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The 23rd season of ‘South Park’ finished as the top-rated comedy on cable for the seventh consecutive year. But that's only the tip of the iceberg in terms of just how much the show was watched in 2019.
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00:00Ah, isn't this nice, you guys?
00:02Clean, fresh air, soothing sounds,
00:04just us boys in Star Trek ascendancy.
00:07The 23rd season of South Park finished
00:08as the top-rated comedy on cable
00:10for the seventh consecutive year.
00:12And according to Comedy Central,
00:13viewers watched a staggering 30 billion minutes
00:16of the long-running series on Linear TV in 2019.
00:19That figure, which includes first-run episodes
00:21and repeats, jumped by 36% over 2018,
00:25and is the equivalent of more than 57,000 years.
00:29Wow.
00:30You gotta help me.
00:32With what?
00:33With my baby girl.
00:34She's everything to me, bro.
00:35And that doesn't even include streaming.
00:37The Viacom CBS network says season 23,
00:40which wrapped December 11th,
00:41drove 113 million views on digital and social platforms,
00:46up 53% from season 22.
00:48Hi, we're Crimson Dawn,
00:50and this is a song I wrote about
00:53living out in the country on a farm.
00:55For season 23, South Park averaged
00:571.4 million viewers per episode,
00:59including three days of delayed viewing.
01:01The 30 billion minutes of viewing this year
01:03on Comedy Central likely put South Park
01:05in the upper echelons of viewing.
01:07In 2018, Netflix users watched
01:0832.6 billion minutes of Friends,
01:11and 52 billion minutes of The Office.
01:13For more on this story, head to THR.com.
01:15Until next time, for The Hollywood Reporter News,
01:17I'm Tiffany Taylor.
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