8.5/1046 votes#1 - Pinkeye
Season 1 Episode 7 - Aired 10/29/1997
The first Halloween episode starts off with the failure of the Mir Space Station, which crashes right on Kenny. An ambulance comes and takes his body off to the morgue. The boys start to brag about their Halloween costumes. At the morgue, a freak accident involving a bottle of Worcestershire sauce occurs, and next thing you know Kenny is a member of the undead. Kenny breaks free and wanders off into the night.
Director: Matt Stone
Writer: Trey Parker
8.3/1041 votes#2 - Spontaneous Combustion
Season 3 Episode 2 - Aired 4/14/1999
Kenny spontaneously combusts. The mayor asks Randy Marsh to find a solution. The boys try to help Kyle's dad to get an erection. One way they think they can help is by performing the Stations of the Cross at church crucifying Cartman and waiting three days for his res-erection. Randy Marsh figures out the reason everyone is combusting is because they are withholding their farts.
Director: Matt Stone
Writer: Trey Parker
8.0/1046 votes#3 - Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo
Season 1 Episode 9 - Aired 12/17/1997
South Park Elementary is on stage rehearsing for the schools play. Kyle begins to sing a song about Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo. Of course, no one has any idea what the heck he's singing about. Kyle explains that Mr. Hankey comes every year to all the good boys and girls who have a lot of fiber in their diet. Everyone thinks he's insane and he gets sent to a mental institute.
Director: Matt Stone
Writer: Trey Parker
7.9/1049 votes#4 - Volcano
Season 1 Episode 2 - Aired 8/20/1997
The boys get together with Stan's Uncle Jimbo and Jimbo's war-buddy Ned for a hunting trip in the nearby mountains. After Cartman's mom makes sure her "little" boy is safe and sound (much to Cartman's dismay) the group heads off for adventure. As they drive away from the town, Jimbo explains the "finer" points of hunting.
Director: Matt Stone
Writer: Trey Parker
7.8/1049 votes#5 - Death
Season 1 Episode 6 - Aired 9/17/1997
"Happy Birthday" to Stan's Grandpa Marsh who just turned 102. How does the wizened Mr. Marsh feel about his birthday? He sums it up in five words; "I wish I were dead" and proceeds trying to end his life enlisting Stan to do it for him. However, Stan is aware of a very important thing if he kills his grandfather, he'd be in trouble, and if he's in trouble he can't watch Terrance and Phillip.
Director: Matt Stone
Writer: Trey Parker
7.4/1050 votes#6 - Weight Gain 4000
Season 1 Episode 3 - Aired 8/27/1997
Mr. Garrison starts the day off with a special announcement; one of South Park's own has won a national essay contest. Everyone is shocked to learn that the winner is Cartman, who doesn't even remember what he wrote about.
Director: Matt Stone
Writer: Matt Stone
7.1/1020 votes#7 - Cupid Ye
Season 26 Episode 1 - Aired 2/8/2023
Cartman is jealous of the friendship that’s developed between Kyle and Tolkien and decides to do something about it.
Director: Matt Stone
Writer: Matt Stone
6.6/1038 votes#8 - Jakovasaurs
Season 3 Episode 4 - Aired 6/16/1999
The boys discover a live prehistoric Jakovasaur while camping on Stark's Pond. The government and the citizens of South Park are interested in trying to help keep this endangered species alive, until they all realize how annoying the Jakovasaurs really are. The only one who really enjoys them is Cartman. The boys try distracting him while the town tries to send the Jakovasaurs to France.
Director: Matt Stone
Writer: Trey Parker
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"Pinkeye" is the best rated episode directed by Matt Stone. It scored 8.457/10 based on 46 votes. It was written by Trey Parker. It aired on 10/29/1997 and is rated 0.2 points higher than their second-best episode, "Spontaneous Combustion".