South Park is a satirical animated television series that started broadcasting in 1997 and is currently on its 24th season. The series follows the everyday life of four boys (Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny), who notice illogicality in the grown-up world. The authors of the series use that illogicality and exaggerate them to the point of absurdity. Important current and often controversial social, political, religious, and economic issues are the main focus of the series. Religion, its representatives, traditions, customs, icons are frequently shown in the series, which is why I chose the relationship of religion and popular culture in dialogue as a theoretical framework. A dialogue between religion and popular culture exists when they talk about each other or when they discuss a topic they have a common interest in. As this is an American series and relates to U.S society, I explained the role of the First Amendment, religious pluralism, and power relations between religious groups in the USA. The term of political correctness proved important due to the frequent negative comments made to the authors. Because South Park is satirical series, the term of satire and its elements are included as well. The presentation of religion in the animated series south park was analyzed by the method of narrative analysis. The sample consists of 33 episodes, which focus on religion or religious elements. The goal of the research was to find out if there are differences in the portrayal of religions, to identify details crucial to how members of religious groups are portrayed and their interrelationships, and to find out which religion received the most time in the series. The analysis showed that Christianity is the most represented religion in the series and has a dominant position in society, from which its members impose their values on other religious groups.