Team America: World Police

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Defending Freedom, One Puppet at a Time

Imagine Thunderbirds meet South Park in a wild, puppet-filled satire where a gung-ho team battles terrorism, outrageous celebrity cameos, and North Korea's maniacal leader. Throw in epic musical numbers and over-the-top action for pure chaotic brilliance!

Team America: World Police Trivia

What is the name of the actor who voices Team America's leader, Gary Johnston? (Hard)

#1: Trey Parker

#2: Matt Stone

#3: Daran Norris

#4: Phil Hendrie

What year was "Team America: World Police" released? (Advanced)

#1: 2002

#2: 2004

#3: 2006

#4: 2008

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Team America: World Police Fun Facts

The marionette characters' awkward movements in Team America: World Police were intentionally exaggerated to parody the puppet style of shows like Thunderbirds.

The vomit scene in Team America: World Police lasts over 50 seconds and was extended by the filmmakers because the audience's reactions became funnier the longer it went on.

Team America: World Police Polls

Who is your favorite character in Team America: World Police

Gary Johnston

Lisa

Chris

Spottswoode

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What is your favorite quote from Team America: World Police

America, f*** yeah!

Matt Damon!

I’m so ronery!

I promise, I will never die

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Popular Characters

Gary

Lisa

Spottswoode

Chris

Jane

Cunth

I.N.T.E.L.L.I.G.E.N.C.E.

Michael Moore

Hans Blix

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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1992

Founding of Trey Parker and Matt Stone's Collaboration

Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of Team America: World Police, first collaborated professionally, eventually leading to the creation of their unique satirical style.

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August 13, 1997

Release of South Park

The creators of Team America, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, launched South Park, establishing their reputation in adult animated comedy and satire.

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October 15, 2004

Premiere of Team America: World Police

Team America: World Police, a satirical comedy film featuring marionette puppetry, was released to theaters.

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2004

Reception of Team America: World Police

The movie received attention for its controversial humor and commentary on global politics and American foreign policy.

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