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I'm unhappy too. We both are, obviously. How much longer can we keep doing this? It's like, the same shit just happens over and over and, then in a week it just all resets until- it happens again. Every week it's kind of the same story in a different way but it, it just keeps getting more and more ridiculous.
~ Sharon Marsh, venting to her husband Randy that she's unhappy in their marriage, while also indirectly acknowledging the status quo of the show.

Sharon Marsh (née Kimble; possibly née Kern) is a supporting character in the long-running adult animated television series South Park. She also served as the protagonist of the season fourteen finale "Shake Weight". She is Randy Marsh's wife and Shelley and Stan Marsh's mother. She is also Jimbo Kern's sister, according to the 2020 special "The Pandemic Special".

Prior to the twenty-second season of the show, Sharon, along with her husband and children, lived at 2001 E. Bonanza St. in the small mountain town of South Park, Colorado. However, as Randy had dreams of moving out of the town and starting his own marijuana business, Sharon moved with her family out to the countryside to Tegridy Farms.

Sharon is currently voiced by April Stewart, who also voices her daughter Shelley, Wendy Testaburger, and Liane Cartman in the same series. Formerly, Sharon was voiced by the late Mary Kay Bergman (1997-1999) and Eliza Schneider (2000-2003).

Personality[]

Sharon is generally portrayed as a standard suburban wife and mother. In comparison to her husband Randy, she is usually levelheaded, patient, and rational, similar to her son Stan. However, Sharon has had her moments of irrationality, such as in "Dead Kids", where she's the only parent in South Park concerned with all of the frequent school shootings, and loses her temper at her fellow parents for not being more disturbed at what's going on.

Sharon has also been depicted as overzealous and perhaps somewhat mentally unstable; in "Spookyfish", when her aunt Flo gives her grandnephew Stan a goldfish, Sharon jumps to the conclusion that Stan has been murdering middle-aged men, when in reality, it had been the goldfish doing so. She takes the bodies of the men and buries them in the backyard, as to not raise any suspicions from her friends or family.

Sharon can be somewhat snide at times, evident when she criticizes Sheila Broflovski's attempts for trying to get her son Kyle to come out of Stan's bedroom in "Fun with Veal".

Appearance[]

Sharon, like all of South Park's characters, is animated using geometric shapes. She has Caucasian skin, close-cropped light brown hair and eyebrows, and wears a brown pullover sweater with a red ruffled collar and cuffs, dark blue jeans, and black shoes.

In the future timeline seen in the Post COVID duology, Sharon has aged; having some wrinkles around her face, her hair turned white, and appears to have gained some weight.

Trivia[]

  • Sharon is possibly named after co-creator Trey Parker's mother, Sharon Parker.
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