Comedy Central has unveiled its 2015/2016 season schedule for the US, which includes The Daily Show with Trevor Noah and South Park.

We already know that Noah will take over the reins from Jon Stewart on September 28 at 11pm ET/PT, but we now know when to expect South Park's 19th season to debut.

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The all-new season will comprise 10 episodes, kicking off on September 16 at 10pm.

Meanwhile, Comedy Central's new series Moonbeam City, about an absurdist, retro-futuristic '80s cop extravaganza, will debut straight after South Park at 10.30pm.

From September 23, viewers can catch the second season of TripTank at 11pm, while Nathan For You fans can tune into season three's premiere on October 15 at 10pm.

There are also some stand-up specials coming up, starting with Steve Rannazzisi: Breaking Dad on September 19 at 11pm. A week later on September 26 Brian Regan: Live will air at 9pm.

Plus, Noah will hold a stand-up special at some point too, although the exact title and premiere date are yet to be announced.