South Park Quiz: Have These Celebs Ever Guest-Starred?

It's time to test your knowledge of South Park's guest stars over the show's 297 episodes.

by Andrew Pollard
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At 22 full seasons and counting, South Park is a pop culture phenomenon that doesn't look like slowing down any time soon.

Initially grabbing the attention for its controversial comedy and vulgar language, it soon become clear that South Park was far more than just a bunch of sweary kids and toilet humour; the series actually being littered with no-nonsense satire and social commentary.

Given the series' huge popularity over the past couple of decades, the Trey Parker and Matt Stone-created animated offering has been able to pull in some huge celebrity names to lend their dulcet tones to the show. Some of those famous names would voice themselves, while others would simply be voicing random characters created by the minds of Parker, Stone, and their team.

It's on these celebs, though, that we're going to test you. What we want to know is whether the celebrities we've got lined up for you here have ever voiced a character in South Park - and no, it doesn't matter if they weren't actually voicing themselves.

1. Has Bill Hader Ever Appeared In South Park?

Yes

No
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