Top 10 South Park Christmas Episodes Ranked Worst to Best

When watched just for the holidays, this episode feels out of place. Many established story lines throughout the season crescendo during this episode. Instead of the holidays being relevant, the plot revolves around consumerism, a bike parade, and Jeff Bezos.

This episode also is affected by multiple story lines needing further explanation to have the jokes fully make sense. It has a wholesome message about saving the living room and is riddled with celebrity appearances, but not as memorable as a holiday episode.

After too many drunk driving accidents around the holidays Santa Clause somehow outlaws alcohol throughout South Park. With everyone desperate for a buzz, Randy and Towlie start delivering marijuana to South Park from ‘Tegridy Farms.’ Randy keeps coming up with various hilarious loopholes and an overall analogue for legalizing drugs.

7) It’s Christmas in Canada – Season Seven (2003)

Christmas in Canada is a parody of The Wizard of Oz. It’s a Christmas adventure for the four boys, as they travel throughout Canada to rescue Kyle’s adapted brother, Ike, who was taken to Canada by his biological parents.

This is a musical compilation episode consisting of eleven original songs and parody versions of holiday favorites. Enjoy the musical genius of Trey Parker and Matt Stone over a decade before they created the Broadway hit The Book of Mormon.

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A classic South Park episode with Cartman’s extended family, a fake mall Mr. Hankey, and criminal Charles Manson join the boys on this Christmas adventure. A fun look at the earlier comedy style of South Park.

4) A Very Crappy Christmas – Season Four (2000)

A storybook-esque episode told with a narrator about Stan helping a group of woodland critters. I won’t say much to avoid spoiling the story, but there are quite a few twists in this hilarious holiday episode. One of the funniest episodes of the series.

This episode introduces us to Mr. Hankey, a talking piece of poo that has been a South Park icon ever since. This episode also has a great message about being proud of who you are. Considering how raunchy South Park is, it is a glimpse into a softer side of what this who can be. Let’s all take a lesson from Mr. Hankey this holiday season and say, “Ah heck with it. Let’s sing and dance and bake cookies.”