Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman, and Kenny McKormick have all remained nine years old throughout the series (although Stan turned ten in the episode ‘You’re Getting Old’). With the time jump, this post-COVID special catches up with their lives as 49-year-old adults.

A burial for Kenny, serves as the reason for the kids reuniting in the episode. Kenny worked as a scientist on COVID-19 research before his death and death is cloaked in mystery, which is essential to the plot.

What Are They Doing In The Future

Stan is now an “online whiskey consultant” and he has a girlfriend named Alexa. He’s also moved to the city away from South Park, and lost touch with his family years ago.

Kyle, on the other hand, has never left South Park and is working on a “counselling internet start-up thing,” with the Broflovski family’s fate unknown. The return of Cartman, who has converted to Judaism and is now a Rabbi with his wife Yentl and three children, has particularly enraged him.

Southpark of course does some more mockery. South Park’s ridicule targets include: Aaron Rodgers, the overall unvaccinated population, and woke culture exist post-Covid, with the movement having progressed to the point where jokes no longer exist and no one can be offended.

Jimmy Valmer, who now works as a chat show host on ‘Late Night With Jimmy,’ is among the other personalities included. Mr. Garrison and Mr. Mackey are among the 600,000 residents of Shady Acres Retirement Community, where Stan’s father, Randy Marsh, lives.

Token has joined the South Park police force and helps tackle the mystery around Kenny’s death. Wendy Testaburger, Stan’s ex-girlfriend, has a husband called Darwin, Clyde Donovan is an anti-vaxxer, while Tweek and Craig have remained a couple all these years later. Scott Malkinson has also become a priest.

There is more to come. In August, Parker and Stone signed a new mega-deal that extends until 2027 and includes 14 exclusive Paramount+ projects, as well as the flagship series being renewed for a 30th season.