Eric Cartman - Special Olympics Training

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This episode is "Up the Down Steroid" and is from Season 8 Episode 2. Cartman wants to participate to the special olympics. So he starts training :)

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[astonrichardson]

Love the fact that he trained to become handicapped yet didn’t even train for the actual events 😂

[BossCYungin]

The face he makes in the mirror takes me out every time😂

[animefan]

You think if he puts this effort into school work he'd be the top of his class?

[Hardcorechampion]

OMG go back and look at some of the books he’s reading!

“My other left foot” absolute genius!

[Peter_]

This episode actually shows support for participants in the Special Olympics;
it shows that you cannot just waltz in and win without any training, and that participants in the Special Olympics ACTUALLY DO have a lot of skill, which they have obtained through a lot of training.
Yes, they have various different handicaps, but that doesn't mean that they are amateurs.

It is kind of like how someone who is a befinner at guitar will not stand a chance against a kid who has been training at that instrument for several years:
yes, a skilled adult will generally be better at that instrument than the kid, but the kid will beat the crap out of literally everyone who hasn't even touched that instrument in the past.

[jackbuchanan]

He probably spent more on that Motion Capture studio and software than whah the prize money is worth. That tech aint cheap yall.

[TheRealW.S.Foster]

I think Kyle's reaction to seeing Cartman actually going through with his plan was also hilarious.

He doesn't even show disgust, anger, nothing... He just tells Cartman "God damn you" in the most calm way possible.

The real treat of the episode will always be his performance in the games.

Even against a bunch of handicapped people, Cartman is such an arrogant, un-athletic fat-fuck that he didn't even think about trying to train, thinking his superiority in not being handicapped would be his Golden Ticket.

It's one of the many moments of him get his comeuppance that I cherish.

[rajsel]

The 3D model of handicapp walk analysis kills me 😅😂😂😂😂

[theoriginalBlue]

Lol 😂 using kid rock as one of his ways to learn

[nypad]

it's awesome when Matt and Trey do original songs for the show for moments like this... but thank god they thought to use this song for this joke. 10/10 episode. The motion capture always kills me. So fucking funny.

[ThomasMurphyCosplay]

I may have Autism but this is the most funniest fucking moment of Eric Cartman 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[derrisEbynum]

One of the funniest episodes to South Park, I laugh every time Cartman does that face in the mirror pretending to be handicap.

[FERVANT_INDEPENDENT]

This is probably the most studying and work Cartman has ever done. 🤣

[dominuslimo]

Now had Cartman practiced a little bit for the events, he probably would’ve won

[typacsk]

Well, that Kid Rock joke definitely aged well.

[jonathanmendez]

Maddie Ziegler doing research for her performance as Music, in Sia’s Music (2021).

[sugarbunny]

Bro I wish my dad was this passionate on researching my disability’s 🥲

[jacklucas]

I'm gonna tell my kids this was jeffy

[waxkopp]

He worked his butt off, but didn't do a workout!

[ReconOne]

I’m autistic, I find this funny, and people telling me to find this offensive is insulting my independent thought and infantilizing my character.

Also, F the Special Olympics and its condescending treatment towards people like me.