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Why South Park Is Leaving Max Sooner Than You Think
SlashFilmStory by staff@slashfilm.com (Ryan Scott)
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South Park's streaming rights get complicated as the show moves from Max to Paramount+ earlier than expected, shedding light on the messy world of TV distribution deals.
beat sheet
- South Park, the long-running adult animated series, is set to leave Max streaming platform in 2025, two years earlier than originally planned.
- The show's complex streaming rights are a reflection of the broader challenges facing the entertainment industry as platforms compete for top content.
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Max, Paramount+, South Park