Overview
- Paramount+ lost its international streaming license on June 30 and has since removed all South Park episodes from its service worldwide, including U.S. accounts.
- The 27th season’s premiere was pushed back two weeks to July 23 as contract negotiations faltered during the merger approval process.
- Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s Park County entity sent a legal demand to Skydance’s incoming president, accusing him of interfering in their licensing talks.
- Fans have vowed to cancel Paramount+ subscriptions and are sharing tips for accessing past episodes through HBO Max, digital purchases and ad-supported services.
- Selective specials remain on Paramount+, while linear Comedy Central broadcasts, Pluto TV and standalone purchases offer fragmentary access.