South Park - Awards

South Park (1997– )

Primetime Emmy Awards 2018

Nominee
Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Animated Program
Trey Parker (executive producer/directed by)
Matt Stone (executive producer)
Anne Garefino (executive producer)
Frank C. Agnone II (executive producer)
Eric Stough (producer)
Adrien Beard (producer)
Bruce Howell (producer)
Vernon Chatman (producer)
Jack Shih (animation producer)
Jenny Yu (director of animation)

For episode "Put It Down"

Primetime Emmy Awards 2017

Nominee
Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Animated Program
Trey Parker (executive producer/directed by)
Matt Stone (executive producer)
Anne Garefino (executive producer)
Frank C. Agnone II (executive producer)
Eric Stough (producer)
Bruce Howell (producer)
Adrien Beard (producer)
Vernon Chatman (producer)
Bill Hader (producer)
Jack Shih (animation producer)
Jenny Yu (director of animation)

For episode: "Member Berries"

Primetime Emmy Awards 2016

Nominee Primetime Emmy	Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance Trey Parker Comedy Central For playing: "PC Principal and "Cartman". For episode: "Stunning and Brave".
	Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance Matt Stone Comedy Central For playing: "Craig Tucker, Tweek, Thomas Tucker". For episode: "Tweek x Craig".
	Outstanding Animated Program Trey Parker (executive producer/directed by) Matt Stone (executive producer) Anne Garefino (executive producer) Frank C. Agnone II (executive producer) Vernon Chatman (producer) Eric Stough (producer) Adrien Beard (producer) Bruce Howell (producer) Jack Shih (animation producer) Jenny Yu (director of animation) Comedy Central For episode: "You're Not Yelping ".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2015

Nominee
Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Animated Program
Trey Parker (executive producer/directed by)
Matt Stone (executive producer)
Anne Garefino (executive producer)
Frank C. Agnone II (executive producer)
Eric Stough (producer)
Bruce Howell (producer)
Adrien Beard (producer)
Vernon Chatman (producer)
Bill Hader (producer)
Jack Shih (animation producer)
Jenny Yu (director of animation)

For episode "Freemium Isn't Free"

Primetime Emmy Awards 2014

Nominee
Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Animated Program
Trey Parker (executive producer/written by/directed by)
Matt Stone (executive producer)
Anne Garefino (executive producer)
Frank C. Agnone II (executive producer)
Eric Stough (producer)
Bruce Howell (producer)
Adrien Beard (producer)
Vernon Chatman (producer)
Bill Hader (producer)
Jack Shih (director of animation)
Jenny Yu (director of animation)
Comedy Central

For episode: "Black Friday".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2013

Winner
Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Animated Program
Trey Parker (executive producer/written by/directed by)
Matt Stone (executive producer)
Anne Garefino (executive producer)
Frank C. Agnone II (supervising producer)
Eric Stough (producer)
Bruce Howell (producer)
Adrien Beard (producer)
Vernon Chatman (producer)
Jack Shih (director of animation)
Jenny Yu (director of animation)

For episode: "Raising the Bar".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2011

Nominee
Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Animated Program
Trey Parker (executive producer/writer/director)
Matt Stone (executive producer)
Anne Garefino (executive producer)
Frank C. Agnone II (supervising producer)
Eric Stough (producer)
Bruce Howell (producer)
Adrien Beard (producer)
Vernon Chatman (producer)
Bill Hader (producer)
Ryan Quincy (animation producer)
Jack Shih (director of animation)
Jenny Yu (director of animation)

For episode "Crack Baby Athletic Association."

Primetime Emmy Awards 2010

Nominee
Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Animated Program
Trey Parker (executive producer/writer/director)
Matt Stone (executive producer)
Anne Garefino (executive producer)
Frank C. Agnone II (supervising producer)
Eric Stough (producer)
Bruce Howell (producer)
Adrien Beard (producer)
Vernon Chatman (producer)
Erica Rivinoja (producer)
Ryan Quincy (animation producer)
Jack Shih (director of animation)
Jenny Yu (director of animation)
Comedy Central

For episode "200/201".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2009

Winner
Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)
Trey Parker (executive producer/writer/director)
Matt Stone (executive producer)
Anne Garefino (executive producer)
Frank C. Agnone II (supervising producer)
Eric Stough (producer)
Adrien Beard (producer)
Bruce Howell (producer)
Erica Rivinoja (producer)
Vernon Chatman (producer)
Bill Hader (producer)
Ryan Quincy (director of animation)

For episode "Margaritaville".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2008

Winner
Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour or More)
Trey Parker (executive producer/written by/directed by)
Matt Stone (executive producer)
Anne Garefino (executive producer)
Frank C. Agnone II (supervising producer)
Kyle McCulloch (producer)
Eric Stough (producer)
Bruce Howell (producer)
Adrien Beard (producer)
Vernon Chatman (producer)
Erica Rivinoja (producer)
Pam Brady (producer)
Ryan Quincy (director of animation)

For episode "Imaginationland".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2007

Winner
Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)
Trey Parker (executive producer/directed by/written by)
Matt Stone (executive producer)
Anne Garefino (executive producer)
Frank C. Agnone II (supervising producer)
Kyle McCulloch (producer)
Eric Stough (director of animation)

For episode "Make Love, Not Warcraft".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2006

Nominee
Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)
Trey Parker (executive producer/director/written by)
Matt Stone (executive producer)
Anne Garefino (executive producer)
Frank C. Agnone II (producer)
Eric Stough (director of animation)

For episode "Trapped In The Closet".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2005

Winner
Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)
Trey Parker (executive producer/directed by/written by)
Matt Stone (executive producer)
Anne Garefino (executive producer)
Jennifer Howell (supervising producer)
Frank C. Agnone II (producer)
Eric Stough (director of animation)

For episode "Best Friends Forever".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2004

Nominee
Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)
Trey Parker (executive producer/written by/directed by)
Matt Stone (executive producer)
Anne Garefino (executive producer)
Frank C. Agnone II (producer)
Jennifer Howell (supervising producer)
Eric Stough (director of animation)

For episode "Christmas In Canada".

Primetime Emmy Awards 2002

Nominee
Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)
Anne Garefino (executive producer)
Trey Parker (executive producer/director/writer)
Matt Stone (executive producer)
Deborah Liebling (executive producer)
Frank C. Agnone II (supervising producer)
Eric Stough (animation director)
David R. Goodman (writer)
Kyle McCulloch (writer)
Nancy M. Pimental (writer)
Erica Rivinoja (writer)

For episode "Osama Bin Laden Has Farty Pants"

Primetime Emmy Awards 2000

Nominee
Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour or Less)
Anne Garefino (executive producer)
Deborah Liebling (executive producer)
Matt Stone (executive producer)
Trey Parker (executive producer/writer/director)
Frank C. Agnone II (supervising producer)
Eric Stough (animation director)

For episode "Chinpoko Mon".

Primetime Emmy Awards 1998

Nominee
Primetime Emmy

Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming One Hour or Less)
Anne Garefino (executive producer)
Deborah Liebling (executive producer)
Trey Parker (executive producer/writer/director)
Matt Stone (executive producer/writer)
Pam Brady (creative producer)
Frank C. Agnone II (supervising producer)
Brian Graden (executive producer)
Eric Stough (animation director)

For episode "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride".

AFI Awards, USA 2007

Winner
AFI Award

TV Program of the Year

SOUTH PARK holds a mirror up to American society, then smashes it and demands audiences take ... More

SOUTH PARK holds a mirror up to American society, then smashes it and demands audiences take another look. Sweet and simple on the surface, the show remains the most subversive comedy on television as creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone continue to slaughter sacred cows into the show's 10th season. SOUTH PARK's achievement is more than just pushing boundaries; it's an insightful comment on America, told with equal parts philosophy and flatulence.

American Comedy Awards, USA 2001

Nominee
American Comedy Award

Funniest Television Series - Animated

Annie Awards 2013

Winner Annie	Writing in an Animated Television or Other Broadcast Venue Production Trey Parker For episode "Jewpacabra"
Nominee Annie	Best General Audience Animated Television Production For episode "Raising the Bar"

Annie Awards 1998

Nominee
Annie

Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Primetime or Late Night Television Program

Austin Film Festival 2001

Winner
Sitcom Primetime Teleplay Competition Award

Behind the Voice Actors Awards 2015

Nominee
BTVA Television Voice Acting Award

Best Female Lead Vocal Performance in a Television Series - Comedy/Musical
April Stewart

As the voice of "Sharon Marsh".

Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards 2019

Nominee
Critics Choice Award

Best Animation Series

CableACE Awards 1997

Winner
CableACE

Animated Programming Special or Series
Brian Graden (executive producer)
Trey Parker (executive producer)
Matt Stone (executive producer)
Anne Garefino (producer)
Pam Brady (consulting producer)

Critics Choice Television Awards 2016

Nominee
Critics' Choice TV Award

Best Animated Series

Critics Choice Television Awards 2016

Nominee
Critics' Choice TV Award

Best Animated Series

Critics Choice Television Awards 2015

Nominee
Critics' Choice TV Award

Best Animated Series

Environmental Media Awards, USA 1997

Nominee
EMA Award

Television Episodic Comedy

For "Volcano"

GLAAD Media Awards 1998

Nominee
GLAAD Media Award

Outstanding TV - Individual Episode

For episode "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride".