Tonight’s the night. “South Park” season 29 is back for episode 3 on Wednesday, Oct. 14 at 10 p.m. Eastern.
The new episode, titled “You Like That on Your Face,” will focus on Kyle and his younger brother Ike as the season’s ongoing “South America” storyline continues.
If you’re looking for a cable-free streaming option to watch “South Park” tonight, you’re in luck. There’s more than one way to watch episode 3 live and on demand, including free trials from services that carry Comedy Central.
‘South Park’ free streaming deals available now
Philo
Philo is one of the cheapest ways to watch Comedy Central live. The service carries more than 70 channels, includes unlimited DVR storage and offers a 7-day free trial for eligible new subscribers. After the trial period, plans start at just $25 per month. Philo lets you both watch “South Park” live or record it for later viewing.
DIRECTV
DIRECTV offers Comedy Central through its streaming television packages and is promoting a 5-day free trial for new subscribers. The Entertainment Package starts at $59.99 for the first three months (then $89.99 monthly) and includes national entertainment, news, and sports networks as well as unlimited cloud DVR features. Subscribers can watch live television on multiple compatible devices and access on-demand content through the DIRECTV app.
Fubo
Fubo also carries Comedy Central and offers a free trial of up to 5 days for new customers. The service starts at $63.99 for the first month (then $88.99 monthly) and includes sports coverage along with major entertainment networks. Fubo’s cloud DVR features and streaming accessibility make it another option for fans wanting to watch “South Park” live or on demand without cable.
What is episode 3 about?
Episode 3 is titled ”You Like That on Your Face” according to South Park Studios. It’s set to center on Kyle as he tries to prevent Ike from becoming “cringe” while a new phenomenon involving “aura battles” spreads throughout the show’s ongoing “South America” storyline.
Expect to see Kyle’s attempts to navigate the latest youth trend while dealing with the increasingly absurd consequences of the season’s “South America” background narrative. The episode marks one of the first major Kyle-and-Ike-centered stories in recent seasons.
What has happened in season 29 so far?
Season 29 premiered Sept. 16 with ”South American Biker Gangs,” which introduced viewers to the season’s “South America” concept while placing the focus back on Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny. The episode continued the series’ tradition of combining current-event satire with the everyday chaos surrounding the show’s core characters.
The second episode, “Billionaire Weenietown,” aired Sept. 30 and focused heavily on Butters. Fans witnessed Butters’ increasing frustration with billionaire-backed data centers being built in residential areas. The story satirized artificial intelligence infrastructure, tech culture, and the growing influence of ultra-wealthy tech leaders.
