Top 10 Best South Park Running Gags
Kenny used to always die, every episode. And each time, Stan and Kyle would yell, "Oh my God! They killed Kenny! You Bastards!" Some people think the "You bastards" line is breaking the fourth wall and referring to the show's creators.
This is the most iconic and memorable gag in South Park. Every time Kenny died, Kyle and Stan would say this.
This is pretty much the best thing to say when you get very annoyed with someone. It's one of Eric Cartman's most popular quotes of all time.
This gag sees Leopold "Butters" Stotch get grounded by his dad, often for something insignificant or that was not poor Butters' fault.
When Chef was a regular character on the show, the kids would often turn to him for advice. He would often start singing them a song, especially if the advice was about women.
This actually made the first few seasons of South Park more funny and enjoyable to watch. I really like it when Chef sings.
At the end of many South Park episodes, one of the boys gives a speech about what life lesson he has learned throughout the episode.
Randy Marsh having substance abuse problems is something that occurs often on the show. It gets the character in trouble.
This running gag only happened during the first few seasons of South Park. It would see Kyle kick his baby brother Ike and send him flying.
The show portrays Canadians in a humorous manner. This is easy to notice by the different way in which Canadian characters are drawn.
The way the Canadians are designed in the show is just really hilarious. Also, the way they talk is really funny.
Cartman often starts singing funny and ridiculous songs at different times during the show. It almost feels like watching a musical.
Some of his songs are really hilarious, like that time in the amusement park where he sang about minorities. It was freaking hilarious!
Well, he does seem to hate Jews a lot.
Butters is often the butt of the joke on South Park. Cartman is usually behind it with some sort of mean prank.
This gag was more prevalent in the earlier seasons. It involves Wendy talking to Stan, and Stan being so nervous because of his attraction to Wendy, which causes him to vomit.
The Visitors made many appearances in the earlier seasons of South Park. They could often be spotted randomly in many episodes, similarly to Where's Wally.
The old farmer is an old man who occasionally advises South Park citizens on their problems. He is based on the character Jud Crandall from the film Pet Sematary.
Stan, Kyle, and Kenny often make fun of Cartman for being overweight. This is one of the most recurring gags on the show.
