Cartman's BIGGEST L

The most satisfying moment in TV history

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Chapters:
Intro 0:00-1:44
Surfshark 1:44-3:03
¡Ole! 3:03-7:07
The Charge 7:07-10:24
The Horns 10:24-12:20
Reaping & Sowing 12:20-13:47
the end 13:47-14:11
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[alexvaughan]

Even after Wendy beat the shit out of Cartman and humiliated him in front of the whole school, he still used mental gymnastics to make himself the cool kid. Cartman will never learn his lesson.

[asorlokirunarsson]

In his own twisted way, Cartman got what he wanted, not lose his friends' respect, which he technically didn't since their opinion of him literally couldn't go any lower

[OfficialScottR]

Theres something weirdly poetic about how Principal Victoria does absolutely nothing for 12 seasons, does one of the most important and inspirational moments in the entire show, then proceeds to do almost nothing for another 7 seasons before being written out. If you're only going to have one big moment, it may as well be an amazing one like hers

[Ryu-Dreyer.]

Bro dropped the hardest cartman ass whooping edit and thinks we weren't gonna notice.

[ElettraMazza-fxpb]

The best part about the "Cartman is cancer" allegory is that Cartman actually is one! He was born on July 1st

[costelinha]

I mean are you guys surprised? She's the one who tied her substitute teacher to a rocket and flew it towards the sun just because she was jealous of how Stan looked at her. YOU. DON'T. FUCK. WITH. WENDY TESTABURGERS!

[mosketo]

I’m honestly shocked Cartman didn’t get his way in the end considering this is someone who almost always gets his way. In terms of the episode itself, this is just another fantastic South Park episode that subverts expectations. It’s funny, entertaining, satisfying and just everything you want out of a South Park episode with great character moments from Wendy and especially Cartman.

[alexvaughan]

In Season 6, when Kenny was dead, Cartman didn't really do anything too evil. The worst thing he did was probably drinking Kenny's ashes. But he thought it was chocolate milk mix. Wonder if, after losing his best friend, Cartman gained a sense of empathy and toned down his evil schemes? He was still an asshole, but he knew how hard it is to lose someone dear, so he didn't inflict the same fate on others.

Then in Season 7, when Kenny came back and everyone forgot that he died, Cartman returned to being the same evil little shit in Season 5. He then attempted mass genocide twice in two seasons.

[Pokentoon]

Rare Cartman Ls are so satisfying since the dude almost always fucks everyone else up and seeing him get his ass handed was awesome

[localmenace]

Victoria’s speech always gets me. They could’ve gone so many ways with the episode, but writing it the way they did made it _such_ a good one, especially with the underlying message that sometimes, you can’t reason with obnoxious. Sometimes you’ve gotta take them down yourself. She isn’t made fun of for getting angry at Cartman, nor did is she told that getting the upper hand is useless and end up getting her in bigger trouble. It empowered Wendy to stand up to a bully.

This episode made me love Wendy Testaburger.

[Myszkaedzio]

BLOOMS YOU CANT JUST MAKE THE HARDEST EDIT OF CARTMAN GETTING WHAT HE DESERVES AND GET AWAY WITH IT 😭

[SonarTheBat]

I love that Mr Garrison wasn't angry that Cartman pooped on his desk. He was just completely stunned.

[CrowRider]

Principal Victoria is GOATED for that speech! Hearing her talk about the “fat little lump” made me smile knowing Cartman was going to get his due from Wendy.

Also, that edit was fire!

[laurocoman]

Principal Victoria should have had some more moments like this one. She picked the role of "go beat his ass" inspirational coach perfectly.

[itz_icgaming]

Honestly Eric Cartman got what he deserved. He's just a perfect example from someone that have an inflated ego but sooner or later karma bites his butt hard.

[shadowkiller]

The end of the fight where Wendy says “I’m finished”, always reminds me of a story that an ex con told on a podcast of when a guy beat his cell mate to death because he was a child abuser. The guards let it happen and only opened the cell to drag the body out when the guy yelled he was done

[justdirt]

I think what truly sells this episode for me is that from this point on, Wendy almost never loses to Cartman. The Smurfberry episode being another great example of Wendy using what she learned and beating Cartman at his own game.

Matt and Trey usually aren't the type to have deep messaging. But you can tell the speech by Victoria came right from them. Sometimes in life, shit isn't fair and no amount of peaceful or "good" solutions will fix it.
Sometimes, you just need to kick the shit out of a bad person.

[Davidmariodude]

Another Cartman L comes in Awesome-O with after all the times Cartman did horrible things to Butters you see Butters be very happy with Cartman basically being a servant to Butters the whole episode, and starving. And by the end he gets embarrassed in front of everyone. This is one of many reasons Awesome-O is one of the best episodes.

[TheMilitantHorse]

Cartman getting his just deserts is honestly cathartic. Ngl, him being really cruel and super malicious in the later season is funny when he's mean to bad people, but when he's mean to characters that don't deserve it (especially poor Butters), I can only wish he gets justice served.

[bleedingroze]

The realism of the fight not just being a “perfect” beatdown is great too. He’s not a punching bag, he fights back as hard as he possibly can. He’s bigger than her, but she takes every hit on the chin and returns it tenfold. By the end, so tired that she has to sit down, she announces to everyone, to the world, “I’m FINISHED.” As simple as doing her homework or folding her laundry, she had a job to do and she was done with it. I fucking love Wendy.