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.
Yeah but he can't take the pain of that beatdown away. Also everyone was happy of seeing him get his ass kicked, even if he lies to himself everyone else had a great time
@@TooSplicedUp13 I don't think it's a downside personally. Of course, Cartman never learning his lesson is bad in universe. But for viewers, it's part of why we're drawn to Cartman 🤣
@@alienboy1322At least South Park never tries to make us believe Cartman has learned his lesson in the end, only to immediately forget it in the next episode *cough* Stan Smith!
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!
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.
Dancing with Smurfs is another good episode where Cartman fucks with Wendy and she ends up making him lose the school announcemer position albiet with the cost of losing the class presidency which she could definitely get back after he hates it.
@@mosketo yea I think Breast Cancer Show Ever is more entertaining with the buildup but I do love Cartman's Glenn Beck Parody (even if it hasn't aged that well since most people don't remember him)
My only issue with this episode was when Cartman was trying to get Stan to talk Wendy out of the fight, he goes off on him by the end of the conversation. The problem with this is that it would be a huge red flag to Stan as Cartman gave too much away to him with that last bit.
You could argue that to him, he did. His warped view on the situation is so delusional that he somehow convinced himself that he came out on top, because no matter what, his friends like him for who he is... and think hes kewl and totally not fat at all
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.
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.
Heck yeah, you'd think our boy Butters might feel a bit worried about the violence but nah, he too would love to see Cartman beaten to a pulp. He seems to be one of the most hyped about it (he deserves the catharsis too considering how Cartman targets him)
Bro, that fight edit had absolutely no business going that fuckin HAAAARD!! 😂😂😂 Jesus Christ, this may just be my favorite Blooms video ever off that alone
It’s always satisfying to see him get what he deserves. Thanks for the video pal. Btw Butters rooted for Cartman the whole fight episode but cheered for Wendy when she had the upper hand but the thing is how when the boys tried to tell him they never liked him, butters was like « yeah » no Butters you encouraged Eric infront of everyone so it’s not true.
I'm pretty sure Butters was just trolling before Wendy took over. He knew Cartman treasured his ego more than anything else, so he tried his hardest to bloat it as much as possible just to make the payoff even more satisfying.
Butters despises Cartman just as much as everyone else, he's just too afraid of what Cartman will do to him if he says so. That's why he always acts so friendly to Cartman, but takes every opportunity he can to show his dislike, such as in the episode where they form a christian rock band. It's also entirely possible that Butters encouraging Cartman was just to make Cartman feel invincible, thus making it even more satisfying to watch him get beat up.
I interpreted it as Butters just wanting to see someone, anyone, get beaten up. Sort of letting out his own aggression through watching someone else be aggressive. Butters is a sweetie, but deep down he craves violence.
@@Owen_loves_Butters when Craig and jimmy told Stan and the goth kids Wendy wanted the fight cancelled (Cartman the liar) Butters said: I hope not, I wanna see Eric kick the crap out of her. And Cartman wasn’t around.
The recent "Dikinbaus Hotdogs" episode is one of my favorites for similar reasons. After seasons upon seasons of Cartman taking advantage of Butters and his mom, it was great to see them get the upper hand over him for once and in such an ironic way too.
I love how Victoria’s speech before the fight has a double meaning: obviously she’s talking of a great message that says when you have cancer, it’s best to use your all to fight it, but the fact she specifically describes cancer as a ‘fat lump’ implies that she sees Cartman as a cancer in everyone’s lives, based on how volatile and destructive he is. No wonder Wendy throws away her inhibitions and goes out there straight after to beat Cartman up, because if I got a speech that good to motivate me, all I would see is red too.
One thing I think is noteworthy is that in the show's current era (season 5-ish onwards), Wendy is more or less the show's moral compass. In all her appearances, she's consistently shown as in the right, and as more or less the smartest and most conscientious character of the entire cast. Even in the rare occasions where she loses like in the hobbit episode, it's treated like a tragic ending rather than as her comeuppance. And she's the only character who proves to consistently be more than a match for Cartman, as every time they've squared off in one way or another she's pretty consistently beaten him, whether physically as in this episode or outsmarting him like in the bathrooms episode.
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His biggest L was becoming Homeless in the future and losing his family. A lot of fans were mad but I thought he got what he deserved. I love Cartman, but he doesn’t deserve a happy ending
I've kinda always wanted to see Cartman succeed. He's been not only my fav SP charater for all time but overall my most favourite charater in all of adult cartoon. I get that he's sort of 'the bad guy' but he always gets a free card from me :)
I know Southpark hasn't started using the serialzed approach til season 18. But I can't help to think that Cartman was mocking breast cancer or people with other types of cancer in general, because 8 episodes prior he was diagnosed with HIV & almost no one would show to his aids benefits venue & everyone would say how they rather have aids than cancer & would downplay this disease. And don't take it seriously anymore, since it's quote: "A 80s or 90s disease, it's all about cancer now". And so when Elton John couldn't show up cause he was at a cancer benefits venue & they had to substitute Jimmy Buffet, Cartman snapped & started to hold a deep resentment towards people with cancer ever since. I'd like to think that this is canonical.
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
also in a weird way Cartman wasn’t wrong when he said the guys were trying to make him feel better. Yeah they were just speaking facts but if they truly hated him they would’ve just fed into his misery by saying “yep we hate you now and we’ll never hang out with you again” instead of clarifying they hated him all along and nothing has changed. Bc while it was partially abt not wanting to get his ass kicked, what scared Cartman the most was losing his friends and he didn’t lol it was a semi-happy ending for him but only bc he’s insane, just like when he found out who his dad rlly was
@@tiablue9106 agreed. Although I'd like to emphasize what you inferred, the kids weren't really trying anything, neither making him feel good or bad, they were just being honest
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
@@48271ed I personally hated PC Principle, dude was so damn annoying. For me it was like making a joke of a joke, we get how dumb PC has become, we didn't need the embodiment of it in the show... except the time he threatens to break the legs of whoever edits the newpapers, and Jimmy comes around, that was pretty great, but would of worked for any character and that was ironically after they massively altered him from his original appearance state.
@@theunknown479Well yea, because this is how it would happen in real life, he fucks everyone else up because they fucked him up in the past, wasn't there a whole episode about how other people basically bullied him and made fun of him constantly for being fat?
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!
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.
Victoria's speech is very heartfelt and inspirational. You can turn the cheek only so much, some times you just gotta throw them hands. Edit: Since I'm a household influence now like my pagan god Logan Paul, I demand for you Blooms to update your ranked episodes!
@@mo642.0lWith students like Eric who abuses the rules made to protect students for their own gain, I feel turning a blind eye is the best move in this situation. If he doesn’t face consequences to his actions, then he’ll keep doing the same shit
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.
Cartman’s evil sticks out less in season 6 bc Stan and Kyle are on like the same level of dickishness as him, w/ him just being slightly meaner to butters than them. Also that season typically focuses on the main boys as a group/the town as a whole rather than individual characters (weirdly) so there weren’t many chances to show off his schemes
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.
Or when his Mom finally starts putting him in his place. Like the day he turned his hot dog car into the coolest place ever, only for them to be forced back into his old house when he didn't want to.
The PC Principal thing was really weird and nonsensical to me even for South Park. Beating the shit out of a kid didn't seem in line with his character to me. That being said it was hilarious though.
@@kristahouck6769 it’s the creators being ironic like when pc principal said he would break the legs of whoever said “retarded” to describe the school lunch in the paper, and it happened to be jimmy who as we know, can’t use his legs
My man, there are many people in real life who are exactly like that..."you see, I am fighting for what's right, and moral, that's why my friends and I going out and beating the shit out of people who don't think like us is completely justified".
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
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.
Cartman Sucks and Awesom-O have similar endings with a defeated Eric just saying “lame”. Those are a couple of my favorite episodes. Awesom-O is Cartman suffering for 20 minutes and getting nothing for it, and Cartman Sucks is him doing everything to himself. Nobody does anything at all to him, he simply embarrasses himself out of paranoia.
another favourite cartman L of mine is when he pretends to be disabled to compete in the special olympics. he thinks he will dominate but instead finishes dead last and gets a pity award, right before he exposes his scheme to everyone
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.
I think You got F'd in the A might be my favourite episode just based on vibes, but this is probably objectively my favourite episode. I'm glad you mentioned how incredible the 'cancer is pure evil' speech is, it makes everything that came before completely worth it and everything that comes after so satisfying, because you know that wendy has had someone on her side this whole time, and that she can do what she needs to do, punishment free. GOD i love this episode and i'm so glad you covered it!!
The catharsis this episode provides is hands down one of my favorites. Any time this episode airs I always stop what I'm doing so I can watch it and man Cartman getting the beatdown he deserves will never be dissatisfying
Honestly, that one scene with the Principal is something that earns a lot of respect from me for the show's writing. And it kind of makes the South Park vs Family Guy argument an easy decision. Family Guy has serious issues with unironic misogyny and even just writing good female characters, they had a whole episode acting like it's a good thing that Meg is literally a lightning rod for abuse. South Park wrote an episode where a school principal carefully and subtly endorsed a 9 year old girl to beat up a sexist, manipulative, bigoted classmate to defend breast cancer survivors for some brilliant karmic justice.
@@fcomolineiro7596 I'm not trying to say Family Guy is bad "because they just write jokes," come on, you're better than strawmanning. Family Guy jokes are repetitive and cheap, they really seem to struggle writing an entire gender of people throughout the entire run. Heck, they have 2 paedophiles in the recurring character cast, and yes Quagmire is one of them who has it treated like a minor, silly little quality of him. Even writing a bunch of hateful, fascist stuff into Cartman, serves as a better use of this same dark humour, because they consistently make him suffer as a direct result of his actions. Quagmire's karmic punishment for stuff is that he has to bail and doesn't go through with it, that's all. And he gets to tell his own sister that he doesn't see her as a woman due to her being in the extremely difficult situation of an abusive relationship too, which is like, just about the opposite of what would help in this situation. Family Guy's just a tired show full of jokes that are like key jingling for straight guys. It has moments of brilliance, but it got cancelled like 3 times with less soul every revival. I hope this is enough for you to absorb a single critique I actually said this time, rather than just respond to what you decided that I said.
@@lilpetz500 when I said, "it's funny how the family guy writers write jokes and things" I was mostly referring how their jokes lack a punchline for example "oh quagmire you're a pedo" and that's it And when they try to get into serious stuff it quickly gets undertone by cheap jokes to make the situation less serious, the equivalent of putting 2 videos of subway surfer instead of one
I get the feeling the FG writers are going for irony and deliberately delivering messages that subvert the expectation that the audience will get a good moral at the end. But they lack the wit or talent to make it obvious that the takeaway is the opposite of what the episode is saying.
Wendy is also one of the few people who beat Cartman. She also beats him the episode ‘dancing with smurfs’ where she just outsmarts him in a genius way. Other person who beats him is Caesar Milan from the episode ‘Tsst’ These 3 are my favorite episodes because of the karma Cartman gets and the satisfaction it brings to see him get defeated
My mom was diagnosed with breast cancer in May of 2001. She battled breast cancer until she succumbed to it on August 31, 2005. Wendy beating the tar out of Cartman is 100% Cartman’s just punishment.
This was a great episode as it shows that even the principal was willing to look the other way and allow the fight to happen. Honestly, I think everyone wanted this to happen to Cartman in the end of it all.
I have a buddy whose aunt died of ovarian cancer a year ago, and he would go on and on about how much he loves Principal Victoria’s speech and how much it resonated with him because of all this.
I think what really works about this episode is that Cartman would have gotten away with making fun of breast cancer but because of his own pride and eagerness to feel superior and put others down he causes himself to get beaten to a bloody pulp
I’d wallop Cartman a hundred times more than Wendy did. I lost my first mom to breast cancer in 2005. If Cartman mocks breast cancer, he’s mocking those who survived and died from breast cancer.
Let's be real, for all the horrible things Cartman has said and done he deserves way more L's than this. This one just may be the most satisfying because of how badly he antagonized Wendy and then tried to back out of it like a coward.
I genuinely LOVE this episode cause of how visceral it feels. That primal enjoyment of pushing someone’s buttons until you get a reaction, that primal enjoyment of beating the hell out of someone who’s annoyed you and deserves it, and the primal satisfaction you get from seeing two people beat the hell out of each other.
Pretty sure there's already videos on that, probably by this same dude. And you could at least say please or make that a request instead of demanding shit.
I also feel like this ep was a good way to show just how weak cartman truly is, I see so many people saying he is the strongest character when in reality he loses to every single character, I mean yes he is strong when in it comes to manipulation but other than that he is the most pitiful character in the entire show.
He’s definitely the most evil character in the show but anyone who thinks he’s the strongest is lying to themselves. Cartman can’t even take a week little slap
God, look at the comments under the fight scene clip. Full of misogynists that say a woman could NEVER EVER beat a man in a fight. Even a very unhealthy prepubesent boy vs a very athlectic prepubesent girl. 🙄
I love this episode but I think I prefer the ending of Dikkinballs hot dogs more. Seeing Ms Cartman and Butters get back at Cartman back was amazing and felt like the most cathartic moments of the whole show. Plus, the ending genuinely had me in tears with him crying and screaming “I WANT DIKKINBALLS”. They even twisted his own joke back at him.
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.
Yeah but he can't take the pain of that beatdown away. Also everyone was happy of seeing him get his ass kicked, even if he lies to himself everyone else had a great time
the only downside of this ep, but it had to happen lol
@@TooSplicedUp13 I don't think it's a downside personally. Of course, Cartman never learning his lesson is bad in universe. But for viewers, it's part of why we're drawn to Cartman 🤣
When I first saw thd episode, I was upset that Cartman learn nothing from this.
But then I learned that it's Eric Cartman.
@@alienboy1322At least South Park never tries to make us believe Cartman has learned his lesson in the end, only to immediately forget it in the next episode *cough* Stan Smith!
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!
You don't mess with her
no s at the end of her name there boss
When tf this happened?
@@AnekoF90 tom's rinoplasty or something like that in season 1
Do you test her burgers tho? Trolol
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.
Dancing with Smurfs is another good episode where Cartman fucks with Wendy and she ends up making him lose the school announcemer position albiet with the cost of losing the class presidency which she could definitely get back after he hates it.
@@CaptainApathetic definitely, another great great episode but I do prefer Breast Cancer Show Ever. Also love how it rips on Avatar
@@mosketo yea I think Breast Cancer Show Ever is more entertaining with the buildup but I do love Cartman's Glenn Beck Parody (even if it hasn't aged that well since most people don't remember him)
My only issue with this episode was when Cartman was trying to get Stan to talk Wendy out of the fight, he goes off on him by the end of the conversation. The problem with this is that it would be a huge red flag to Stan as Cartman gave too much away to him with that last bit.
You could argue that to him, he did. His warped view on the situation is so delusional that he somehow convinced himself that he came out on top, because no matter what, his friends like him for who he is... and think hes kewl and totally not fat at all
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.
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.
He did in Awesome-o when Butters released the tape of him cosplaying as Brittany Spears.
@@gideonbrown4215What season and episode? :O
@@DeBoto84 Season 8, Episode 5, AWESOM-O
I feel like this episode did butters justice just by looking at the frozen shot of him excited
Heck yeah, you'd think our boy Butters might feel a bit worried about the violence but nah, he too would love to see Cartman beaten to a pulp. He seems to be one of the most hyped about it (he deserves the catharsis too considering how Cartman targets him)
He also got his ass handed to him so cleverly by butters during the Dickinbaus episode (one of my favorite newer episodes)
@@theeleventh805gamer7Newer? My brother that’s fresh out the oven.
DicknBaus is literally the newest episode.
"Crapped on yo desk dawg, what's up with that?" Most south park quote I've heard
Bro, that fight edit had absolutely no business going that fuckin HAAAARD!! 😂😂😂 Jesus Christ, this may just be my favorite Blooms video ever off that alone
WAKE UP FLITHY
It’s so funny how I can love a hateful character so much😅😅
It’s always satisfying to see him get what he deserves. Thanks for the video pal. Btw Butters rooted for Cartman the whole fight episode but cheered for Wendy when she had the upper hand but the thing is how when the boys tried to tell him they never liked him, butters was like « yeah » no Butters you encouraged Eric infront of everyone so it’s not true.
I'm pretty sure Butters was just trolling before Wendy took over. He knew Cartman treasured his ego more than anything else, so he tried his hardest to bloat it as much as possible just to make the payoff even more satisfying.
Butters despises Cartman just as much as everyone else, he's just too afraid of what Cartman will do to him if he says so. That's why he always acts so friendly to Cartman, but takes every opportunity he can to show his dislike, such as in the episode where they form a christian rock band. It's also entirely possible that Butters encouraging Cartman was just to make Cartman feel invincible, thus making it even more satisfying to watch him get beat up.
Butters just wanted to rile Cartman up to make sure he wouldn't back out. He knew *exactly* what he was doing.
I interpreted it as Butters just wanting to see someone, anyone, get beaten up. Sort of letting out his own aggression through watching someone else be aggressive. Butters is a sweetie, but deep down he craves violence.
@@Owen_loves_Butters when Craig and jimmy told Stan and the goth kids Wendy wanted the fight cancelled (Cartman the liar) Butters said: I hope not, I wanna see Eric kick the crap out of her. And Cartman wasn’t around.
you had no right to make to make wendy kicking eric’s ass, a badass edit 😭
Can't spell Wendy without W
The recent "Dikinbaus Hotdogs" episode is one of my favorites for similar reasons. After seasons upon seasons of Cartman taking advantage of Butters and his mom, it was great to see them get the upper hand over him for once and in such an ironic way too.
I love how Victoria’s speech before the fight has a double meaning: obviously she’s talking of a great message that says when you have cancer, it’s best to use your all to fight it, but the fact she specifically describes cancer as a ‘fat lump’ implies that she sees Cartman as a cancer in everyone’s lives, based on how volatile and destructive he is. No wonder Wendy throws away her inhibitions and goes out there straight after to beat Cartman up, because if I got a speech that good to motivate me, all I would see is red too.
One thing I think is noteworthy is that in the show's current era (season 5-ish onwards), Wendy is more or less the show's moral compass. In all her appearances, she's consistently shown as in the right, and as more or less the smartest and most conscientious character of the entire cast. Even in the rare occasions where she loses like in the hobbit episode, it's treated like a tragic ending rather than as her comeuppance. And she's the only character who proves to consistently be more than a match for Cartman, as every time they've squared off in one way or another she's pretty consistently beaten him, whether physically as in this episode or outsmarting him like in the bathrooms episode.
principal victoria lowkey calling cartman a fat little lump makes her one of the few characters that i'm sad to see be gone from the series.
Wendy stood on business in a way Kyle could never
as somebody who went to school with a "cartman" type this episode was soooo therapeutic for me !!
Did you beat the shit out of him?
"fuck him up Wendy!" - Butters
Eric Cartman ← The Devil
Cartman gets a lot more L's than he or his friends know but we still get to witness em😂
It's an important lesson that when you mess with someone enough when you have nothing to gain, the person may end up with nothing to loose.
Absolutely loved the scene between principal Victoria and Wendy
Are we just going to ignore that this man pulled a butterfly fade that’s like a 10k skin
Nobody's ever going to read this (probably), but vpns aren't that safe. Anybody who has the skill to steal your information from public Wi-Fi most likely has the skill to bypass your VPN. It's useful for watching shows that aren't available in your country but not for protection from hackers.
But get your bag bro.
you used the new tank intro perfectly
Year later and the edit still goes hard af
The Alex Pereira reference killed me 😂 we need an edit of Poatan's music over Wendy staring down Cartman.
bro made a whole edit
There were a small contingent of South Park fans who absolutely hated this episode, and felt that Cartman getting his comeuppance was “forced”
Eric Cartman is a walking condom commercial.
Damn
I feel like cartmans your fave if you aren’t familiar with the show . Butters and Randy are S class characters
Cartman’s Biggest L, America’s W
What does the "L" stand for?
@@maxhill9254 Losses or lose or loser
@@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT Thanks for the explanation 👍
@@maxhill9254 you’re welcome!
8:38 AMEN BROTHER! The big win could be just one more spin away.😂
Cartman's response to Wendy's challenge foreshadowed 2023 U.S. politics 15 years later.
They got to make his greatest L like a special chapter at least 3 more times, making each L worst than the last one
i love that edit of wendy fighting cartman, fire dude!
that edit was fire🔥🔥
bro made eric getting beat up in a carti edit im dead
you could hear yeet playing in the background when wendy was looking right at him at lunch
His biggest L was becoming Homeless in the future and losing his family. A lot of fans were mad but I thought he got what he deserved. I love Cartman, but he doesn’t deserve a happy ending
As someone who had relatives who survived breast cancer Wendy beating the shit out of cartman is so satisfying
“I swear I’m not a South Park channel.” Uploads another South Park video
Duuuuuuude why is the fight scene so hard with New Tank playing in the background
I've kinda always wanted to see Cartman succeed. He's been not only my fav SP charater for all time but overall my most favourite charater in all of adult cartoon. I get that he's sort of 'the bad guy' but he always gets a free card from me :)
Cartman is the best, Wendy suckssssss
Goated episode by a goated creator good looks man
Its also one of my fav scenes on the series
An usual banger from blooms, thank you.
South parks carman is such a perfect character cause we hate him but still feel so bad for him
7:04 so thats the context for this clip
Yeah seems like cartman
I never liked this episode but it kicked off the cartman torture trend which is extremely popular just like the old squidward episodes.
BRO YOU CANT JUST SPOIL GAME OF THRONES WTF MAN
As much as they established that it was all his mother's fault, that episode was really satisfying.
I’m robbin da bank! I’m robbin da bank!
Love the fight amv lol
I know Southpark hasn't started using the serialzed approach til season 18.
But I can't help to think that Cartman was mocking breast cancer or people with other types of cancer in general, because 8 episodes prior he was diagnosed with HIV & almost no one would show to his aids benefits venue & everyone would say how they rather have aids than cancer & would downplay this disease.
And don't take it seriously anymore, since it's quote: "A 80s or 90s disease, it's all about cancer now".
And so when Elton John couldn't show up cause he was at a cancer benefits venue & they had to substitute Jimmy Buffet, Cartman snapped & started to hold a deep resentment towards people with cancer ever since.
I'd like to think that this is canonical.
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
also in a weird way Cartman wasn’t wrong when he said the guys were trying to make him feel better. Yeah they were just speaking facts but if they truly hated him they would’ve just fed into his misery by saying “yep we hate you now and we’ll never hang out with you again” instead of clarifying they hated him all along and nothing has changed. Bc while it was partially abt not wanting to get his ass kicked, what scared Cartman the most was losing his friends and he didn’t lol it was a semi-happy ending for him but only bc he’s insane, just like when he found out who his dad rlly was
@@tiablue9106 agreed. Although I'd like to emphasize what you inferred, the kids weren't really trying anything, neither making him feel good or bad, they were just being honest
BLOOMS YOU CANT JUST MAKE THE HARDEST EDIT OF CARTMAN GETTING WHAT HE DESERVES AND GET AWAY WITH IT 😭
He did
HE CANT KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THISSSS! HE CANT KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT! (in Jesse Pinkman voice)
🚨 Wake up Filthy
@@notveryintelligent6239 when i realized what those synths were i got fucking goosebumps lmfaoo
@@frankiesinn3557 SAME LOOOOOL
The best part about the "Cartman is cancer" allegory is that Cartman actually is one! He was born on July 1st
Oh. You mean the zodiac symbol.
absolute genius
lllololol
It's still so insane that we don't know why Cancer is called that, lmao.
Supposedly because tumors are hard like a crab's shell
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
It's a shame she was written out, I liked her
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Yeah but PC Principle is hilarious so it’s not too big a loss.
@@tetsushatarii2108 just started watching the season where pc principle was introduced and I would take Pip over him. That was not a joke.
@@MrK-bw5ohwhy? I'm asking respectfully
@@48271ed I personally hated PC Principle, dude was so damn annoying. For me it was like making a joke of a joke, we get how dumb PC has become, we didn't need the embodiment of it in the show... except the time he threatens to break the legs of whoever edits the newpapers, and Jimmy comes around, that was pretty great, but would of worked for any character and that was ironically after they massively altered him from his original appearance state.
Rare Cartman Ls are so satisfying since the dude almost always fucks everyone else up and seeing him get his ass handed was awesome
It's so satisfying since how many shits he gets away with
Yeah it’s actually good that they’re rare because if they were every episode it wouldn’t feel impactful
@@theunknown479Well yea, because this is how it would happen in real life, he fucks everyone else up because they fucked him up in the past, wasn't there a whole episode about how other people basically bullied him and made fun of him constantly for being fat?
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!
Also he's literally a cancer
Bro dropped the hardest cartman ass whooping edit and thinks we weren't gonna notice.
yea that was soo funny haha
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.
Victoria's speech is very heartfelt and inspirational. You can turn the cheek only so much, some times you just gotta throw them hands.
Edit: Since I'm a household influence now like my pagan god Logan Paul, I demand for you Blooms to update your ranked episodes!
Definitely one of the best Principal Victoria moments. If I couldn't love her more.
But proply one of the worst things a principal to do
@@mo642.0lWith students like Eric who abuses the rules made to protect students for their own gain, I feel turning a blind eye is the best move in this situation. If he doesn’t face consequences to his actions, then he’ll keep doing the same shit
@@mo642.0lno that's what educators need to do more and not be so scared.
@@mo642.0lyou realize this is a TV show right? It’s… it’s not real
I love that Mr Garrison wasn't angry that Cartman pooped on his desk. He was just completely stunned.
Eric did u just poop on my desk? 😐
Fuckin BEWILDERED
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.
Very well put
Cartman’s evil sticks out less in season 6 bc Stan and Kyle are on like the same level of dickishness as him, w/ him just being slightly meaner to butters than them. Also that season typically focuses on the main boys as a group/the town as a whole rather than individual characters (weirdly) so there weren’t many chances to show off his schemes
He literally got butters beaten up in the first ep of season 6, what the fuck are you saying?
@@m0odiEsubz23 they just meant he was overall less evil than in the previous season, not that he wasn't evil at all
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.
And teeth punched
@@DonPetexX You meant that Wendy teared up his teeth.
That’s Not True!
I've compared him to DJT
@@itz_ic21gaming97 not Wendy that clearly karma working through Wendy
Principal Victoria should have had some more moments like this one. She picked the role of "go beat his ass" inspirational coach perfectly.
Dude, this and also when PC principal destroyed him. I've loved seeing Cartman meet his matches
Or when his Mom finally starts putting him in his place. Like the day he turned his hot dog car into the coolest place ever, only for them to be forced back into his old house when he didn't want to.
The PC Principal thing was really weird and nonsensical to me even for South Park. Beating the shit out of a kid didn't seem in line with his character to me. That being said it was hilarious though.
@@rh7474that’s exactly what i thought too since his whole thing is being PC or whateva
@@kristahouck6769 it’s the creators being ironic like when pc principal said he would break the legs of whoever said “retarded” to describe the school lunch in the paper, and it happened to be jimmy who as we know, can’t use his legs
My man, there are many people in real life who are exactly like that..."you see, I am fighting for what's right, and moral, that's why my friends and I going out and beating the shit out of people who don't think like us is completely justified".
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
It's also a reference to the film "There Will Be Blood."
Cartman vs the midget is hilarious but Cartman vs Wendy is cathartic
It’s sad that Cartman won against the midget. He should’ve been beaten up since the midget had a black belt in martial arts
theres no way wendy powerscales above the midget it just isnt fair
@@icedqq dude it’s a midget
@@icedqq yeah does she have a built in strength
13:48 lmao he has been terrorizing the town for 12 years and he is still in 4th grade.
ash ketchum
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.
And when Token gives him that 3 piece then Butters gives him the biscuit in the Faith+1 episode. Gotta love when he gets his occasional comeuppance.
Cartman Sucks and Awesom-O have similar endings with a defeated Eric just saying “lame”. Those are a couple of my favorite episodes.
Awesom-O is Cartman suffering for 20 minutes and getting nothing for it, and Cartman Sucks is him doing everything to himself. Nobody does anything at all to him, he simply embarrasses himself out of paranoia.
I came here to say the same thing.
another favourite cartman L of mine is when he pretends to be disabled to compete in the special olympics. he thinks he will dominate but instead finishes dead last and gets a pity award, right before he exposes his scheme to everyone
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.
This is definitely my favorite episode, simply because of the ending. Wendy is also one of my favorite characters because of this
This and Wendy's cussing song alone make her absolutely badass and funny 😁
Cartmen lives in your head
Same. You don't mess with Wendy.
Also Cartman crapping on Mr Garrison's desk is a top tier funny moment from this show
I think You got F'd in the A might be my favourite episode just based on vibes, but this is probably objectively my favourite episode. I'm glad you mentioned how incredible the 'cancer is pure evil' speech is, it makes everything that came before completely worth it and everything that comes after so satisfying, because you know that wendy has had someone on her side this whole time, and that she can do what she needs to do, punishment free. GOD i love this episode and i'm so glad you covered it!!
Let's see you dance sucka, you got nothing on me!
The catharsis this episode provides is hands down one of my favorites. Any time this episode airs I always stop what I'm doing so I can watch it and man Cartman getting the beatdown he deserves will never be dissatisfying
Honestly, that one scene with the Principal is something that earns a lot of respect from me for the show's writing. And it kind of makes the South Park vs Family Guy argument an easy decision. Family Guy has serious issues with unironic misogyny and even just writing good female characters, they had a whole episode acting like it's a good thing that Meg is literally a lightning rod for abuse.
South Park wrote an episode where a school principal carefully and subtly endorsed a 9 year old girl to beat up a sexist, manipulative, bigoted classmate to defend breast cancer survivors for some brilliant karmic justice.
Yeah, it's really funny how the family guy writers write jokes and things, they seems really insecure to make a clear message
@@fcomolineiro7596 I'm not trying to say Family Guy is bad "because they just write jokes," come on, you're better than strawmanning.
Family Guy jokes are repetitive and cheap, they really seem to struggle writing an entire gender of people throughout the entire run. Heck, they have 2 paedophiles in the recurring character cast, and yes Quagmire is one of them who has it treated like a minor, silly little quality of him. Even writing a bunch of hateful, fascist stuff into Cartman, serves as a better use of this same dark humour, because they consistently make him suffer as a direct result of his actions. Quagmire's karmic punishment for stuff is that he has to bail and doesn't go through with it, that's all. And he gets to tell his own sister that he doesn't see her as a woman due to her being in the extremely difficult situation of an abusive relationship too, which is like, just about the opposite of what would help in this situation.
Family Guy's just a tired show full of jokes that are like key jingling for straight guys. It has moments of brilliance, but it got cancelled like 3 times with less soul every revival.
I hope this is enough for you to absorb a single critique I actually said this time, rather than just respond to what you decided that I said.
@@lilpetz500 when I said, "it's funny how the family guy writers write jokes and things" I was mostly referring how their jokes lack a punchline for example "oh quagmire you're a pedo" and that's it
And when they try to get into serious stuff it quickly gets undertone by cheap jokes to make the situation less serious, the equivalent of putting 2 videos of subway surfer instead of one
I get the feeling the FG writers are going for irony and deliberately delivering messages that subvert the expectation that the audience will get a good moral at the end.
But they lack the wit or talent to make it obvious that the takeaway is the opposite of what the episode is saying.
@@lilpetz500wtf do you mean with key jingling for straight guys
Wendy is also one of the few people who beat Cartman.
She also beats him the episode ‘dancing with smurfs’ where she just outsmarts him in a genius way.
Other person who beats him is Caesar Milan from the episode ‘Tsst’
These 3 are my favorite episodes because of the karma Cartman gets and the satisfaction it brings to see him get defeated
The robot episode is my favorite just because it's non-stop Cartman Ls.
my mum is a surviver of breast cancer, so this episode is relatable. the speech from Vic and Wendy beating his ass is too good.
My mom was diagnosed with breast cancer in May of 2001. She battled breast cancer until she succumbed to it on August 31, 2005. Wendy beating the tar out of Cartman is 100% Cartman’s just punishment.
This was a great episode as it shows that even the principal was willing to look the other way and allow the fight to happen. Honestly, I think everyone wanted this to happen to Cartman in the end of it all.
I have a buddy whose aunt died of ovarian cancer a year ago, and he would go on and on about how much he loves Principal Victoria’s speech and how much it resonated with him because of all this.
13:25 "Cartman had been tormenting town for over a decade" is the most Cartman thing imaginable
I’m actually surprised that Cartmen didn’t publicly say “I won’t fight Wendy because she is a woman”
I think what really works about this episode is that Cartman would have gotten away with making fun of breast cancer but because of his own pride and eagerness to feel superior and put others down he causes himself to get beaten to a bloody pulp
Hell yeah king diamond pfp. A mansion in darkness is so good on that album.
I’d wallop Cartman a hundred times more than Wendy did. I lost my first mom to breast cancer in 2005. If Cartman mocks breast cancer, he’s mocking those who survived and died from breast cancer.
Eric pooping on Garrisons desk makes me laugh uncontrollably every time. It’s so so dumb
Same I burst out laughing too, the first time watching it was so unexpected, yet so Cartman at the same time
Let's be real, for all the horrible things Cartman has said and done he deserves way more L's than this. This one just may be the most satisfying because of how badly he antagonized Wendy and then tried to back out of it like a coward.
I genuinely LOVE this episode cause of how visceral it feels.
That primal enjoyment of pushing someone’s buttons until you get a reaction, that primal enjoyment of beating the hell out of someone who’s annoyed you and deserves it, and the primal satisfaction you get from seeing two people beat the hell out of each other.
Hey Blooms, just wanted to say I appreciate you and these videos brighten my day. Thanks big dog
Now rank the most evil things Cartman has done
What he did with cthulhu takes the take
Pretty sure there's already videos on that, probably by this same dude. And you could at least say please or make that a request instead of demanding shit.
@@Choshakobro chill wtf
Shouldn’t Cartman’s biggest L be when he becomes homeless and completely alone and miserable because that karma is permanent
That's his ultimate fate
I also feel like this ep was a good way to show just how weak cartman truly is, I see so many people saying he is the strongest character when in reality he loses to every single character, I mean yes he is strong when in it comes to manipulation but other than that he is the most pitiful character in the entire show.
He’s definitely the most evil character in the show but anyone who thinks he’s the strongest is lying to themselves. Cartman can’t even take a week little slap
The strongest in what sense? Obviously not physically, but I think through his cold hearted manipulation techniques he does gain some power
God, look at the comments under the fight scene clip. Full of misogynists that say a woman could NEVER EVER beat a man in a fight. Even a very unhealthy prepubesent boy vs a very athlectic prepubesent girl. 🙄
@@katherineofarrogant6370 bro what are you even on about?!?!
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One of my top 2 FAVORITE South Park Episodes of all time! Principal Victoria's speech is phenomenal and impacting and I get emotional every time.
what’s the other one?
Cartman taking L’s is ALWAYS satisfying.
I Definitely Remember Watching This Episode And Cartman Got what he deserves!
I love this episode but I think I prefer the ending of Dikkinballs hot dogs more. Seeing Ms Cartman and Butters get back at Cartman back was amazing and felt like the most cathartic moments of the whole show. Plus, the ending genuinely had me in tears with him crying and screaming “I WANT DIKKINBALLS”. They even twisted his own joke back at him.
You know, I think Wendy would have a very promising career as an MMA fighter or as a female pro-wrestler. Judging by the way she destroyed Cartman.
Never clicked so fast in my life
Fr me too 💀