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Trey Parker

Appearances: 2Shows: 2Latest: May 18, 2026

Latest appearance: May 18, 2026 on Jimmy Kimmel Live! →

Trey Parker is a writer, director, and voice actor best known for co-creating the animated series South Park. He is also recognized for his work on the musical comedy film Team America: World Police and the Broadway show The Book of Mormon.

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Jimmy Kimmel Live! (1)
May 22, 2026RerunOriginally aired May 18, 2026
Trey Parker & Matt Stone on 28 Seasons of South Park, Political Humor on the Show & Trump’s Penis
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Trey Parker & Matt Stone on 28 Seasons of South Park, Political Humor on the Show & Trump’s Penis
Trey Parker and Matt Stone discuss sustaining South Park through 28 seasons by keeping its original creative team and still making episodes themselves. They explain how the show responds to politics without becoming trapped by it, revisit their portrayals of Donald Trump and joke about the anatomical detail that accompanied the character.
The Late Show With Stephen Colbert (1)
Mar 27, 2026RerunOriginally aired Mar 16, 2026
Trey Parker reflects on Stephen Sondheim’s encouragement, the Mormon Church’s unexpectedly friendly reaction and developing The Book of Mormon with Matt Stone and Robert Lopez, while announcing the musical’s 15th-anniversary Broadway celebration.
"They Were Super Nice About It" - How the Mormon Church Reacted To "The Book of Mormon"
Interview
"They Were Super Nice About It" - How the Mormon Church Reacted To "The Book of Mormon"
Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Robert Lopez celebrate 15 years of The Book of Mormon, recalling Stephen Sondheim’s encouragement, an offended audience member’s dramatic exit and the Mormon Church’s good-humored Playbill ad. They also explain the late creation of “I Believe” and announce Magical Mormon Mystery Week on Broadway.
There Would Be No "Avenue Q" Without You Guys - Robert Lopez To Trey Parker And Matt Stone
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There Would Be No "Avenue Q" Without You Guys - Robert Lopez To Trey Parker And Matt Stone
Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Robert Lopez trace the creative path to The Book of Mormon, from their childhood fascination with funny songs to the mutual influence connecting South Park and Avenue Q. Lopez credits Parker and Stone’s work with inspiring Avenue Q, while the collaborators recall discovering their shared idea for a Mormon musical.

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