South Park-ian

English

Adjective

South Park-ian (comparative more South Park-ian, superlative most South Park-ian)

1. Alternative form of South Parkian.
   • 1999 January 14, Steve Boxer, “Go to the park for quality anarchy”, in The Daily Telegraph, number 44,657, page 14, column 2:

     The game is split into six segments, each several stages long, with different storylines bound loosely together by a typically South Park-ian story about the impending arrival of a Bad Luck Comet.

   • 1999 April 21, Steve Hall, “With less censoring, is there less sensitivity?”, in The Indianapolis Star, page E7:

     As Entertainment Weekly noted in an article titled Death of the Sitcom, the line was unfunny — just the kind of “base, South Park-ian vulgarity that plays to endless swells of canned laughter,” and is all too common on network TV now.

   • 2000 April, Chuck Osborn, “South Park Rally”, in PC Accelerator, number 20, page 82:

     Power-ups are appropriately South Park-ian in their lunacy (my favorite is Frida the Hooker who gives fellow racers a screen-blemishing case of herpes, the dildo homing missile, and an anal probe that makes opponents sing instead of race).

   • 2001 July 21, Saturday Night (National Post), page 42:

     In each spot, the animal succumbs to a different South Park-ian fate.

   • 2023, Ben Mitchell, Independent Animation: Developing, Producing and Distributing Your Animated Films, 2nd edition, CRC Press, →ISBN:

     If it was a dark, South Park-ian lampoon of social propaganda, it didn’t work due to the misjudged style choice and incompetent animation.