At San Diego Comic-Con this weekend, South Park celebrated its upcoming 20th season by debuting a new logo, resembling a Super Bowl logo, hosting a South Park 20 experience for all 4 days of the Con, and releasing a hilarious “We’ve Been There” video.

Watch the “We’ve Been There” video and some photos from the Con here below.

Last year during E3 a surprise sequel to the fantastic 2014 game South Park: The Stick of Truth was announced. Not only was the sequel, titled South Park: The Fractured but Whole, present at E3 2016, but it was one of the highlights of the convention so far.

South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone were both on hand once again to talk about the game and share some goodies. In addition to a new trailer, the first gameplay footage was also on display and, as you might have expected, it all looks magnificent. It’s also very much not safe for workplace viewing or when the kiddies are around, so keep that in mind before heading below to dive into the hilarity.

In addition to the announcement that Sherlock and The Hobbit star Benedict Cumberbatch would be voicing the Grinch in a new animated take on How the Grinch Stole Christmas from the makers of Minions and the upcoming Secret Life of Pets, Illumination Entertainment also covered the trilogy-maker in the franchise that put them on the map, Despicable Me, during their CinemaCon presentation.

Despicable Me 3 is scheduled to be released on June 30, 2017, just a handful of months before the release of the above mentioned new take on The Grinch. But it’s a very interesting casting announcement that’s grabbing the headlines. Trey Parker, who co-created South Park with Matt Stone and provides the voices for many of the hit animated show’s characters such as Eric Cartman and Stan Marsh, is set to voice the third installment’s villain.

South Park: The Stick of Truth was one of my favorite games of last year. A game that allowed you to spend hours and hours inside the world of South Park you’ve spent so much time watching on TV.

That game had a long development process, with South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone heavily involved in its creation. But it didn’t sound like we’d be getting another game like it because of the rocky road that was traveled in making it. Thankfully that’s not the case. Kicking off Ubisoft’s E3 2015 presentation, an announcement trailer for a sequel to Stick of Truth titled South Park: The Fractured but Whole was shown.

You can watch the announcement trailer below.

Any fan of The Simpsons or South Park knows that the top names involved with those shows voice a whole lot of the characters that exist in those animated universes.

But do you know exactly how many characters these actors voice? A pair of new images give you a name and every character they voice on the show, and some might surprise you. With The Simpsons, just a handful of actors voice over 100 characters. On South Park, four actors voice over 80 characters, with Trey Parker and Matt Stone doing 55 themselves.

You can see who voices who below!