show is written by cis straight white men). However, I’m not going to pretend like that’s always the case, the Trans Garrison arc has very transphobic messaging as does more or less every episode about trans people. There has been misrepresentation of native South Americans, etc. There are almost certainly more instances I don't remember.
Many of these jokes are directed towards Cartman, and a recurring theme is him getting upset about being called fat, instead claiming that he's "big boned". There's even an episode ("T.M.I.") where a counselor seems to be intentionally trying to anger him by mentioning his weight.
"Mr. Garrison's Fancy New V****a" portrays transitioning as an impulse or a trend. The character does realize they weren't actually a trans woman several seasons later, but is misgendered in several episodes while they are presenting as a woman. A similar situation happens in "The Cissy" where Cartman pretend to be a trans girl to use the bathroom, but again it's hard to say because Cartman isn't actually trans, but the language used to discredit him might still upset some people.
"Board Girls" has a trans woman character (or a man pretending to be a trans woman, it's never made quite clear) who is very masculine and many characters refer to her as "him" but quickly correct themselves. However, she is still essentially a caricature used to poke fun at the issue of trans women in sports.
Other episodes misgender characters who aren't trans, such as Cartman calling Kyle a girl in "Super Hard PC-ness."
In "The Tooth Fairy Tats 2000", Kyle has a running gag where he's pondering existentialism (and fades out of reality towards the end of it) after being told that both the "tooth fairy" and Santa aren't real.
No, except for in "Grounded Vindaloop", when after only 4 cards of credits, there's an extra live action scene of a child playing Butters running into the room and saying "Fellas, I'm not grounded anymore!"
one sad ending is that a kid died of cancer, or someone ate his own parents without knowing, is funny how cartman is laughing of that, but being serious is sad :v
A truck runs over Kenny in "Best Friends Forever. "Put It Down" has several very gory scenes of children being run over. There's more occasions across the series.
Yes, this is basically the theme of the episode "Grey Dawn," mocking how old people are terrible drivers. An ongoing gag in the later seasons shows Caitlyn Jenner hitting pedestrians. A few episodes where this happens are "Where My Country Gone?" and "Sponsored Content." In "Put It Down" many people run over children with their cars, if this counts as a car crash.