Stephen Stotch

Stephen Stotch

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Stephen Willis Stotch
Character Information
Aliases	Chris Stotch
Gender	Male
Race	Caucasian
Hair	Auburn
Occupation	Office Job Coach for South Park Baseball Team Formerly: Amazon Employee
Religion	Roman Catholic
Voiced by	Trey Parker Matt Stone (in the episode "Quintuplets 2000" only)
Relatives
Mother or Mother-in-Law	Grandma Stotch
Sister or Sister-in-Law	Nellie Stotch
Brothers or Brothers-in-Law	Bud Stotch Larry
Wife	Linda Stotch
Son	Butters Stotch
Appearances
First	"Chickenlover"
Speaking	"Quintuplets 2000"

For other uses, see Steve (Disambiguation).

Stephen Willis Stotch, also known as Chris, is Butters' father as well as Linda Stotch's husband.

Background

Stephen Stotch's first appearance in "Chickenlover"

Sexuality

In "Butters' Very Own Episode", Stephen is revealed to be bi-curious, in that he likes women, but he is seen going to a gay men's bathhouse to perform homosexual activities. After it nearly cost him his family and marriage, he suppressed these urges. However, in "Cartman Sucks", he reveals his sexuality to Butters and does not mind if his son turns out the same way.

At times, Stephen seems to be homophobic. At the beginning of "Cartman Sucks", when he walks in on Butters with Cartman's penis in his mouth, he fears his son is turning gay and sends him to a camp where they supposedly "pray the gay away". Also, in "Raisins", it is revealed that he made a bet with his wife that their son would not turn out gay. When Butters tells them about his love interest, Lexus, Linda admits that Stephen beat her.

In "DikinBaus Hot Dogs", Stephen reveals that he is attending gloryholes, and using affair websites.

In South Park: The Fractured But Whole, there is a small quest involving breaking into a safe in Stephen's room. In the safe, there is a picture of him on the couch naked, on his hands and knees, with a seemingly pleasured face, implying that he was engaging in sexual activity with another man. The picture was labeled "wrestling". If you take the picture back to him, he gives you 20 dollars, possibly as a bribe, and says "I don't want any trouble from you Vigilante". At some point in the game, if you go into his bathroom, Linda Stotch can be seen bathing and reading a book titled "Dealing with your gay husband" implying that she may still fear/know that he is still into men, though she appears to be nonchalant about it. In the same game if you defeat him he drops a 1979s Men’s Underwear Catalogue and a tissue pack as a reward.

Personality

When he was first given an in-depth role in "Butters' Very Own Episode", Stephen appeared to be a very loving, almost a sitcom-like father, making bad, yet good-natured jokes and being rather sweet to his wife and son. However, as the episode progressed his bi-curious lifestyle was revealed, as was his desire to use extreme methods to cover-up things that could negatively affect him.

In later episodes, he is noted for the harsh way in which he treats his son, Butters, as he often grounds him for little things or things that were not his fault, or that he had no control over such as in "The Ungroundable". He has beaten him on a few occasions, such as "Jared Has Aides", and openly snapping at Butters, such as telling him to shut his mouth, as seen in "The Death Camp of Tolerance".

There is some debate over whether he really cares for Butters. His relationship with Butters is best described as "inconsistent"; although there have been instances where he has demonstrated his love and affection for Butters (such as in "Casa Bonita"), he often grounds butters for reasons that would normally be considered foolish and ridiculous and has abused him on numerous occasions. He has a very heavy-handed approach to discipline, which has resulted in Butters seeing him as a kind of monster, as shown in "Imaginationland, Episode III".

He is also extremely selfish, as he often considers his needs and ambitions above those of his son, as demonstrated in "Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset".

Stephen is a hypocrite and rarely takes responsibility for his own actions. In "Pre-School", he was quick to convince his wife that it was neither of their faults that Butters was badly beaten up by a bully on their doorstep, even though it was him who refused to let a frantic Butters back in the house. Additionally, in "City Sushi", when Stephen and Linda discovered Butters had inadvertently caused an Asian Turf War when wondering why Butters always caused so much trouble, he immediately ruled out the possibility of being bad parents, claiming he and Linda were "awesome".

At times, he does seem slightly more down to earth than the other adults in town, as seen in "Cartoon Wars Part I". Most often than not, he usually will overreact though, like all the other adults. He can also be noted for the strange manner in which he cries or weeps.

He is also shown to be very cautious about personal and social hygiene since the COVID-19 pandemic started, scolding Butters for still wanting to go to the Build-A-Bear Workshop during the pandemic and criticizing a group of people for not wearing protective masks properly, mockingly calling them "chin diapers" as seen in "The Pandemic Special".

Career and Occupations

He is the coach of the little league baseball team. In "Jared Has Aides", he is seen working in a cubicle.

In "Chef's Chocolate Salty Balls", he is shown as a movie theater projectionist, though this occupation has not been looked into any further than this episode.

In "Unfulfilled", he gets a new job at the Amazon Fulfillment Center.

In "Handicar", he is seen working as a handicar driver.

In "The Losing Edge", he is seen as the coach for the South Park Baseball Team.

Vehicles Owned

Stephen normally drives an animated version of an orange Lexus SUV, but in "Smug Alert!" and "Hell on Earth 2006" it is shown that the family also owns a Prius-like MPV. In "Smug Alert!" he changed his car to a "Hybrid" but then changed back to his normal vehicle at the end of the episode.

Criminal Record

• Assault/Child Abuse: In "Jared Has Aides", he and his wife beat up Butters for badmouthing them over the phone when it was really Eric Cartman who did it. He also locks Butters in the basement thinking he was a hell-spawn in "Marjorine". In addition, his perpetual "grounding" of Butters has affected Butters psychologically.
• Assault/Violence Against Women: In "The Pandemic Special", Stephen started a citywide brawl over mask-wearing by punching Alexis in the face.
• Attempted Enforced Cannibalism: In "Marjorine" Stephen murders a curtain company employee and tries to feed her dead body to Butters.
• Drunk driving: In "Christmas Snow" Stephen, along with most other adults, decide to drive drunk.
• Graverobbing: In "Marjorine" Stephen digs up "Butters" and reburies him at an old Indian burial ground as an attempt to revive him.
• Human Trafficking: In "Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset", he is willing to sell Butters as Paris Hilton's pet for a large sum of money.
• Lying To Authorities/Filing a False Police Report: In "Butters' Very Own Episode", he and his wife lie to police and the press by saying that Butters was kidnapped by a Puerto Rican man when in actuality his wife put him in her car, which was streaming down bodies of water.
• Murder: In "Marjorine", Stephen murders a curtain company employee with a shovel to feed Butters when they believe that his "resurrection" made him a hell-spawn.

Appearance

He wears a drab, olive-green shirt, a distinctive white tie, blue jeans, brown belt, and black sneakers. He is always seen wearing the formal shirt and tie even when working in occupations where such clothing is impractical, such as the Amazon warehouse. He has auburn hair, in a style similar to a grown-out crew cut. He is also seen smoking a pipe at times, suggesting that he could be a regular smoker.

In South Park: Post Covid, Stephen aged into an old man. He retained his original outfit while wearing a blue jacket.

To see images of Stephen Stotch, visit Stephen Stotch/Gallery.

Family

Stephen's name suggests German and/or Scottish heritage.

Grandma Stotch

A drunk Stephen has flashbacks about his mother.

During "The Thin White Line" mission in South Park: The Fractured But Whole, as the player approaches a drunk Stephen, he has flashbacks to his mother grounding him and pleads with his mother not ground him in a distressed tone. Based on this it can be inferred that Stephen had a nearly identical relationship with his mother as he has with his son, and his overbearing demeanor is a result of his past. However, in "Butterballs", he seems composed when his mother visits South Park and is oblivious towards her abusive attitude towards Butters. Either Stephen and his mother improved their relationship, or he is aware of her true colors and stays silent out of fear.

Linda Stotch

Linda Stotch is Stephen's quiet—and at times, submissive—wife. They normally appear to be a sweet and loving couple, who are often on the same wavelength regarding each other, and their raising of their son, Butters. However, their marriage suffers a painful shock when Linda discovers that Stephen is having homosexual affairs. This ends up driving her insane, and she attempts to kill Butters—and later, herself. While attempting to cover-up her supposed murder of their son, they create an elaborate lie regarding "some Puerto Rican guy". However, the lie soon becomes too complicated, and they fight constantly over how to keep the story straight until at last, they confess the truth. They seem to have recovered from that incident and have never discussed it again.

Linda constantly changes between calling him "Stephen" and "Chris". Since he is called "Stephen" more often than he is called "Chris", it can be assumed that "Chris" could be his middle name, although he states that his middle name is "Willis" in "The Magic Bush".

Butters Stotch

Butters Stotch is Stephen's son and only child. Stephen has been shown to sometimes care about Butters, but he often treats him very harshly and grounds him, though he claims that it is for Butters' own good. However, in "Marjorine", when Butters pretends to kill himself, Stephen and Linda take his death horribly, and Stephen even goes so far as to bury what he believes to be Butters' body in an Indian Burial Ground in the hopes of reviving him. Eventually, he comes to believe that doing so would create a monster, and thus when Butters arrives home, he locks his son in the basement and feeds him dead bodies. Overall, while there have been many times he has given his son unfair punishment, it can be generally concluded that he does indeed love his son, as he said so in tears in "City Sushi". In "Pre-School", Stephen and his wife made a mistake for not letting Butters come inside the home after he was severely injured by Trent Boyett. In "Fun with Veal", Stephen and the other parents grounded Butters and the boys for stealing baby calves and defying their parents. In "Eat, Pray, Queef", Stephen shown worried for Butters when his son got sick after got queefed in the face by Samantha Dunskin. In "Going Native", Stephen berates Butters for his actions towards his teachers and classmates as well as coming close to grounding Butters but was defied by his son.

Interactions

He is a good friend of Randy Marsh and Gerald Broflovski and he is among the more prominent adults of the town. He has accompanied Randy and Gerald on many expeditions, such as when they try to save their kids in "Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow" even when his own son was not missing. He and Linda also invited the Marshes, Broflovskis, and Cartmans to accompany them to Aspen in "Asspen".

Trivia

• In "Butters' Very Own Episode", "Asspen", "My Future Self n' Me", "Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset", "Casa Bonita" and "Pandemic 2: The Startling", "The Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers" Stephen was referred to as 'Chris' instead of Stephen. This was likely due to a production rush or a writing error.
• Stephen's middle name, Willis, was revealed in "The Magic Bush".
• Stephen has grounded Butters much less in later seasons. His most recent instance of grounding him is South Park: The Streaming Wars Part 2, his first time since "Franchise Prequel" (though he threatens to ground him in "The Pandemic Special").
• In "South ParQ Vaccination Special" Stephen mentioned that he is a chain smoker.
• He probably has bruised balls after his son gave him a punch to the nuts, in "Grounded Vindaloop".
• In South Park: Joining the Panderverse, Stephen was mentioned to know data analysis.

Prominence

• "Chickenlover" - This is his first appearance. He is seen as one of the citizens rioting in the street after Officer Barbrady quits.
• "The Mexican Staring Frog of Southern Sri Lanka" - Seen in the crowd of Jesus and Pals during a riot.
• "Summer Sucks" - Seen working at a chilli & donuts carnival stand.
• "Chef's Chocolate Salty Balls" - Seen in the movie theater working the projector.
• "Cow Days" - Seen as one of the citizens rioting in the carnival after Kyle declares shenanigans.
• "Chef Aid" - Seen in court at the end of the episode.
• "Gnomes" - Seen at the town hall meeting.
• "Are You There God? It's Me, Jesus" - Takes pictures of Jesus Christ in front of his house.
• "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000" - Seen in the jury during Eric's trial against a Hate Crime.
• "Quintuplets 2000" - First speaking role, acting as a protester.
• "Fat Camp" - Seen in the audience of Krazy Kenny Show. A Stephen look alike is also seen in the audience of Jesus And Pals.
• "The Wacky Molestation Adventure" - First shown as Butters' father; apologizes for "molesting" him.
• "A Very Crappy Christmas" - Seen eating a burger and then shitting it out.
• "Cripple Fight" - Appears multiple times
• "Proper Condom Use" - Seen at the Marshes book club night.
• "How to Eat with Your Butt" - Heard grounding Butters for making himself look like a girl.
• "Here Comes The Neighborhood" - Stephen is apart of the men who try to get rid of the rich families moving into South Park.
• "Butters' Very Own Episode" - Stephen is shown to be bi-curious, while Butters is spying on him.
• "Jared Has Aides" - Stephen and Linda ground Butters for having liposuction surgery in their house. He and Linda beat Butters for swearing at them (though it was actually Cartman pretending to be Butters on the phone).
• "Asspen" - Stephen and his family accompany the Marshes, Broflovskis, and Cartmans to Aspen.
• "Freak Strike" - Stephen and Linda ground Butters for putting fake balls on his chin.
• "Fun with Veal" - Attempts to get the boys out of Stan's room.
• "Professor Chaos" - Seen giving Butters the newspaper he was reading.
• "The Simpsons Already Did It" (deleted scenes)
• "Red Hot Catholic Love" - Stephen and Linda are among the parents that decide to convert to being atheist.
• "Child Abduction is Not Funny" - Stephen and Linda are among the parents worried about having their child abducted.
• "The Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers" - Stephen and Linda allow Butters to watch The Lord of the Rings but then help find the boys, after being told it was actually Back Door Sluts 9.
• "The Death Camp of Tolerance" - Sends Butters to Tolerance Camp.
• "My Future Self n' Me" - Stephen and Linda provide Butters a future self.
• "Red Sleigh Down" - Appears at the tree lighting ceremony.
• "Toilet Paper" - He goes with his wife to free Butters and later grounds him.
• "I'm a Little Bit Country" - Seen singing "Bleeding Heart Rock Protest Song vs. Pro War Country Song" with the other townspeople. He and his wife were on the anti war side.
• "Lil' Crime Stoppers" - Tells the boys he currently doesn't have any crimes that need to be solved.
• "Red Man's Greed" - Suggests raising money by hosting a dog parade.
• "South Park is Gay!" (mentioned) - Linda mentions that he is a part of the 'mextrosexual' fad, though he does not psychically appear in this episode.
• "Casa Bonita" - Looks for Butters, who had been lost for several days.
• "Raisins" - Stephen wins the bet of whether Butters would be gay, but then tries to convince his son that Lexus only wants his money rather than him.
• "Good Times With Weapons" - Seen at the emergency town meeting
• "You Got F'd in the A" - Seen cheering for Butters at the National Tap Dancing Championship.
• "AWESOM-O" - Sends Butters to Los Angeles to visit his Aunt Nellie and Uncle Bud.
• "Goobacks" - Seen trying to make the future better.
• "The Jeffersons" - Seen at the Marshes.
• "Douche and Turd" - Seen at Stan's banishment.
• "Something Wall-Mart This Way Comes" - Stephen is among the adults trying to get rid of Wall-Mart.
• "Pre-School" - Stephen and Linda force Butters to play outside, causing their son to be bullied by Trent Boyett.
• "Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset" - Stephen and Linda make a deal with Paris Hilton, selling Butters to her for $250 Million, then ground Butters after discovering that their son is dating Paris Hilton.
• "Die Hippie, Die" - Stephen tries to stop Linda from going in the Hippie Core Drill Machine and stalls Mayor McDaniels from nuking the crowd.
• "The Losing Edge" - Stephen coaches the South Park Little League Baseball Team.
• "The Death of Eric Cartman" - He is worried about his son's mental state and has him sent to the South Park Institute for Mental Health.
• "Erection Day" - Seen taking pictures of Butters at the talent show.
• "Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow" - Fears Global Warming in South Park and helps Randy and Gerald rally the town in the community center.
• "Marjorine" - Stephen tries to bring Butters back to life by digging up his "corpse" and reburying it in an old Indian burial ground.
• "The Return of Chef" - Seen at Chef’s funeral.
• "Smug Alert!" Seen talking to Herbert Garrison (then Janet Garrison).
• "Cartoon Wars Part I" - Stephen gives a thoughtful yet unsuccessful speech at the town meeting.
• "Mystery of the Urinal Deuce" - Appears at the PTA
• "Hell on Earth 2006" - Tells Butters to get back to his room.
• "With Apologies to Jesse Jackson" - Watches Randy's appearance in Wheel of Fortune from Skeeter's Wine Bar.
• "Cartman Sucks" - Stephen fears that Butters is turning gay, so he sends him to a religious camp, where they supposedly "pray the gay away".
• "Night of the Living Homeless" - Stephen and Linda end up amongst the fugitives on the roof of the community center, who are hiding from the homeless people.
• "More Crap" - Stephen is one of the men supporting Randy in the 'biggest crap' competition.
• "Imaginationland" - He and his wife Linda worry about their missing son.
• "Imaginationland, Episode II" - Stephen tells Butters that he is still in Imaginationland.
• "Imaginationland, Episode III" - Butters imagines him as a monster; appears at the end to tell him he is grounded for being in Imaginationland while he was supposed to be helping his mother clean the basement.
• "The List" - Decides not to ground Butters after he turned out not to be the ugliest boy in the class.
• "Tonsil Trouble" - Seen in the school office to support Cartman following his infection with AIDS.
• "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, cheering on Gerald as the latter announces a bill to outlaw all cats from South Park.
• "Eek, A Penis!" - Finds the Penis Mouse in his house and releases it.
• "Over Logging" - Watches the Marsh family leave for California. Later attends Randy's speech at City Hall.
• "Pandemic" - Gets Randy Marsh's attention to get him to get away from a giant guinea pig that is right in his path.
• "Pandemic 2: The Startling" - The final episode in which Stephen is referred to as "Chris".
• "About Last Night..." - Stephen's family voted for John McCain. They then hide in an "Ark", which he builds and provides.
• "The Ungroundable" - Scolds Butters for disorganizing the pantry then appears helpless at his son's "transformation" into a vampire.
• "The Ring" - Seen at Kenny‘s funeral.
• "Margaritaville" - Appears on the Channel 9 News
• "Eat, Pray, Queef" - Concerned about Butters after Samantha Dunskin queef on him. Also seen at the emergency school meeting, and among the male singers performing "Queef Free".
• "Fishsticks" - Seen telling Peterson a fishsticks joke.
• "Pinewood Derby" - Accompanies Butters in the local Pinewood Derby.
• "Butters' Bottom Bitch" - Asks Butters if he has a girlfriend, and gets surprised when Butters replies that she is only a "bottom bitch" among his many other girlfriends.
• "The F Word" - Attends a court session involving the boys.
• "Sexual Healing" - Seen at Kenny's funeral.
• "The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs" - Grounds Butters for the bad language in The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs.
• "200" - Seen at the meeting with Linda.
• "201" - Seen in the crowd giving Santa in bear costume to gingers.
• "It's a Jersey Thing" - Stephen is against Randy's idea to ask Al-Qaeda for help to destroy the people from Jersey; also, is raped by Snooki.
• "T.M.I." - Seen at the school meeting.
• "City Sushi" - He and his wife take Butters to see a specialist because of his supposed multiple personality disorder.
• "Broadway Bro Down" - He is among the men to realize the benefits of musicals and to support Randy's musical, The Woman in White.
• "A History Channel Thanksgiving" - Switches the TV channel to History Channel.
• "Reverse Cowgirl" - Attends Betsy's funeral.
• "Butterballs" - Seen with his wife at home.
• "Sarcastaball" - Stephen tells Butters' to not talk about his "creamy goo"; grounds him at the end for giving his creamy goo to everyone to drink.
• "Insecurity" - Stephen is among the adult males that rally to get rid of the UPS man.
• "Going Native" - Stephen and Linda send Butters to their native land of Hawaii to fix his anger issues.
• "A Scause For Applause" - Seen in the background while Jesus Christ is giving his speech.
• "Informative Murder Porn" - Complains to the local cable company after his murder porn television programming is blocked and learns to play MINECRAFT.
• "Gluten Free Ebola" - Becomes gluten-free and tries to warn the employees of Papa John's Pizza about the dangers of gluten.
• "Handicar" - Becomes a Handicar driver.
• "The Magic Bush" - Stephen owns a drone and tries to discover how the drone is operating without him to operate it, and later tries to destroy it.
• "Grounded Vindaloop" - Gets assaulted by Butters, in virtual reality, and then grounds him indefinitely. However, over time, he forgets why he grounded Butters then finally apologizes and ungrounds him.
• "#HappyHolograms" - Is confused and does not know what the Holiday Special is about.
• "Stunning and Brave" - Seen at the PTA.
• "The City Part of Town" - Seen at the city hall meeting.
• "You're Not Yelping" - Seen walking infront of Skeeter's Wine Bar.
• "Safe Space" - Tells Randy that Reality is at the Shameless America Charity Event.
• "Tweek x Craig" - Seen at Whole Foods
• "Naughty Ninjas" - Seen in the protest against the police.
• "Sponsored Content" - Seen in bed with his wife, reading the Super School News.
• "Truth and Advertising" - Seen at the checkout line at Whole Foods.
• "PC Principal Final Justice" - Competes in the South Park Gun Show.
• "Member Berries" - Shows Randy Marsh the Memberberries, to help him relax.
• "Skank Hunt" - Seen at the school assembly.
• "The Damned" - Seen at Skeeter's Wine Bar. Randy visits him at home to let him know he is voting for Mr. Garrison.
• "Wieners Out" - Seen at the community center in the Memberberries addiction meeting.
• "Douche and a Danish" - Seen at the addiction meeting for those addicted to Memberberries.
• "Oh, Jeez" - Seen greeting Bill Clinton at their door and inviting him to talk with Butters.
• "Members Only" - Seen shopping when President Garrison arrives and goes on a tirade.
• "Not Funny" - Seen at Harrison Yates' press conference about TrollTrace.com and at church.
• "The End of Serialization As We Know It" - Seen walking outside of his house after the internet had been erased
• "Put It Down" - Seen at the school assembly.
• "Holiday Special" - Seen at Randy's party.
• "Franchise Prequel" - Participates in a meeting with the other parents. Later asks Mark Zuckerberg to leave the Stotch Residence when he helps himself into their home. At the end of the episode, he takes Butters to meet Vladimir Putin in Russia, and grounds both of them.
• "Sons A Witches" - Dresses up as a witch with the other men.
• "Splatty Tomato" - He is among the adults that decided to look for the president.
• "Dead Kids" - Seen when Sharon calls the other parents together to speak about school shootings. Also comforts Randy and suggests Sharon is going through menopause. Later seen when Randy sings.
• "A Boy And A Priest" - Cracks jokes about Catholic Priests. Is later contacted by Randy when Butters disappears.
• "The Problem with a Poo" - Seen watching Mr. Hankey leave South Park.
• "The Scoots" - Tries to trick or treat to get treats so his family is protected.
• "Nobody Got Cereal?" - Seen at the South Park Community Center meeting with his wife.
• "Unfulfilled" - Gets a new job at the Amazon Fulfillment Center.
• "Bike Parade" - Gets his Amazon Prime Membership back.
• "Mexican Joker" - He, along with other people in town, has started growing his own marijuana.
• "Band in China" - Seen at the Autumn Fest.
• "Shots!!!" - Tries to help Liane Cartman with the other parents to make Eric get his shots.
• "Let Them Eat Goo" - Seen in the town meeting.
• "Tegridy Farms Halloween Special" - Goes with his family to the Denver Museum of Nature & Science.
• "Season Finale" - Seen at Sharon's party at Tegridy Farms.
• "Basic Cable" - The Stotches call the Cable Company.
• "Christmas Snow" - Loses his "Christmas Spirit" after liquor is prohibited during the holidays but cheers up after Randy comes up with his Christmas special.
• "The Pandemic Special" - Explains to his son that they cannot go "Build-A-Bear Workshop". Then appeared in a Zoom conference with Mr. Mackey with other parents.
• "South ParQ Vaccination Special" - Seen in the crowd outside of the school.
• "Pajama Day" - Seen driving with his pajamas on Pajama Day.
• "Back To The Cold War" - Aggressively cheers on for Butters in the dressage championship.
• "Credigree Weed St. Patrick's Day Special" - Wears a green tie to prevent himself from being pinched.
• "Japanese Toilet" - Invited by Randy for brunch at Tegridy Farms, during which he uses Randy's Japanese toilet.
• "DikinBaus Hot Dogs" - Talks with Butters about his job payments.

Movies

• South Park: Post Covid - Appears in the Shady Acres retirement home.
• South Park: Post Covid: The Return of Covid - Decides not to ground Butters while being high on Tegridy Weed "Post Covid" special.
• South Park: The Streaming Wars Part 2 - Decides to ground Butters for helping with the Streaming Wars.
• South Park: Joining the Panderverse - Stephen is one of the men willing to work in order to get services from handimen. Also appeared as a woman in Universe 216-B.
• South Park (Not Suitable For Children) - Appears at the parent-teacher meeting.

Video Games

South Park: The Stick of Truth

Stephen can be found at his home where he will befriend the New Kid on Facebook and will later appear in the PTA meeting and at Donovan Residence, in front of Clyde's Fortress, to bring home Butters.

South Park: The Fractured But Whole

He plays a major role in the game, where he ground Butters and the New Kid and locks them in his room. After they manage to get out a Boss Fight will begin against him that ground everyone except the New Kid. Plus, after the New Kid finds a photo of him, Stephen will give 20 dollars if he chooses to return it.

South Park: Snow Day!

At the start of "Near Main Street" chapter, the New Kid finds Stephen having locked himself in Park County Community Center, keeping the townsfolk off his supply of toilet paper. During "The Test of Strength" chapter, Randy quotes having beaten Stephen for his toilet paper. However, after Stan is defeated at the end of the chapter, Stephen reclaims his stash.

References

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