South Park Is America’s Favorite Adult Animated Sitcom According To Google

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A new study has examined America’s favorite adult animated sitcoms, with South Park crowned as the top show that is the most searched. Google Keyword Planner was used to find the combined number of monthly searches for seven search variations, which included ‘watch [sitcom],’ ‘where to watch [sitcom],’ and ‘how to stream [sitcom].’

The results tell a major story. For starters, the animated sitcoms all have had at least four seasons or more, are available to stream on various networks, and are still among the most searched series regardless if they were animated or not.

 

10) BoJack Horseman

Courtesy: Netflix

Average Number of Google Searches Per Month: 8,297

Network: Netflix

9) Regular Show

Average Number of Google Searches Per Month: 9,254

Network: Cartoon Network

8) The Boondocks

Average Number of Google Searches Per Month: 10,908

Network: Adult Swim

7) American Dad

The Smith Family on a poster for American Dad

Average Number of Google Searches Per Month: 11,166

Network: TBS

6) King of the Hill

Average Number of Google Searches Per Month: 11,733

Network: Hulu

5) Futurama

Futurama Season 12 Cast

Average Number of Google Searches Per Month: 15,400

Network: Hulu

4) Bob’s Burgers

Bob's Burgers
Courtesy: FOX

Average Number of Google Searches Per Month: 18,025

Network: FOX

3) The Simpsons

Courtesy: FOX

Average Number of Google Searches Per Month: 23,046

Network: FOX

2) Family Guy

Courtesy: FOX

Average Number of Google Searches Per Month: 35,111

Network: FOX

1) South Park

Average Number of Google Searches Per Month: 63,533

Network: Comedy Central

South Park ranks fourth, with 63,533 monthly Google searches. The animated sitcom was the most popular in states like Colorado and Nevada and was the third most popular in 19 other states. First airing back in 1997, the show is known for its divisive humor and social commentary, which earned it a committed and loyal fanbase.

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