South Park has such good handy cap representation because instead of making their disability their entire personality people like jimmy and Timmy are just a normal South Park characters with a disability and I love that
I love when cartman and his mom are telling the lady about cartman's condition. "How the hell should I know. I'm retarded." Makes me laugh every time I see it.
I know it's super awful, but the scene where Jimmy beats up his girlfriend AND his mom always makes me laugh due to it's absurdity. Jacked, roid raged up cripple kid just giving them the business.
Dude, if we feel bad for everything we laugh at...we'll have nothing to laugh at. Don't feel bad for laughing. I think the absurdity was funny as well.
Its 100% a direct remake of a scene from a movie. I'm pretty sure they literally tried to make it exact. The camera pan, the music, etc.... The cripple fight scene is also like that.
@@ExecutiveChefLance THAT fight was based on the Roddy Piper Vs Keith David fight from They Live, the infamous 80's B-movie. It's a terrific movie though. And that scene is so iconic.
Cartman lost cuz he thought he would easily outperform those handicapped kids. But the point is unlike him they were all training while he was just sitting on his ass pretending being handicapped. It's a very good and smart message.
In retrospect, it seems obvious that Cartman would lose. What's really funny is that South Park creators tricked us all into thinking that even someone like Cartman stands a chance against handicapped athletes simply because he has no disabilities. A huge "in your face!" to a majority of us (including me)
@@michaelschneider8201 Kyle also thought Cartman could beat handicapped people who train all day long. it looked like Kyle didn't see these handicapped people as serious athletes. F him
8:31 This entire conversation is hilarious and comedy gold. But, Timmy miming Jimmy being tiny and then shooting up with his deep ass "Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy" always cracks me up
The Roid rage scene with Jimmy where he attacks his gf and mom is a spoof of the 1994 movie "A body to die for, the Aaron Henry story" starrimg Ben Affleck...
It's great that you're reacting to these full episodes. Most people only react to those compilations and you really miss most of the joke without the context of the full episode. Sometimes you even need the context of past episodes too. I would recommend episodes "Red Badge of Gayness", "Proper Condom Use", "Death Camp of Tolerance", "Goobacks" and "Bloody Mary" if you haven't seen them already.
I hate watching those reactions because half of the time the person watching just goes “What?” because they have zero context. Dash picks up on pretty much EVERY joke, it’s so refreshing lol. FreakinApeLive is going through the series in order and he’s great to watch too
context is everything with this show since all the jokes come directly from the story. People get offended about Cartman pretending to be disabled but fail to realize that he comes in last in every event.
Well to be fair anything but compilations tend to get pulled really quick even the edited down ones. Honsetly suprised more of Dash's haven't been pulled.
One of the best episodes in the context of sending a message. This is like the episode where Butters' mum tries to kill him after finding out his dad has been having gay sex at saunas. They do a whole thing about the Ramsay parents and others in the same light.
Thanks for reacting to this. I'm binging on your channel's content. I've become so addicted that I eagerly wait for your South park reaction videos. Keep going, man!
Cartman is a fucking smart kid, but he doesn't want to do any work, but the montage of him studying and how he can literally manipulate people, he is literally something
I swear those deep, & passionate speeches from Timmy are so inspiring & moving. He has such a magical way of touching us all. Much love to everyone from here in the UK
That crappy Johnny Knoxville movie “The Ringer” came out shortly after this episode aired and some people actually thought either Matt and Trey ripped off the idea from it or they ripped off the idea from South Park! Trey and Matt responded by saying they had a hard time coming up with 22 minutes of material from the premise. They couldn’t believe someone tried to make a whole movie based on it! 😂
You know that kid who gave Jimmy the steroids in the first place, Nathan? Well this isn’t his only appearance in the series. I recommend watching either “Crippled Summer” or “Handicar” to see where they would take the character (he’s probably my favorite secondary antagonist on the show).
I find it funny how the guy says "one of these blue babies" and it's completely accurate since Dianabol pills are blue, but then he says "Inject into bloodstream" which would kill you at a high enough volume.
I like how Eric always takes the moral high ground. He lost on purpose to teach Jimmy a lesson about doping and to put himself in the shoes of handicapped kids.
I absolutely love your South Park videos. This is one of my favorite episodes. I think you've gotten this request a lot, but I'd love to see you do the two-parter of "You're Getting Old"/"Ass Burgers" from season 15. Absolutely hilarious and one of the times South Park got super real and hit you right in the feelings.
Seeing Cartman working his way to become handicap is hilarious, as a person with Autism, this episode is hilarious and shocking at the same time, because the part where Jimmy taking steroids is shocking and sad at the same time, but I love this episode.
Both introduction episodes of Timmy *(S4E3)* and Jimmy *(Season 5, Ep. 2 - Cripple Fight!)* are very good also : *S 6 E 13 The Return Of The Fellowship Of The Ring To The Two Towers* *S9 E7 "Erection Day"*
Some South Park episodes I highly recommend are The Death Camp of Tolerance (Season 6, Episode 14), The Passion of the Jew (Season 8, Episode 3), and Breast Cancer Show Ever (Season 12, Episode 9).
I've said this on a previous post of yours but in season 15 episodes 7 and 8 there's a really good 2 parter that Matt and Trey made that was a reflection of the burnout and depression that they were going through at the time. It's really funny but also really deep how it dives into the way the world is seen through someone who just doesn't find enjoyment out of life anymore. You should check them out!
I remember back in 2004 first watching Eric trying to act like a special needs kid when his mom signs him up. I laughed uncontrollably and couldn't breathe! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The thing about Cartman being too good at tricking his mom is that she knows it. In the newest seasons it comes to a head and it not only blows up in his face but she stops listening to him. The Real Estate episode is a good one to see him get screwed by his own actions.
YES!!! I'm so glad you finally got round to this one. I think I posted this episode as a recommendation on an earlier video, and I thought you might have forgotten. EDIT: Yep, there's my recommendation in the top left at 0:09 😁
“The balls on this show.” Exactly. And this is why I think there is value in uncensored, crazy content like South Park. They are able to talk about important topics that no one else can touch because they give no fucks who they offend. And important subjects will ALWAYS offend at least one side. South Park is the opposite of cancel culture and we need it.
dude i love how you stop to explain all references and how you know so many! I never even thought of reading the titles for the books cartman was reading lol. I also did not know alot of the references.
Dash is a very decent person. Knowing South Park as well as i do, i can watch his reaction when he picks up on cartmans schemes before they are revealed. The look of disappointment, shock, compassion, and disbelief tell who he is.
A few years back the Spanish Paralympic basketball team won the gold medals, you guessed it... None of them were disabled... And it happened in other sports a girl from Australia said she was blind, but was caught driving her car.
Glad to see you post this episode and this one of the worst things Eric Cartman ever done. That montage with Eric Cartman remind of certain 80s movies. Keep up with work!
I know I'm late, but the fact that they had Barry Bonds, Mark Mcguire and Joe Giambi in an episode RIPPING APART steroid use... Now that shit is funny!
One of my favorite things about Cartman's subplot is that he trains to be handicapped but not to be actually good at the events. So many people assume that they could beat handicapped athletes just because they're able-bodied but unfit people like Cartman could never 😅. I bet even most average people couldn't beat the best handicapped athletes in the sport/event they specialize in.
I had a friend in school who couldn't talk and could only make noise and Point but His Parents strapped a Filip Book with Laminated Pages to His Waist so he could Open it and Point to what he wanted so you could get a General Idea pretty easily.
Liked what you said about him being almost too good at manipulating his mom. Me and my missus always said if cartman actually applied himself like this to something worthwhile he could actually achieve anything. Its the one good trait he has. Lol.
I love how they represent disabled people In South park. They are human beings justliving their life's pushing through the problems and not letting their disability bring em down. Also I absolutely hate cartman he's such a douche lol. S16 E5 Butterballs is a great episode!
What Cartman is doing actually happened in the paralympics games 2000, where several countries (most notably Spain) was proven to use players who faked being mental disabled/handicaped.
I actually worked for Special Olympics once, as a senior media figure. The Games cater for many levels of disability - at the lower level of ability are people for whom, say, just understanding how to roll a ball was an achievement. At the upper end of ability were/are athletes who are basically on par with people in the mainstream Olympics, yet have an intellectual disability. They're otherwise in peak physical condition, however - competing against those people, neither Cartman (or I) would have a hope of beating them. He got his well-deserved comeuppance here, by being too lazy to bother to learn more about Special Olympians and their abilities.
Oh, this episode is amazing. I love how absolutely brilliant Cartman gets it - he hatches this "master plan" while being so sure he can just win the Paralympics, but completely forgot that he's an unfit, chubby 8-year old competing against actual athletes. Disabled or not, athletes are amazing people and they work hard to get into peak for for these events. Well, except for the ones that take a million drugs.
watching you rub you face every time Ms. Cartman say's the R word when the lady said and what's his condition..... gets me every time lmfao... you wanna laugh so bad.... lol
The translations of titles into other languages are fascinating. In German, the title was translated as "Mit der Spritze an die Spitze," which loosely translates as "With the syringe to the top." In French, it's "Les Stéroïdes, ça déchire," or "Steroids rock."
I love this episode. I had a similar reaction to you Dash, like probably most, which shows our flawed preconception thinking that just because Eric is not handicapped, he could win. Or differently said, we often have the believe just because people are handicapped that they can't be sporty.
You know even though what Cartman was doing was very very wrong, I gotta admit it’s kinda impressive to how much studying he’s doing, this is probably the only time we see Cartman hit the books.
What's interesting is that Cartman's idea was based on a real-life incident where a Spanish basketball team easily defeated the competition in the special Olympics because only 2 of the 12 players they suited up actually did have an intellectual disability
The French Paralympic basketball team actually got caught doing what cartman did. Only 2 of the players on the team were handicapped and the gold medals were taken away from them.
Btw. This happened in real life with Spain faking their whole Paralympics... The worst is their basketball team only comprising of only two special athletes out of their team
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South Park has such good handy cap representation because instead of making their disability their entire personality people like jimmy and Timmy are just a normal South Park characters with a disability and I love that
👍👍
I didn’t even think about that, but you’re right!!!
Scot Malcinson:
Am I a Diabetes to you?
@@kaviyaneskandari2316 i was thinking the same
The Crips episode will outlive our descendants lol. Also thought the summer camp ep with Towelie and Nathan was hilarious.
The scene where Timmy tries to tell mr Macky about Jimmy is brilliant.
Timmy is the true hero of this episode.
I wish he'd kept the bottle. It's not Timmy's fault he can only say a few words.
“Right, he’s jimmy. Yeah.” Kills me every time. The audience can easily read what Timmy is trying to say but the guy paid to do it can’t. 😂
It's the "Mmmmkay...." that gets me haha.
I love when cartman and his mom are telling the lady about cartman's condition. "How the hell should I know. I'm retarded." Makes me laugh every time I see it.
I know it's super awful, but the scene where Jimmy beats up his girlfriend AND his mom always makes me laugh due to it's absurdity. Jacked, roid raged up cripple kid just giving them the business.
Dude, if we feel bad for everything we laugh at...we'll have nothing to laugh at. Don't feel bad for laughing. I think the absurdity was funny as well.
Its 100% a direct remake of a scene from a movie. I'm pretty sure they literally tried to make it exact. The camera pan, the music, etc.... The cripple fight scene is also like that.
With the Platoon music🤣
@@ExecutiveChefLance THAT fight was based on the Roddy Piper Vs Keith David fight from They Live, the infamous 80's B-movie. It's a terrific movie though. And that scene is so iconic.
Lmao!😂
Every time I see Cartman watching Kid Rock I just die... 🤣
I was not prepared 😂 I’ve never seen that! South Park pulls no punches!! Lol
Bawitdabaw.....
"he plays his mom like a piano" that makes him the mozart of manipulation!
Ooooh! I like that!!!!
😂👍
It's funny and sad at the same time Cartman tries so hard to win and still losses 😂
So true! I didn’t realize he was gonna lose every race 😂
Cartman lost cuz he thought he would easily outperform those handicapped kids. But the point is unlike him they were all training while he was just sitting on his ass pretending being handicapped. It's a very good and smart message.
In retrospect, it seems obvious that Cartman would lose. What's really funny is that South Park creators tricked us all into thinking that even someone like Cartman stands a chance against handicapped athletes simply because he has no disabilities. A huge "in your face!" to a majority of us (including me)
I think it’s because we were all so distracted by Cartman’s horrible plan that we forgot he’s fat and unathletic 😂
@@michaelschneider8201 Kyle also thought Cartman could beat handicapped people who train all day long. it looked like Kyle didn't see these handicapped people as serious athletes. F him
I love how you highlight references in the episodes and even show what the reference is about.
8:31 This entire conversation is hilarious and comedy gold. But, Timmy miming Jimmy being tiny and then shooting up with his deep ass "Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy" always cracks me up
The Roid rage scene with Jimmy where he attacks his gf and mom is a spoof of the 1994 movie "A body to die for, the Aaron Henry story" starrimg Ben Affleck...
That makes sense; I feel like I seen a similar story in High school Health class or something.
I thought it was in reference to raging bull
I like how jimmy can understand Timmy
The sheer aggressiveness of Cartman's "DEEEEHHHHR!" always fucking kills me.
I love that part of Cartman learning how to act handicapped was listenining to Kid Rock. That aged very well lol
“Steroid-taking jackass”. The look on Giambi’s face lol 🤣
oh man Krazy Kripples is a MUST watch, easily one of the best and funniest South Park episodes ever. Enjoyed watching your reaction to this one too!
also *Season 5, Ep. 2 - Cripple Fight!*
*S 6 E 13 The Return Of The Fellowship Of The Ring To The Two Towers*
* S9 E7 "Erection Day"*
@@peperino25 going to see it right now!
jimmy and timmy are my favorite
Im glad Cartman’s mom has developed some and is finally standing up to him
It's great that you're reacting to these full episodes. Most people only react to those compilations and you really miss most of the joke without the context of the full episode. Sometimes you even need the context of past episodes too. I would recommend episodes "Red Badge of Gayness", "Proper Condom Use", "Death Camp of Tolerance", "Goobacks" and "Bloody Mary" if you haven't seen them already.
I hate watching those reactions because half of the time the person watching just goes “What?” because they have zero context. Dash picks up on pretty much EVERY joke, it’s so refreshing lol. FreakinApeLive is going through the series in order and he’s great to watch too
context is everything with this show since all the jokes come directly from the story. People get offended about Cartman pretending to be disabled but fail to realize that he comes in last in every event.
Well to be fair anything but compilations tend to get pulled really quick even the edited down ones. Honsetly suprised more of Dash's haven't been pulled.
I really admire how Timmy was trying to help his former enemy now friend with his steroid problem throughout the episode.
One of the best episodes in the context of sending a message. This is like the episode where Butters' mum tries to kill him after finding out his dad has been having gay sex at saunas. They do a whole thing about the Ramsay parents and others in the same light.
theyve done it a few times
Thanks for reacting to this. I'm binging on your channel's content. I've become so addicted that I eagerly wait for your South park reaction videos. Keep going, man!
I really appreciate you. Thank you so much for watching! 🙏
I agree. I actively check for them every day.
I love how you hold ur fsce sometimes. Like you dont wanna condone what you are seeing but you also wanna burst out laughing
Your face when eric cartman step up the sign ups 🤣🤣🤣
Cartman is a fucking smart kid, but he doesn't want to do any work, but the montage of him studying and how he can literally manipulate people, he is literally something
Your South Park full episode reactions are immediate clicks as soon as I see them
I swear those deep, & passionate speeches from Timmy are so inspiring & moving. He has such a magical way of touching us all.
Much love to everyone from here in the UK
That crappy Johnny Knoxville movie “The Ringer” came out shortly after this episode aired and some people actually thought either Matt and Trey ripped off the idea from it or they ripped off the idea from South Park!
Trey and Matt responded by saying they had a hard time coming up with 22 minutes of material from the premise. They couldn’t believe someone tried to make a whole movie based on it! 😂
I love when Cartman's plans blow up in his face, it's so satisfying 😂
The crips and bloods episode with Timmy and Jimmy is a must watch episode. I promise you will love it
"Erection Day"
A true Jimmy coming of age story episode 👏
I love how they use the same music from the scarface montage
You know that kid who gave Jimmy the steroids in the first place, Nathan? Well this isn’t his only appearance in the series. I recommend watching either “Crippled Summer” or “Handicar” to see where they would take the character (he’s probably my favorite secondary antagonist on the show).
I find it funny how the guy says "one of these blue babies" and it's completely accurate since Dianabol pills are blue, but then he says "Inject into bloodstream" which would kill you at a high enough volume.
Death camp of intolerance, you have got to react to that one, it aged like fine wine
Have you noticed that the camera pan on the baseball players in this episode is exactly what they did with the murderers in Butters’ very own episode?
Ngl, Cartman put more effort into faking a disability than the stupid awful people on TikTok. He did research, which was surprisingly impressive.
Watching kid rock was all he needed to do. The rest was overkill
I like how Eric always takes the moral high ground. He lost on purpose to teach Jimmy a lesson about doping and to put himself in the shoes of handicapped kids.
I absolutely love your South Park videos. This is one of my favorite episodes.
I think you've gotten this request a lot, but I'd love to see you do the two-parter of "You're Getting Old"/"Ass Burgers" from season 15. Absolutely hilarious and one of the times South Park got super real and hit you right in the feelings.
Nice use of the Donald Glover scene. "You can say that to another person and you don't explode!?"
Yes!!! You got it!!!!
Seeing Cartman working his way to become handicap is hilarious, as a person with Autism, this episode is hilarious and shocking at the same time, because the part where Jimmy taking steroids is shocking and sad at the same time, but I love this episode.
Perfect timing. Breakfast (I'm from Germany) and watching one of your videos ❤️ Timmy and Jimmy 😂👍
But it's sad too, and so true.
Thank you 🙏 I’m glad you get a chance to watch at a convenient time. Jimmy and Timmy were a great duo in this episode!
@@dash.reacts
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Both introduction episodes of Timmy *(S4E3)* and Jimmy *(Season 5, Ep. 2 - Cripple Fight!)* are very good
also : *S 6 E 13 The Return Of The Fellowship Of The Ring To The Two Towers*
*S9 E7 "Erection Day"*
the scene where Cartman gets crushed in all the events will never, ever get old
Now that you've seen Timmy and Jimmy together, probably it would make sense to see, how they met. That would be a "Cripple Fight" episode. S5E2.
Jimmy and Timmy joining the Crips is another great episode!
Fatbeard has to be my favorite episode based on humor, all the jokes in it are top notch. It's a Cartman-heavy one, spoofing pirates of the carribean.
I love the disappointment that just appears on your face when Cartman reveals his stupid plans!
Some South Park episodes I highly recommend are The Death Camp of Tolerance (Season 6, Episode 14), The Passion of the Jew (Season 8, Episode 3), and Breast Cancer Show Ever (Season 12, Episode 9).
All great episodes! I recommend all of these as well.
I've said this on a previous post of yours but in season 15 episodes 7 and 8 there's a really good 2 parter that Matt and Trey made that was a reflection of the burnout and depression that they were going through at the time. It's really funny but also really deep how it dives into the way the world is seen through someone who just doesn't find enjoyment out of life anymore. You should check them out!
I remember back in 2004 first watching Eric trying to act like a special needs kid when his mom signs him up. I laughed uncontrollably and couldn't breathe! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
One underrated joke is that Cartman has a whole montage on how to appear handicapped. Yet he didnt pick a disibility to go with
Dash, I'm so impressed by how many pop culture things you are familiar with in the 80s and 90s.
Nathan and Mimsy are refernce to buggs bunny gangsters, two of my favorite characters SP ever made.
Dash: (To Cartman) “Manipulating Motherf-(beep)!!!”
😂😂😂😂😂
The best South Park episode. I was in tears watching it. Cartman's wooden shoe with his outfit is top tier
The thing about Cartman being too good at tricking his mom is that she knows it. In the newest seasons it comes to a head and it not only blows up in his face but she stops listening to him. The Real Estate episode is a good one to see him get screwed by his own actions.
"Krazy Kripples" is a must watch for a Jimmy-Timmy team-up.
"T.M.I." For angry Randy and angry Cartman.
T.M.I. is amazing. Another totally crazy ridiculous Randy episode
YES!!! I'm so glad you finally got round to this one. I think I posted this episode as a recommendation on an earlier video, and I thought you might have forgotten.
EDIT: Yep, there's my recommendation in the top left at 0:09 😁
Thanks for recommending it, DJ!!! It was a good one!!!
“The balls on this show.” Exactly. And this is why I think there is value in uncensored, crazy content like South Park. They are able to talk about important topics that no one else can touch because they give no fucks who they offend. And important subjects will ALWAYS offend at least one side. South Park is the opposite of cancel culture and we need it.
You definitely should watch Krazy Kripples! Jimmy and Timmy are hilarious in that lol great job though!
dude i love how you stop to explain all references and how you know so many! I never even thought of reading the titles for the books cartman was reading lol. I also did not know alot of the references.
Dash is a very decent person. Knowing South Park as well as i do, i can watch his reaction when he picks up on cartmans schemes before they are revealed. The look of disappointment, shock, compassion, and disbelief tell who he is.
A few years back the Spanish Paralympic basketball team won the gold medals, you guessed it... None of them were disabled... And it happened in other sports a girl from Australia said she was blind, but was caught driving her car.
10:57 that what the hell moment cracked me hard hahaha he really thought he didn't have to train for the Olympics
Glad to see you post this episode and this one of the worst things Eric Cartman ever done. That montage with Eric Cartman remind of certain 80s movies.
Keep up with work!
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 🙏 Cartman has no soul 😂
I love the serious look of disapproval you have during Cartman's nonsense at 'becoming' handicap. XD
A movie was made that had the same basic plot as this episode called "The Ringer"
with johnny knoxville!
The end with Mcgwire is just brilliantly done. same as they did with Ramseys and OJ in the Butters special
'Krazy kripples' is a funny episode with jimmy n timmy mixing with crips and bloods😂
I've been meaning to compliment you on how well you edit and condense these episodes. Seamless, bro.
I know I'm late, but the fact that they had Barry Bonds, Mark Mcguire and Joe Giambi in an episode RIPPING APART steroid use...
Now that shit is funny!
One of my favorite things about Cartman's subplot is that he trains to be handicapped but not to be actually good at the events.
So many people assume that they could beat handicapped athletes just because they're able-bodied but unfit people like Cartman could never 😅. I bet even most average people couldn't beat the best handicapped athletes in the sport/event they specialize in.
Kyle reading the terms and conditions for the special olympics is interesting considering not reading them is why he got kidnapped by Apple.
Both introduction episodes of Timmy (S4E3) and Jimmy (S5E2) are very good
I had a friend in school who couldn't talk and could only make noise and Point but His Parents strapped a Filip Book with Laminated Pages to His Waist so he could Open it and Point to what he wanted so you could get a General Idea pretty easily.
As a disabled individual South Park has some of the best representation of my condition
Love the "Platoon" music when Jimmy is beating his girlfriend and mom.
Liked what you said about him being almost too good at manipulating his mom. Me and my missus always said if cartman actually applied himself like this to something worthwhile he could actually achieve anything. Its the one good trait he has. Lol.
I love how they represent disabled people In South park. They are human beings justliving their life's pushing through the problems and not letting their disability bring em down. Also I absolutely hate cartman he's such a douche lol. S16 E5 Butterballs is a great episode!
What Cartman is doing actually happened in the paralympics games 2000, where several countries (most notably Spain) was proven to use players who faked being mental disabled/handicaped.
“You’re getting old” is a pretty unique episode of South Park and well worth a reaction…
I actually worked for Special Olympics once, as a senior media figure. The Games cater for many levels of disability - at the lower level of ability are people for whom, say, just understanding how to roll a ball was an achievement. At the upper end of ability were/are athletes who are basically on par with people in the mainstream Olympics, yet have an intellectual disability. They're otherwise in peak physical condition, however - competing against those people, neither Cartman (or I) would have a hope of beating them. He got his well-deserved comeuppance here, by being too lazy to bother to learn more about Special Olympians and their abilities.
Oh, this episode is amazing. I love how absolutely brilliant Cartman gets it - he hatches this "master plan" while being so sure he can just win the Paralympics, but completely forgot that he's an unfit, chubby 8-year old competing against actual athletes. Disabled or not, athletes are amazing people and they work hard to get into peak for for these events.
Well, except for the ones that take a million drugs.
watching you rub you face every time Ms. Cartman say's the R word when the lady said and what's his condition..... gets me every time lmfao... you wanna laugh so bad.... lol
The translations of titles into other languages are fascinating. In German, the title was translated as "Mit der Spritze an die Spitze," which loosely translates as "With the syringe to the top." In French, it's "Les Stéroïdes, ça déchire," or "Steroids rock."
LoL this episode made me laugh so hard my guts hurt for like two days. Cartman completely failing when he thought he was a ringer....
I love this episode. I had a similar reaction to you Dash, like probably most, which shows our flawed preconception thinking that just because Eric is not handicapped, he could win. Or differently said, we often have the believe just because people are handicapped that they can't be sporty.
You know even though what Cartman was doing was very very wrong, I gotta admit it’s kinda impressive to how much studying he’s doing, this is probably the only time we see Cartman hit the books.
What's interesting is that Cartman's idea was based on a real-life incident where a Spanish basketball team easily defeated the competition in the special Olympics because only 2 of the 12 players they suited up actually did have an intellectual disability
What I find amazing is that Timmy
can convey complex thoughts with just one word.
I am dead when Eric Cartman is being autistic to be participating in the special olympics. XD 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ret/arded
@@skeetervalentine2471 To Me or to Cart-Man? : (
@@OsagieGuobadia yes.
@@skeetervalentine2471 Rude ! > : (
i love that timmy can have a whole convo with jimmy and despite saying nothing but "timmy" i stillckinda get what he's saying
The imaginationland trilogy is three of the best south park episodes ever made you gotta react to it man!
I LOVE how Eric thought he was going to have such an easy time winning yet came in last place in every single event. 😆
First full episode of “South Park” I’ve ever watched.
Rule #1: Cartman will always sink to the lowest depths and nothing should be surprising about that anymore.
You've been on a roll lately, always appreciate the South Park vids you make
The French Paralympic basketball team actually got caught doing what cartman did. Only 2 of the players on the team were handicapped and the gold medals were taken away from them.
Btw. This happened in real life with Spain faking their whole Paralympics... The worst is their basketball team only comprising of only two special athletes out of their team
Season 7 Episode 2 Krazy Kripples
It's another Jimmy and Timmy episode
I've seen a lot of people react to Cartman's montage and you're the first guy who got the Kid Rock part 😆