UPDATE: Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman and Kenny McCormick are set to come back on "South Park" season 19 premiere on Sept. 16.
"South Park" season 19 is expected to premiere on Sept. 23.
In a "South Park" forum, moderator Big-Will claimed explained, "Seeing as they take two breaks each season now, after the 4thand 8th episodes, and the second break being the day before Thanksgiving, I calculate the first episode this way."
According to the "South Park" forum moderator, "South Park" season 19 episode 1 will premiere on Sept. 23, which is four weeks before the first break on Oct. 21. The moderator also noted that the second break will be on Nov. 25 and Thanksgiving will take place on Nov. 26 this year.
If the moderator's calculation is correction, "South Park" fans currently have approximately five months to wait for the first episode of season 19.
It is also assumed that "South Park" season 19 is going to be the penultimate season. Even the IMDb profile of the Comedy Central television network's adult animated sitcom created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone indicate that it will only have season 19 and season 20.
Neither Parker nor Stone has commented on the release date of "South Park" season 19.
Meanwhile, the United States tour of the award-winning musical "The Book Of Mormon" has returned for the third time to San Francisco. It will play at the Orpheum Theatre through June 27, according to The San Francisco Examiner.
"The Book of Mormon" is the brainchild of Parker, Stone and Robert Lopez, the American-Filipino writer known for the musical "Avenue Q" and the Oscar-winning "Frozen" song titled "Let It Go."
Aged 40, Lopez is the youngest among the 12 people who have won a Tony Award, an Oscar and a Grammy.