South Park Archives is a FANDOM TV Community. https://southpark.fandom.com/wiki/Disclaimer?oldid=414092. The South Park title sequence is the film segment that opens the show. The last episode of the season "Cartman's Mom Is a Dirty Slut" was released on the South Park, Volume 4 on December 14, 1999. It references the facts such as the show using real life events and people as well as fictional. It references the facts such as the show using real-life events and people as well as fictional. The disclaimer was later redesigned into a smarter format that is used today. Generally, it starts with the disclaimer, lasts 30 - 40 seconds, and always has the theme song over the top. This is the current version of the disclaimer. The disclaimer is also used in the video games, although slightly tweaked. About “South Park Theme” Primus introduces viewers to the quiet little white-bread redneck mountain town, with lead singer Les Claypool even appearing in the opening during the first four seasons. So far, the titles have undergone four major overhauls, although there are always minor tweaks made to them every season. "The Pandemic Special" opens with a modified disclaimer with the words "its content" replaced with "COVID-19".

South Park Season 8 (Episodes 1-7) Theme Song Intro - YouTube South Park – The Complete First Season was originally released by Warner Home Video as a three-disc region 1 DVD box set in the U.S. on … Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. The satirical disclaimer for South Park appears at the start of most episodes just before the title sequence. The game South Park: Phone Destroyer features the disclaimer to warn players that the game is not available for everyone as the game uses in-app purchases that costs real money. The format of the disclaimer has been tweaked slightly over the past few years. It was composed and performed by PRIMUS, featuring the band's lead singer, Les Claypool.

It was designed in a different manner for the first two seasons along with half of the third. The satirical disclaimer for South Park appears at the start of most episodes just before the title sequence.

Season Four's "Pip" did not feature the disclaimer, the movie South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, and the game South Park: The Stick of Truth did not feature the disclaimer either. The disclaimer is an in-joke to the program. The disclaimer is an in-joke to the program. The "South Park Theme" song plays at the beginning of most South Park episodes.