Famous Faces Hiding in South Park's Early Episodes

South Park isn't known for its celebrity cameos, but a few stars have snuck into the show without much fanfare. Unlike other animated shows, South Park doesn't often feature big names. But in the early days, a handful of celebrities lent their voices to random characters, and you might have missed them.

Norman Lear

One of these stars was Norman Lear, the famous producer behind All in the Family. He voiced Benjamin Franklin in the show's 100th episode. Lear was a big fan of South Park, and his influence on the creators was mutual. He even officiated one of the show's creator's weddings.

Natasha Henstridge

Another surprise cameo was from Natasha Henstridge, known for her role in Species. She played a substitute teacher in the first season. The boys in the show had crushes on her, but things didn't end well for her character. She only appeared once, but her role was memorable.

Richard Belzer

Richard Belzer, known for his stand-up comedy and role in Law & Order, also made an appearance. He voiced a character named Loogie, a fourth grader running a tooth-collecting racket. Belzer only voiced the character once, but Loogie popped up in the background in later episodes.

Jennifer Aniston

Lastly, Jennifer Aniston, famous for her role as Rachel Green in Friends, voiced a choir teacher in Season 3. She tried to change Cartman's views on a sensitive topic but ended up being the one who changed. Aniston only voiced the character once, but the character appeared again without her voice.

These cameos show that South Park has had some hidden celebrity appearances, even if the show isn't known for them. It's interesting to see how these stars fit into the show's unique world.