Eric Cartman is an iconic character from South Park. He stars in some of the show's best episodes like "Casa Bonita" and ...

Before Eric Cartman was Eric Cartman, he was called Kenny (as seen in the 1992 short film Jesus vs. Frosty) or, simply, the Fat Kid. He didn’t get his name until January 1995, during a Super Bowl ...

Cartman always had a mean streak in South Park, but he was never truly evil until he tangled with Scott Tenorman.

South Park's second season is charming in its simplicity, with few episodes that are anything less that purely enjoyable.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. On Wednesday, hours after Trey Parker and Matt Stone signed a $1.5 billion, 50-episode deal with Paramount, the 27th season ...

Over the last few days, a musician on TikTok has been performing acoustic covers of rock songs using the unmistakable voice of the South Park character Eric Cartman to give the tunes a comedic twist.

We’ve seen the Jon Stewart version and the Jason Sudeikis version. Last night, Fox News star host Glenn Beck got the Eric Cartman treatment. The South Park team took on the Beck phenomenon – complete ...

On last night’s episode of South Park, Stan was diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome, and Cartman wanted to get in on that action. Misinterpreting it as “Ass Burger Syndrome,” Cartman cooks up some ...

Eric Cartman is the backbone of South Park’s humor. He is annoying, egotistical, spoilt, maniacal and most of all he revels at the misery of others. Despite being primarily a caricature, a lot of his ...

Viewers can head on down to South Park today for its new streaming event Joining the Panderverse on Paramount+ and to celebrate the release, the streamer unveiled a first look clip that gives a small ...

The post Cartman Gets Introduced to Ozempic in First Trailer for South Park: The End of Obesity: Watch appeared first on Consequence. As its title suggests, The End of Obesity sees the residents of ...

Stupid kids imitating the stupid things they see on TV is, alas, hardly a new phenomenon (see also: Beavis and Butthead, MTV’s Jackass, etc). Last week, it happened again when a group of kids in Los ...