South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have signed a $1.5 billion, five-year deal with Paramount+, securing 50 new episodes and exclusive global streaming rights to the show’s entire archive. The agreement follows months of tense negotiations, legal threats, and a delayed Season 27 premiere. Initially proposing a $3 billion extension, the creators faced resistance amid Paramount’s merger with Skydance. Their production company, Park County, will receive half of streaming revenue. Season 27 debuted July 23 with a Trump parody, proving the show’s irreverence remains intact. The deal positions Paramount+ as a major player in the streaming wars


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