List of other South Park residents

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This page is a list of residents in South Park. This does not include family members, school staff, the children, occasional characters or minor characters.

1 Dr. Alphonse Mephisto and Kevin
2 Dr. Doctor
3 Mayor McDaniels
4 Mr. Slave
5 Ned Gerblansky
6 Officer Barbrady
7 Priest Maxi
8 Sergeant Louis Yates
9 Tuong Lu Kim (City Wok Guy)

[edit] Dr. Alphonse Mephisto and Kevin

Main article: Dr. Mephisto

Dr. Alphonse Mephisto is a stereotyped mad scientist, who specialises in genetic engineering and, like Frankenstein, proceeds to create strange creatures without stopping to consider whether he should. Dr. Mephisto is based on Marlon Brando's character in the 1996 movie version of "The Island of Dr. Moreau". He may also be compared with Richard Attenborough, who plays the park owner who messes with nature from the trilogy of Jurassic Park films. He is also the father of Terrance who once competed against Kyle in a science fair project. There are rumors that the Mephisto character is based on UCLA microbiology professor Roger Bohman who teaches a popular course on AIDS awareness at the school.

[edit] Dr. Doctor

Main article: Dr. Doctor

Dr. Doctor, the only (and incredibly superstitious) doctor in South Park and at Hells Pass Hospital (another doctor was seen in Pink Eye, but presumably didn't survive the events of that episode), often treats the kids of South Park after bullying. In his diagnosis, he often uses the kids' slang terms to describe their injuries such as "second-degree titty twister" (See List of school pranks).

[edit] Mayor McDaniels

Main article: Mayor McDaniels

Mayor McDaniels is the mayor of South Park. Even though she is a Princeton University graduate, she is a largely incompetent politician and is mostly interested in getting good publicity for herself. Her two sycophantic aides usually tell her what to do.

The mayor often openly opines that she hates South Park and considers the people who live in it to be a collection of "brain-dead hicks". She hates Barbrady as well, but is largely stuck with him; however, it is implied that they have had some secret, rather unusual liasions together (in Pinkeye and Summer Sucks). It is sometimes implied that she is a closet lesbian.

In several episodes such as Volcano (South Park episode), Weight Gain 4000, and many others, You can hear "Mr. Mayor" being said to Mayor McDaniels. In Weight Gain 4000, Chef gets on stage to sing a song and says "Thank you Mr. Mayor" very clearly. In Volcano, Chef says "But you see Mr. Mayor, you can't stop serving Salsbury Steak in our public schools."

[edit] Mr. Slave

Main article: Mr. Slave

Mr. Slave is the former gay lover and sex slave of teacher Mr(s). Garrison. Mr. Slave was first introduced as a replacement for Mr. Garrison's beloved hand-puppet Mr. Hat, in an attempt by Mr. Garrison to get fired for being homosexual ("The Death Camp of Tolerance"). In the episode Follow That Egg!, Mr. Slave and Big Gay Al get married, to the frustration of Mrs. Garrison. Mr. Slave is often heard saying his trademark line, "Oh, Jesus Christ," as a response to events he has witnessed or as a general commentary on a particular situation. In the Episode Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset Mr. Slave out-whores Paris Hilton and then admonishes the town's parents for allowing their daughters to idolize her.

[edit] Ned Gerblansky

Main article: Ned Gerblansky

Ned Gerblansky and his best friend Jimbo Kern represent South Park's large population of stereotypical "hicks". They are obsessed with large trucks, beer, guns, explosions, and killing animals. They detest "liberals" and circumvent anti-hunting laws by yelling "it's coming right for us!" before shooting any animal, thereby justifying the kill as self defense and later, after a court ruling, shooting the animals so as to "thin out their numbers".

Jimbo and Ned met while in the Vietnam War, where Jimbo was a helicopter pilot. During the war, Ned lost his right arm when a hand grenade exploded in his hand. Ned also lost his formerly mellifluous voice due to cancer, apparently caused by cigarette smoking, and is forced to speak with an electronic voicebox. Despite the fact that Ned lost one of his arms, he can still wield two-handed weapons, such as a flamethrower, and even an M249 SAW in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut.

[edit] Officer Barbrady

Main article: Officer Barbrady

Until the seventh season, Officer Barbrady was the town's only police officer. Since then, the South Park police force has expanded to include other officers, such as Sergeant Yates and Policeman Brown. The police force motto on his squad car is, "To Patronize and Annoy". He is generally incompetent and stupid, not noticing even when Pip shoots a plunger in his head.

[edit] Priest Maxi

Main article: Priest Maxi

Priest Maxi (also known as Father Maxi) is a Catholic priest who serves as the mouthpiece for South Park's Christian community. He is a narrow-minded and intolerant man who is convinced most people are going to be damned to Hell, often for trivial offenses. In one episode he bluntly claimed that Timmy would go to Hell, since Timmy cannot confess his sins, as he cannot speak anything fluently. Although he is supposed to be celibate, he has had sexual relationships with both men and women. But he is the only non-pedophile catholic priest in south park(and possibly the universe). His name can be considered an example of paronomasia found throughout the series as it is literally Maxi Priest in reverse.

[edit] Sergeant Louis Yates

Main article: Sergeant Yates

Sgt. Lou Yates is an inept Irish-American police officer who first appeared in the 7th season episode "Lil' Crime Stoppers," although he was only shown as a background character. He had his first speaking role in "Christian Rock Hard," where he showed the boys what happens to musicians when people download music for free from the Internet.

[edit] Tuong Lu Kim (City Wok Guy)

Main article: Tuong Lu Kim

Tuong Lu Kim runs City Wok, a Chinese restaurant, which is apparently the only one of its kind in South Park. The restaurant first appeared in episode #602: Jared Has Aides. He is married to a Chinese woman named Wing, fashioned after and played by the singer; she was smuggled into the country by the Chinese Mafia. He dislikes "Mongorians." He is very talented at building walls.