Sharon Marsh (née Kimble or Kern, previously Carol) is Stan and Shelley Marsh's mother, as well as Randy Marsh's wife. She first appeared in the Season One episode, "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig".
Background[]
In South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, it is revealed that Sharon is the receptionist at Tom's Rhinoplasty.
Sharon was portrayed in earlier seasons as a loving but stern suburban mother. She wanted to protect Stan from the 'dirty' language and vulgar humor of his favorite cartoon, Terrance and Phillip, in "Death" and South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut. In "Spookyfish", she was so protective that she buried the bodies of people she thought Stan had killed, in order to prevent Stan from being charged with murder. In actuality, it was his new pet goldfish that murdered the people, to which Sharon felt regretful for not realizing in the first place. She was also unofficially in charge of the movement against Chinpokomon dolls in "Chinpokomon". However, she has often been caught up in fads around town, such as holistic medicine in "Cherokee Hair Tampons" and atheism in "Red Hot Catholic Love".
During the episodes in which she was voiced by April Stewart, Sharon had become the sane half of her marriage. She serves as a foil to the craziness that surrounds her; craziness is often caused by her husband, Randy. In "The Losing Edge", she was embarrassed by Randy getting drunk and starting fights at Stan's little league games. This was lost on Randy, who imagined her cheering him on in his big fight against the Bat Dad. In "With Apologies to Jesse Jackson", she is noticeably upset and disappointed in the car ride home after Randy says the N-word on Wheel of Fortune. In the Pandemic story arc, she gets repeatedly angry at Randy for videotaping the guinea pig attacks.
Sharon is named after Trey Parker's mother, Sharon Parker. Sharon was referred to her as "Carol" in the Season One episode, "Death", however, many characters had different names when they were first introduced. Sharon Parker, unlike Mrs. Marsh, is an insurance broker while Mrs. Parker is an insurance saleswoman.
In the episode "You're Getting Old", she reveals she has been unhappy with her marriage and could not fake it anymore, claiming her life feels like the same ridiculous shit every week, and as a result divorces her husband and moves with her son and daughter to a new home while Randy moves away from himself.
Criminal Record[]
- Corpse Concealment: In "Spookyfish" she hides all the people (including Kenny and her aunt Flo) killed by Stan's fish in her garden so as not to have her son taken to jail (believing it was him).
- False Imprisonment: In "Spookyfish" she holds Officer Barbrady captive in her basement after he learns about the dead bodies.
- Arson: In "Something Wall-Mart This Way Comes", she burns down a Wall-Mart and Jim's Drugs.
Appearance[]
Sharon in her nightgown.
Sharon's outfit slightly resembles that of Stan's, except with a few slight variations. She wears a brown sweater with red frilly ruffles on the cuffs and the collar, and dark blue jeans. Her hair is brown and seems to be slightly wavy. In early seasons, she is seen with brown eyebrows rarely. At night, she wears a creamy-white, knee-length nightgown with pink lining at the hem and neck, and two orange-yellow flowers embroidered on the chest. As seen in "Stanley's Cup", Sharon had a much longer hair during Stan's early childhood.
Some characters find her attractive, especially for her cleavage. This is first made evident in "Lil' Crime Stoppers". Butters, asked by the boys to provide a semen sample for a case, is unable to produce one throughout the episode. At the end of the episode, he was finally able to produce one after he imagined Sharon's breasts. Later, in "Pre-School", The 6th Graders agree to protect the boys from Trent Boyett in exchange for a photo of Sharon's breasts, telling Stan, "Your mom has the hottest boobs!" Because of the way women in South Park were traditionally animated at the series' start, Sharon's breasts or cleavage cannot be seen by the audience unless she is in nothing but a brassiere or a swimsuit.
Sharon in her formal brown dress
For special occasions, she wears a brown dress with red trimming on top or a black dress, a pearl necklace, and gold earrings.
It is heavily implied in many scenes in the Marsh family's living room that Sharon is farsighted, as whenever she is reading or doing finances, she is seen wearing reading glasses.
In "Whale Whores", Sharon can be seen wearing a blue bathing suit at the Denver Aquarium. It is unknown if the suit is a one or two-piece suit, as it is hidden by a life vest.
In "Something You Can Do with Your Finger", when Randy leaves to be in a boy band, he says bye to a girl, presumably his girlfriend, who looks incredibly like a younger Sharon with longer hair.
Future Stan, in the episode "My Future Self n' Me", mentions that Sharon has a scar on her left knee, which is leftover from a time when she slipped in a swimming pool.
According to Teresa in "It's a Jersey Thing", she has a large chin, however, Teresa is heavily implied to be exaggerating her claim.
Sharon in her pink gown
In "Ass Burgers", Sharon wears a pink robe in the morning when making Stan his breakfast.
In the future timeline set at the end of South Park: Post Covid: The Return of Covid, Sharon has gained some weight, and her hair has grayed out. She wears a pink, woolly jacket over her brown sweater, dark-grey pants, white socks, and black shoes.
- To see images of Sharon Marsh, visit Sharon Marsh/Gallery.
Family[]
Father[]
Mentioned in "Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut" that he took her brother, Jimbo, fishing when he was younger.
Jimbo Kern[]
- Main article: Jimbo Kern
Jimbo is Sharon's brother. She takes care of him when he is stricken with COVID-19 in "The Pandemic Special".
Randy Marsh[]
- Main article: Randy Marsh
Sharon's husband is Randy Marsh, who she seemed to be inseparable from for the first season and half of the second season. In the Season Two episode, "Clubhouses", they divorced because they were constantly arguing. Sharon briefly dated Roy, whom Stan could never get on good terms with, due to Roy's pettish reaction to whatever he said towards him. Towards the end of the episode, Randy and Sharon played 'Truth or Dare' and, touched by the sentiments surrounding the game and their history together, fell in love again and remarried.
However, there have been a few strains in the marriage. Sharon was annoyed with Randy and even yelled at him in "Pandemic" for recording everything the family did, saying at the start to Stan, "(Because) ever since your father got that stupid video camera, he thinks he has to record everything the family does." As she was reprimanding him for recording everything the family does, the Furry Death began. After a scare, the family evidently survived, and they went on to survive the entire crisis.
Sharon is shown to have a fetish in "Medicinal Fried Chicken", when Randy intentionally gives himself testicular cancer, making his testicles swell up to a massive size. Randy mentions that women just love big balls.
Randy's obsession with cooking in "Crème Fraiche" was distracting him from paying attention to Sharon and their marriage was on the brink of failure, so Sharon took up an interest in the Shake Weight. After growing annoyed by how clingy it was, she eventually abandoned it. To fix their marriage, and make Randy pay attention to her again, Sharon used what she learned from the shake weight to give Randy an "old fashioned" (a handjob), strengthening their relationship.
They divorce once more in "You're Getting Old" and it seemed to be permanent, however, they did manage to resolve their differences in the following episode and remarried. Randy and Sharon have not had a major falling out since then, implying that their relationship has improved.
In the Season Twenty-One premiere episode, "White People Renovating Houses", Sharon helps Randy with his obsession with renovating houses and starts a show with him. Sharon did the decorating while Randy did the construction. She did not seem at all interested and may have only done the show with Randy to support him, which would be implying that their relationship is getting even better.
However, from Season Twenty-Two and onward, with Randy moving the entire family to Tegridy Farms, their relationship seems to have heavily deteriorated. It is quite obvious that Sharon, along with her children, are living miserably in Tegridy Farms, and thoroughly annoyed by Randy's antics. In "Season Finale", when Randy is arrested, Sharon seems rather content and relieved with her husband's incarceration, although she attempts not to show it while at the same time throwing a party and replacing the marijuana and Randy pictures with photos of herself, Shelley and Stan. In "The Pandemic Special", Sharon argues with Randy for selling marijuana specials that she opposes. It is revealed in South Park: Post Covid that Sharon wanted to divorce Randy a third time, and take ownership of half the farm, which he refused to give as he believed she did not deserve it for "not doing shit for the farm". This eventually led to Stan burning the farm after growing sick of their fighting, Shelly's death, and Sharon's suicide.
Despite their very declining relationship, Sharon does still seem to care about Randy to some extent, as she is terrified when Randy is shot in "Japanese Toilet" and goes to the hospital with him.
Roy[]
- Main article: Roy
Roy was Sharon's new boyfriend after she divorced Randy in "Clubhouses". She stayed with him until she and Randy played 'Truth or Dare' in Stan's clubhouse, in which Sharon dared Randy to have sex with her, causing them to make up and for Sharon to break up with Roy. He seemed to have what could best be described as bipolar disorder. One moment trying to be nice and caring towards Stan, then after simply shrugging it off Roy became angry and irrational. He consistently told Stan to chop firewood after these incidences, so much that Stan stated they had enough for a whole year.
Shelley Marsh[]
- Main article: Shelley Marsh
Sharon's daughter is Shelley Marsh, who has adopted her mother's hair color. Sharon and Randy are unconcerned and oblivious to the fact Shelly physically abuses Stan, to the point of destroying a part of their house. They sometimes seem to believe that Stan is making up stories about their daughter's rage issues, until she eventually sees her beating him in "Over Logging" relentlessly. Shelley accused her of favoring Stan in "PC Principal Final Justice". However, at the end of the day, Sharon does truly love Shelley. This is tragically demonstrated in South Park: Post Covid, where it is revealed that after Shelley was accidentally burned to death by Stan after being locked in the Tegridy Farms shed by Randy, an inconsolable Sharon succumbed to her grief, and shot herself in the head.
Stan Marsh[]
- Main article: Stan Marsh
Her son is Stanley Marsh. She seems to be closer to him than her daughter, although she does get angry with him at irrational moments, while also remaining pleased with him at times when she should be angry. In "Spookyfish" she tried to protect him by burying the dead bodies of the Spookyfish's victims because she thought Stan killed them. She told him in the episode "Clubhouses", that she considers his happiness and Shelly's happiness secondary to her own, however, this may have been just a throwaway joke as Sharon's actions as a mother contradict this. In "Pandemic", she was very worried about Stan when he was arrested by the military as a part of a Peruvian flute band. In "Cartoon Wars Part I", Sharon reads Stan a bedtime story.
Flo Kimble[]
- Main article: Flo Kimble
Aunt Flo was Sharon's aunt, who would come to visit the Marsh residence once a month and stay for nearly a week at a time. In the episode "Spookyfish", Aunt Flo gave her great-nephew, Stan a goldfish for Halloween, but it was evil and killed many people, including Aunt Flo. This upset Sharon, because Aunt Flo would not come and visit her anymore. Before her death, Aunt Flo caught Sharon walking into the house, covered in blood, and carrying a shovel after burying the first murdered victim of the fish. Flo comments that it reminds her of a time when Sharon was twelve years old and in which she saw Sharon doing the same thing, implying that Sharon may have been involved with another murder at the time.
Aunt Flo is an obvious reference to the menstrual cycle, and her death parodies the menopause.
Great-Grandfather[]
Mentioned in "Chef Goes Nanners" that he was among the fourteen pioneers from the East Coast that founded South Park in 1867.
Trivia[]
- Sharon Marsh is April Stewart's favorite role.
- Sharon is the only member of the Marsh family to not be seen wearing clothing from Tegridy Farms since Randy's acquisition of the farm.
- Butters and the 6th Graders are sexually attracted to Sharon's breasts.
- Her maiden name is Kimble, as mentioned in the episode "My Future Self n' Me". However, Jimbo Kern was confirmed to be her brother in "The Pandemic Special". Sharon's maiden name is likely a continuity error, though it is also possible that Jimbo is her maternal half-brother (much like how it was previously established with Randy), hence the different surnames.
- Sharon has not used the word "fuck" for the entire series until "Dead Kids".
- Both Sharon Marsh and Mrs. Tenorman are known for having the most attractive breasts in South Park.
Video Games[]
South Park: The Stick of Truth[]
Sharon appears in Tom's Rhinoplasty, where she sells the player various wigs, makeup, and nose jobs. She makes no further appearances. If the player purchases at least one cosmetic from Tom’s Rhinoplasty, she’ll become their friend on Facebook.
South Park: The Fractured But Whole[]
She can be seen again in Tom's Rhinoplasty, selling makeup, artifacts, and components.
South Park: Phone Destroyer[]
Medicine Woman Sharon is a 4-Cost Rare Ranged Unit of the Adventure theme that sees her dressed as a nurse from the days of the Old West. When she uses her Charge skill, she will heal all allies in range. Some of her dialogue is archived audio from "Dead Kids".
Prominence[]
Sharon began with a fairly minor role but became a more significant character as she started to be developed into a foil for Randy's antics. She has had a speaking role in multiple episodes in every season, as well as in the movie and the video game South Park: The Stick of Truth.
- "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig" - First appearance and introduced as Stan and Shelley's mother as well as Randy Marsh's wife.
- "Death" - Sharon and her husband, Randy, join the group protesting Terrance and Phillip. She was referred to as "Carol" in this episode along with Sheila Broflovski.
- "Starvin' Marvin" - Attended King Jimmy's Buffet alongside Cartman's and Kyle's families.
- "Damien" - Watches a Boxing match between Jesus and Satan.
- "Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut" - She and Randy try to cheer Stan and Kyle up over Kenny's death.
- "Cartman's Mom is Still a Dirty Slut" - Seen at City Hall.
- "Ike's Wee Wee" - Seen at Ike's funeral.
- "Conjoined Fetus Lady" - Tells off Sheila for scaring her son.
- "City on the Edge of Forever (Flashbacks)" - Seen singing "Runaway, Come Home" with the other parents.
- "Chickenpox" - Visits Stan at Hell's Pass Hospital.
- "Clubhouses" - Sharon and Randy divorce due to constant bickering. Sharon remarries to a man named Roy.
- "Spookyfish" - Sharon's Aunt Flo comes to stay. Sharon buries all the dead bodies whom the fish has slaughtered, believing Stan to be the culprit.
- "Merry Christmas Charlie Manson!" - She refuses to let Stan go to Nebraska and yells at him for disobeying her.
- "Rainforest Shmainforest" - Seen with the other boys' mothers, before they go on a trip to the rain forest.
- "Spontaneous Combustion" - Seen in the South Park Church.
- "The Succubus" - Seen at Chef and Veronica's wedding.
- "Jakovasaurs" - Seen on the Main Street.
- "Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub" - Seen at Mr. Mackey's party.
- "Korn's Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery" - She and other townsfolks blame Korn for the ghost pirates.
- "Chinpokomon" - Seen with her husband watching one of Stan's Chinpokomon VHS tapes.
- "Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics" - Seen singing "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" with other characters.
- "Are You There God? It's Me, Jesus" - Seen in Las Vegas.
- "Timmy 2000" - Buys Ritalin for Stan.
- "Quintuplets 2000" - Seen preparing to go the Cirque du Cheville show.
- "Cherokee Hair Tampons" - She and Sheila are convinced that the Native Americans can cure Kyle. Gets mad at Stan when he questions the methods.
- "Chef Goes Nanners” (mentioned) - Cartman says that she had once grounded Stan for lighting something on fire.
- "Something You Can Do with Your Finger" - She tells Randy that Stan and his friends are starting a boy band.
- "Do the Handicapped Go to Hell? " - Goes to church with her family.
- "Probably" - She and the other parents try to convince the kids to go back to school.
- "Helen Keller! The Musical" - Seeing watching the Helen Keller Musical concert.
- "Fat Camp" - Seen at Cartman's house.
- "The Wacky Molestation Adventure" - Sharon is taken to jail with the other parents and then returns.
- "A Very Crappy Christmas" - Seen with her family celebrating Christmas.
- "It Hits the Fan" - Seen watching Cop Drama with Sheila.
- "Cripple Fight" - Seen watching Jimmy's stand up comedy.
- "Proper Condom Use" - She is one of the parents concerned about the teaching of Sex Education.
- "Towelie" - Gets her son the 2001 Okama Gamesphere.
- "Osama bin Laden Has Farty Pants" - Is seen laying on the couch watching TV reports about 9/11 for several days. Eventually gets up upon receiving the goat from the Afghan Boys.
- "Here Comes the Neighborhood" - Seen shopping at J-Mart.
- "Kenny Dies" - She, Randy, and the Broflovskis tell Stan and Kyle that Kenny is going to die.
- "Jared Has Aides" - Seen at City Hall watching Jared Fogle about to be hanged.
- "Asspen" - She, Randy and Stan accompany the Broflovskis and Stoches to Aspen.
- "Fun with Veal" - She is one of the parents against the boys kidnapping Baby Cows.
- "Red Hot Catholic Love" - Seen at the Church.
- "Child Abduction is Not Funny" - She is among one of the parents worried about that her children with get abducted.
- "A Ladder to Heaven" - She is moved by the boys' ladder to heaven.
- "The Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers" - She and Randy try to track down the boys and the porno they rented. After meeting with the other parents, they all decide to put the porn "into context."
- "The Death Camp of Tolerance" - She and Randy send Stan to Tolerance camp.
- "My Future Self n' Me" - She and Randy hire an actor to play a drug-addicted adult version of Stan after he touches Marijuana.
- "Red Sleigh Down" - Seen watching Jimmy sing "The Twelve Days of Christmas".
- "I'm a Little Bit Country" - Seen on the side against the war.
- "Red Man's Greed" - She and the other townspeople protest against the Native Americans bulldozing their town for a super highway.
- "South Park is Gay!" - She, along with the other wives, is at first okay with metrosexuality, but becomes mad when the men pay no attention to them.
- "Christian Rock Hard" - Visits Stan in prison.
- "Grey Dawn" - Seen having dinner with her family.
- "Casa Bonita" - Seen in the flashbacks.
- "All About Mormons" - She and her family meet the Harrisons.
- "Butt Out" - She is mortified to find out that her son was smoking. She and the other parents believe the tobacco companies are corrupting their kids.
- "Good Times with Weapons" - Seen at the Park County Community Center.
- "You Got F'd in the A" - She visits Randy at the hospital after he got served.
- "The Jeffersons" - She has dinner with the Jeffersons, broflovskis, and the Stoches at her house.
- "Goobacks" - She gets angry at Stan for being intolerant of the future humans. Later on she and the other townspeople try to make the future better for them.
- "Douche and Turd" - Sharon supports Turd Sandwich because she thinks Giant Douche is sexist.
- "Something Wall-Mart This Way Comes" - Seen shopping at Wall-Mart. She and the other townspeople then burn it dow.
- "Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset" - Seen watching the whore off between Paris Hilton and Mr. Slave.
- "Woodland Critter Christmas" - Seen at the end celebrating Christmas with her family.
- "Die Hippie, Die" - She and Randy recall the time the two of them were hippies. She, along with the other townspeople apologize to Cartman.
- "The Losing Edge" - She becomes annoyed with Randy getting into fights with other dads at little league games. She tells him that he doesn't have to fight bat dad.
- "The Death of Eric Cartman" - She buys the boys KFC for dinner.
- "Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow" - Seen evacuating to the Park County Community Center with her family.
- "Trapped in the Closet" - Eats her dinner with her family.
- "Bloody Mary" - Seen in her kitchen watching dishes.
- "Cartoon Wars Part I" - Seen in the crowd at the town's meeting.
- "Make Love, Not Warcraft" - Seen doing laundry.
- "Mystery of the Urinal Deuce" - Seen at the town meeting on 9/11.
- "Stanley's Cup" - Seen as one of the spectators at the pee-wee hockey team.
- "With Apologies to Jesse Jackson" - Gets embarrassed by her husband after he said the "N" word on Wheel of Fortune.
- "Fantastic Easter Special" - Decorates Easter eggs with her family.
- "Le Petit Tourette" - Seen in the crowd of Dateline.
- "More Crap" - Sharon thinks it ridiculous that all of the men are obsessing over Randy's latest crap.
- "Imaginationland" - Finds Butters' parents looking for their son, asks Stan if he had seen Butters recently.
- "Tonsil Trouble" - Seen at the teachers' lounge and is later seen at Cartman and Kyle's AIDS benefit concert.
- "Britney's New Look" - Seen taking photos of Britney Spears, along with many other people.
- "Major Boobage" - Attends the town meeting at the community center.
- "Over Logging" - Moves to California with her family.
- "Pandemic" - She gets irritated by Randy persistently videotaping everything the family does, and this goes to the next level when Stan goes missing, having been arrested by the military because he had made a Peruvian flute band.
- "Pandemic 2: The Startling" - Attempts to run away from the guinea creatures with her family, while having to put up with Randy's habits.
- "About Last Night..." - Watches the victory speech by Barack Obama following the presidential election.
- "The Ring" - Attends Kenny's funeral.
- "Eat, Pray, Queef" - She is angry at Randy and Stan for getting mad at her queefing. She tells them about the still existent double-standard between men and women and inspires them to sing "Queef Free".
- "Pinewood Derby" - Joins her family in welcoming an alien spaceship.
- "Whale Whores" - Attends Stan's birthday party at the Denver Aquarium.
- "The F Word" - Attends a court session involving the boys.
- "Pee" - She's on the phone with Randy about the waterpark pee catastrophe.
- "The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs" - While sorting the laundry in Stan's room, discovers a rough draft of the eponymous novel co-written by Stan and his friends. She reads it and could not help but vomit at the story's putrid, and sickening content. later shows the draft to her husband and they both show it to the rest of the parents in South Park to get the novel published.
- "It's a Jersey Thing" - Sharon invites a Jersey family over to her house and pisses them off. She also goes to the Jersey hair salon.
- "Insheeption" - Sharon comments how something being complex does not mean that it is cool.
- "Crème Fraiche" - Sharon tries out the new Shake Weight, which gives her "exercise".
- "T.M.I." - Seen at the PTA meeting.
- "You're Getting Old" - Sharon cuts Stan's 10th birthday party short after he receives a Gersploosh album from Kyle and later divorces Randy and admits to being unhappy with her marriage.
- "Ass Burgers" - Sharon reconciles with Randy Marsh and remarries him.
- "Broadway Bro Down" - Became obsessed with Broadway musicals along with her husband.
- "Cash For Gold" - Seen visiting her father in-law at the retirement center.
- "Sarcastaball" - Became worried about Randy's non-stop sarcasm and took him to a doctor.
- "Insecurity" - Seen receiving products she ordered from Amazon, delivered by the UPS delivery driver.
- "A Nightmare on Face Time" - Seen working at Randy's Blockbuster.
- "A Scause For Applause" - Seen in the background while Jesus Christ gives his speech.
- "Informative Murder Porn" - Sharon watches murder porn with Randy.
- "Black Friday" - Sharon disapproves of Randy's motives for taking a job as a security guard at South Park Mall for Black Friday.
- "Titties and Dragons" - Sharon grounds Stan for defecating in the Garden Man's garden, an action that was actually done by Eric Cartman.
- "Gluten Free Ebola" - Sharon becomes gluten-free.
- "The Cissy" - Sharon tells Randy that if she could talk to Lorde she would tell "her" to continue to express who "she" is inside, despite other people's disapproval.
- "Handicar" - She watches Wacky Races in her pajamas while eating cereal.
- "The Magic Bush" - She attends the Neighborhood Watch meeting with Randy.
- "Freemium Isn't Free" - She and Randy punish Stan for his high mobile bill and she talks with Randy about Stan's problem.
- "Cock Magic" - She is unhappy upon hearing that Randy is doing cock magic again, then becomes concerned when Randy tells her that Stan is into cock magic.
- "#REHASH" - She is disappointed in Randy after he rubbed his clit on stage at the "Women of Rock" concert. She also sleeps with the hologram of Tupac Shakur.
- "#HappyHolograms" - She helps Randy reveal his identity as he tries to stop the Washington Redskins Go Fuck Yourself Holiday Special.
- "Stunning and Brave" - Talks to Randy the day after he goes to see PC Principal.
- "Where My Country Gone?" - Seen watching the Canadians leave.
- "The City Part of Town" - Seen at the Whole Foods Market.
- "You're Not Yelping" - Briefly seen with Shelley in the city, in the distance at the end of the episode.
- "Tweek x Craig" - Asks Randy to talk to Stan.
- "Naughty Ninjas" - Tells Randy that Stan is playing Ninjas.
- "Sponsored Content" - Finds Jimmy's article on PC standing for Pussy Crushing.
- "Truth and Advertising" - Finds out her family is being priced out of town.
- "PC Principal Final Justice" - Threatens Randy with a gun.
- "Member Berries" - Seen at the dinner table.
- "Skank Hunt" - Seen at the school assembly.
- "The Damned" - Despite not being seen physically, she is briefly heard yelling at Randy about the 2016 presidential election.
- "Oh, Jeez" - Seen eating dinner with Randy and Shelly, when Randy "infects" her with Memberberries.
- "Not Funny" - Seen at church.
- "The End of Serialization as We Know It" - Seen watching the news with her family.
- "White People Renovating Houses" - Starts a show with Randy, renovating houses.
- "Put It Down" - Seen at the school assembly.
- "Franchise Prequel" - Participates in a meeting with the other parents.
- "Hummels & Heroin" - Visits her father-in-law at his retirement home.
- "Sons A Witches" - She gets annoyed with Randy for hanging out with the other adult males on Halloween instead of their family.
- "Splatty Tomato" - Seen worried about Stan and about what the president is doing.
- "Dead Kids" - Angry that no one else cares about the school shootings happening, making everyone believe she is going through either her period or menopause.
- "A Boy And A Priest" - Goes to church with her family.
- "The Problem with a Poo" - Watches Mr. Hankey leave South Park.
- "Tegridy Farms" - Moves to Tegridy Farms with her family.
- "The Scoots" - Worries they do not have enough candy for all the trick or treaters.
- "Nobody Got Cereal?" - Seen at the South Park Community Center meeting.
- "Bike Parade" - Tells Randy that Tegridy Farms was a bad business idea.
- "Mexican Joker" - Works at the Tegridy Farms gift shop. Later calls Randy a towel.
- "Band in China" - Watches her son perform in Crimson Dawn.
- "Shots!!!" - Gets sick of Randy gloating about making $300,000.
- "Let Them Eat Goo" - Randy asks her for ideas about making more money selling weed.
- "Tegridy Farms Halloween Special" - Tells Randy that Shelly has not come out of her room in two days.
- "Season Finale" - Seen telling Stan and Shelly that Randy has been arrested. She then later has a party at the farm.
- "Turd Burglars" - Seen at the women's meeting at Park County Community Center.
- "The Pandemic Special" - Complains to Randy about having another special.
- "South ParQ Vaccination Special" - Seen in the crowd outside of the school.
- "The Big Fix" - Joins the Black family for dinner at Tegridy Farms.
- "Credigree Weed St. Patrick's Day Special" - Gets Stan and Shelly ready for school.
- "Japanese Toilet" - Complains to Randy about their broken toilet, ordering him for a replacement. She gets furious at first when she discovers Randy had spent $10,000 on a new Japanese toilet, but turns satisfied when she tries the toilet for herself.
- "Deep Learning" (mentioned)
- "Spring Break" - Goes to take a trip with Shelley for their Spring Break.
Movies[]
- South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut - Joins Mothers Against Canada with all the other South Park parents.
- South Park: Post Covid - Is revealed to have committed suicide after Shelley was accidentally burned to death. Later hallucinated by Randy as a ghost.
- South Park: Post Covid: The Return of Covid - Seen as an elderly in the end with Shelley, hugging Stan.
- South Park: The Streaming Wars - Seen preparing a meal for Stan and Tolkien. She is one of the many characters addressing Randy as "Karen".
- South Park: The Streaming Wars Part 2
- South Park: Joining the Panderverse - Pesters Randy over their broken oven door.
- South Park (Not Suitable For Children) - After encountering Randy several times with his penis exposed, Sharon decides to set up her own OnlyFans account.
- South Park: The End of Obesity - After noticing changes in Randy's appetite and behavior, Sharon starts taking Lizzo as a weight-loss drug and even gets featured in a commercial for the drug. She is eventually diagnosed with "dia-bear-etes", but is prescribed with Ozempic as a result.
References[]
| South Park families | |
|---|---|
Main characters' families Other characters' families | |
| Kern / Kimble / Marsh Family | |
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Jimbo Kern | Aunt Flo Kimble | Marvin Marsh | Grandma Marsh | Randy Marsh | Sharon Marsh | Shelley Marsh | Stan Marsh | Sparky | |