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{{italic title}} {{Television infobox
|name              = ''South Park''
|image             = [[File:SouthParkHD.png|225px]]
|caption           = Title screen from ''South Park''.
|genre             = Comedy
|format            = Animation
|created by        = {{w|Trey Parker}}<br>{{w|Matt Stone}}
|developed by      = {{w|Brian Graden}}
|origin            = [[United States of America]]
|first appear      = 
|producer          = {{w|Trey Parker}}<br>{{w|Matt Stone}}<br>Anne Garefino
|runtime           = 22 minutes
|company           =
|channel           = [[Comedy Central]]
|wikipedia         = South Park
}}
'''''South Park''''' is an animated comedy series that airs on [[Comedy Central]].  Debuting in [[1997]], the show is noted for its dark humor, crude language, and topical content, and has garnered many awards and nominations including the [[Emmy Award]] for ''Outstanding Animated Program''.  This page will list all the references between ''[[Futurama]]'' and ''South Park''.

== ''South Park'' in ''Futurama'' ==
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**[[Eric Cartman's head]] is seen in the [[Head Museum]] when [[Lars Fillmore]] and [[Turanga Leela|Leela]] are walking through it.

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**[[Fry]], as he's walking out on the ceremony where he receives the [http://theinfosphere.org/Near-Death_Wish#Act_I:_.22Let.27s_boldly_go_where_we.27ve_gone_before..22<i>Deliver Boy of the Year</i>] award, yells back to the event "...and the fishsticks were limp!", possibly a reference to ''South Park's'' "{{w|Fishsticks (South_Park)|Fishsticks}}", aired 2009. Were the writers of "[[Near-Death Wish]]" to claim otherwise may play into a particular sub-plot of that ''South Park'' episode.

== ''Futurama'' in ''South Park'' ==
[[File:Cartman.jpg|left|thumb|[[Eric Cartman's head]] in the upper right hand corner.]]
* In the episode "{{w|Go God Go}}" (aired 1 November, 2006), {{w|Eric Cartman|Cartman}} is stuck in the snow and is buried by an avalanche and is defrosted 500 years later. Although not an explicit reference to ''Futurama'', there is brief reference to cryogenics, and the name of the city "New New Hampshire" is familiar to other names of cities used in ''Futurama'', like "New New York".

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