South Park: Tsst Reaction (Season 10 Episode 7)

South Park: Tsst Reaction (Season 10 Episode 7)
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[@rickypedia999]

Cesar actually reacted to this episode himself. He loved it and pointed out that the dog training advice is really quite accurate and good tips for the behavior Cartman was exhibiting

[@channelerror8525]

The creators have done their homework on him. That's why it's so great!

[@MoonlightBelladonna]

I saw that one and its hilarious.

[@emmanuelmondesir]

The laugh he lets out when his character said, “we are not friends, you are just a client” You can tell he often dealt with this in the past.

[@blackroomrob4205]

You can even see his disappointment at the end when Liane starts spoiling Cartman again and his evil side comes back. He's like "NOOOO!! WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!" 😂

[@BajaBCat]

Cartman "glitching", and puking up the black ooze was just a comedic/dramatic representation of him expelling his "evil side" from his body lol.

[@Sicundercover]

It's also an ohmage to the movie Altered States, where the protagonist is fighting changing back into a primitive version of himself.

[@richardpickman7594]

Lol nerd

[@noelsmorris]

Videodrome was the movie, James Woods /Debbie Harry starred I believe.

[@twistedinnocence8617]

Until his mom brought it back

[@NoxAtlas]

​@Twistedinnocence86 Welp, she paid for this decision many seasons later. And it was absolutely satisfying to watch

[@lorgin2003]

This episode also highlights another dynamic that tends to get overlooked. Kitchen Nightmares, Bar Rescue, and all of the Nanny shows all have the same problem. They can only fix the problem while they're there. Once they leave, people tend to fall back into the habits that got them in trouble in the first place. Which actually ends up making the problems even worse. Most of the businesses in those shows go out of business within a year after the "rescuer" leaves. And that actually goes even further into a much, much larger dynamic. Big dramatic changes *never* stick. If you want to make real change, you *have* to make small, incremental change over time. However, that small incremental change can also be used to change things in a negative way as well, which is something we've seen in society as a whole, especially over the past couple decades. If a change is less than 10%, people get used to it and accept it as just the way it is. The boiled frog dilemma.

[@anubis8586]

Top notch analysis, especially the last part 👏

[@SnowyWolborg]

Being "not interested" has already proven in Death of Eric Cartman to be one of the only reliable methods to tame Cartman. The mistake everyone always makes is that they try and argue with him, and that attention just feeds him. Cesar didn't compromise and does not engage. He simply dominates.

[@TnT_F0X]

"The Passion" Is what you're looking for. He doesn't just go full Fuhrer, he went Full Mel Gibson!

[@justjoshua5759]

I love how the passion in the season is an ongoing narrative always referenced until this episode.

[@SeyaDiakite7]

Passion of the jew

[@_WeDontKnow_]

it's insane to think how old that episode is. they've been pushing the envelope for soo long

[@JerseyShoreOutDoors]

"When you're a clown, nobody takes you seriously" 🤣🤣

[@Roman_K.]

Yap this one’s fire

[@83gemm]

Cesar actually watched clips of this episode in a video and he talks about it like he was actually there. It’s adorable. Matt and Trey are big fans of his. They talk in the commentary for this episode that watching him train a troubled dog always makes them emotional.

[@RobwLPOC]

There's a video on Caesar's page where he watches the entire thing

[@Sam-Sung.]

The episode where Cartman dresses up as Hitler is in S8E3 “The passion of the Jew”. He also dresses up as Hitler in S1E7 “Pinkeye”.

[@sebastianzevallos5262]

That's a good episode 👀👀

[@BobbyP5985]

I have severe pinkeye how do I get rid of it? My class photos are in a few days.

[@Sam-Sung.]

@@BobbyP5985 Talk to your doctor.

[@brinaskore]

​@@BobbyP5985 sunglasses. eye patch

[@whowantsmypants8888]

I don't want to be a downer but he's just saying "tell me in the comments" for engagement. He has Google he doesn't need us to tell him

[@Cifer77]

"Strike me down while you can but it won't make your dried up ovaries any more fertile!" One of Cartman's best lines of all time

[@wolfnoggin2165]

I would have kick his ass at that moment

[@akshaynatu6568]

Hilariously evil 😅😅😅

[@collincarley769]

100% emperor Palpatine

[@LordBaldur]

The thing about Cartman is that he is the most evil person in the show. He's literally worse than Satan and even then, he isn't an irredeemable character. This is shown in future episodes as well, be it very seldomly that he is capable of being a good person. The issue is that his mother enables this bad behavior because Eric is the only male in her life who hasn't left. This leads to a very unhealthy co-dependency where Lianne (That's her name) needs Eric to stay while he takes advantage of the situation. It's kinda depressing in that regard.

[@RyunosukeHachi]

It’s also that Cartman refuses to change himself, and the times that he does manage to get on the road to bettering himself, he finds a way to sabotage himself. The COVID specials showed that getting him away from South Park could help him, but it could screw everyone else up as well.

[@akshaynatu6568]

Liane seems like such a sweet and nice woman and she's not bad looking either. Unbelievable that she can't find a decent stable man, even after all these years. I don't get it.

[@lukerosales5879]

​@Akshay Natu the creators intentionally made her that way. Liane was named after one of the ex-fianceés of one of the creators who repeatedly cheated on him.

[@akshaynatu6568]

@@lukerosales5879 Yeah I know about Treys b!tch ex-girlfriend Liane who dumped him(jokes on her now), but it doesn’t make sense if you look at her character. Liane is nice, sweet, smart and pretty. She should be able to find a good guy. And I don’t think I’ve ever seen her do crack, just seen her drunk sometimes.

[@ethantinsley8185]

The way I took Cartman glitching, throwing up black ooze, and morphing into several states is that he’s experiencing the cognitive dissonance of his personality, one part being his higher conscience or morals, and the other being the highly narcissistic, borderline psychopathic aspect of his nature. This is showcased through his internal voices manifesting themselves in a way that could be interpreted as split personality or Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). The black ooze and glitching I think are a comedic representation of this internal conflict, like a demon or entity leaving his body. It also could be something in pop culture that they are making fun of but I can’t guarantee that. It wouldn’t surprise me though, lol.

[@conorwellman8592]

I always took it to be something like an exorcism and the last scene with the music (a reference to The Omen I think) was signifying that the demon had returned to Eric.

[@TheMadhatter1313]

One of my favorite Cartmen episodes. Too bad his mom ruined everything at the end. Loved that it took treating him like an animal was more effective than treating him like a kid

[@ArunaUtd]

It shows she's the reason why Cartman is the way he is. Her nonstop spoiling and emotional dependency on him have ruined him. There's a good video about the psychology of Eric Cartman from a ytr called Blooms. I recommend it.

[@user-ep8ns6hg4q]

No it wasn't and she never broke him, he just decided to play along.

[@HandlingYou]

@@user-ep8ns6hg4q The dude literally had a split personality panic attack then acted right watch the episode

[@DestroySteve]

While Cartman’s mom is his greatest enabler and one of the reasons he is the way he is, I still feel a little bad for her. 😂 but only a smidgen of sympathy.

[@UncannyAura]

The details are iffy in my head, but Ms. Cartman is based off of one of the writer's cheating ex-wife.

[@conorwellman8592]

yeah Eric's Mom has codependency issues that causes her to treat him like a friend and not a son.

[@un-for-given]

Cartman glitching and vomiting when about acting like before is a reference to “A Clockwork Orange” where the protagonist is rehabilitated to not commit violence. The ending where his mother reenables him is also a reference to that movie. You should check it out.

[@JMulvy]

The episode you were wondering about where Cartman goes full Adolf is called the Passion of the Jew: Season 8 Episode 3. There is not any episode where Butters actually brings home a homeless person that I can think of it is just referenced to show how much of a kind soul butters is and how generous he can be, so naturally Eric would try to exploit it. The black liquid he coughs up is just a visual representation of the evil inside him but the internal struggle and glitching effect is a reference to the film Altered States. The Nannies referenced in the episode did not care about the parody. Super Nanny thought it was childish toilet humor and beneath her but Nanny Stella didn't really care one way or the other she would just like people to know that she is married and she does have children of her own. Cesar Milan thought it was hilarious, he was happy to be on and voice the character for Matt and Trey. Even though his "dominant" technique gets criticized for actual animal training because it is still a negative-reinforcement technique and the standard for animal training that is considered humane is positive reinforcement techniques. As it turns out Eric's mother has always been the problem with his behavior because she reinforces it. Personally, I love how Cartman brings a knife and a roll of paper towels, as if that would be enough to clean up all the blood from the potential murder scene. 😅

[@jeCktHeReal]

this episode is a perfect representation of reality. It is not how parents "teach" or "raise" their children but it's what kind of adults they are that decides how their children are going to turn out. If the child doesn't respect the parent that's on the parent and the child is going to turn out bad.

[@GodlessScummer]

I remember Matt and Trey doing commentary on this episode. At the time these Nanny shows were big on TV and they thought that Cartman would run rings around all of them. At the same time The Dog Whisperer was big on TV and Matt and Trey thought to themselves that Cesar Millan could be the one guy who could break Cartman.

[@bicboyjoy]

The way they draw cartman laying on his back with his hands up cracks me the hell up every time 😂

[@TnT_F0X]

I believe Canonically Cartman is 'only 100lbs' according to 'Weight Gain 4000' but they were in the 3rd grade then, 4th now, so let's add 10% interest for the summer break and Cartman putting on... muscle. Nanny Stella can curl 110lbs without any sign of effort :o Confirmed!

[@danimalplanimal]

"are you tired of being a 90 pound weakling?" "yeah, I only weigh 90 pounds!"

[@stevem7192]

The kid "skating" on the spaghetti is inspired by something Matt Stone actually saw when over a friend's house.

[@johndough3809]

Cesar actually did a reaction to this episode on KZbin too. Good sport (but they didn’t really make him the joke, so he got it light)

[@infernalone666]

They didn't make him the joke because cesar isn't some stupid spoiled celebrity. You can even tell in his reaction that he's incredibly chill about it.

[@stavjfhssf7054]

Cesar leaving represents that father figure missing from Cartman's life

[@kittiesice]

See I actually used to be a bit like Cartman, in the sense that I was socially awkward, however where I diverted is that I have a natural empathy on an instinctual level. My mom is honestly a saint with being able to put up with our craziness after everything she went through as a kid. I will not say exactly what out of respect for her but let's just say... I was difficult. For perspective, I learned I had digestive issues since birth, resulting in me not getting proper sleep for the first 2 weeks of my life. When I got big strong enough to move on my own, I would often escape to go explore and end up scaring the hell out of my parents. The worst was apparently I snuck out really early and crawled under a garbage truck. That goodness the guy saw me, otherwise I wouldn't be here typing this. XD If I had to make a guess, his mom wanted children but enjoys her 'passions' and often neglects Cartman emotionally when she fulfills her 'physical needs' with random men. I also suspect Cartman might have memory problems from mental trauma or something. His brain can pick up intellectual information just fine, but his visual memories remind me of someone with schizophrenia. They remember the emotions on a emotional and physical level, but the visuals or audio of the memory can be jumbled, distorted, or even have chucks missing. However that depends on the trauma that led up to it and what it was his body is blocking out. My guess... He probably saw his mom with other guys but not getting married and his brain probably blocks out the visual part and his mind refuses to believe what it hears because hearing something it didn't like. If I'm correct, this plus the fact she represses most of her negative feelings about him, because she loves him but it probably also causes so much physical stress on her to do so, her libido is higher than normal. This could create an unhealthy cycle of her neglecting him more, in order to relief that stress. And then, Eric in turn acts out more for attention, making his behavior worse over time. She doesn't see it because she's so starved for affection herself, she doesn't realize that she's feeding into the toxic cycle of his behavior. Honestly it's kind crazy how subtly your brain will make you do certain things to relieve stress off of it. Muscle aches tell you to either move or rest your body, sharp pain means something is wrong in your nervous system, the source usual being somewhere along the path the pain goes. You yawn if your brain needs more oxygen or to let you know your tired... I think some people forget to take that time to stop and listen to those signs and really think "why is my body acting this way? Is it normal?". I know it sounds dumb but the amount of things they'd have to teach you to properly understand something like this, you would have enough knowledge for an early childhood development class. XD Seriously though, if you are in pain and it's affecting you mentally, take a moment to stop and think. Did my physical pain start after a physical trauma or an emotional or mental one? If it was physical, don't beat yourself up, everyone heals at different rates. If it's mental or emotional then don't hold it in. You let it out that pent up energy, using a healthy outlet (like a hobby or exercise) and keep a cautious yet calm attitude about whatever may have caused the trauma. It's not always your fault your body reacts this way, it's learned behavior and if you learned a habit from watching someone else, try looking at it from a different angle and adjusting your behavior to be more healthy to your body. If the habit is harder to break than you thought, then you take it in baby steps. You may not see results right away but when you notice those results, it will build your confidence and push you harder to fix that habit. And I'm not trying to be a bossy bitch or anything, don't do it because I said to do it. Do this is you KNOW you have an unhealthy habit, that is physically, emotionally, or mentally, damaging you. That is the biggest part people forget, Do it for you, do it for the people you love and want to be around for. Do it for you and the life you want to live. Do it for you, to feel the freedom of being in perfect balance. Thanks for reading my ted talk/sagely advice. Feel free to ask questions but know I might not answer certain things and know that all my psychological knowledge is more from experience and observation, rather than normal book smarts. Thanks again for reading and I hope you all have a blessed day.

[@kyoai]

Instead of us recommending episodes I suggest going through all episodes from the beginning, that way you don't miss out on any important plot points and character developments. Of course you can skip episodes you already watched and don't need a refresher on-

[@eshswam]

funny thing. Cesar Milan absolutely loved this episode and even gave a a reaction and a scientific analysis on Cartman as if he is a dog lmfao.

[@sebastianandres8781]

Thanks for react to my suggestion , Please continue with : -->★ Season 10 Episode 7: Tsst (Cartman Episode)

[@AetherWolf]

Correction: TOLKIEN EPISODE

[@sebastianandres8781]

@@AetherWolf Dude...even in the south park games his name was Token ! In the subtitles is always been Token... lol , That's a joke on inclusive language and political correctness. i'm a OLD fan of SP / EXAMPLE : (S11E14 - The List) & (S15 E4 - T.M.I. ) in both episodes the teachers and the girls make a list of the boys' names, in both name-List his name is written as TOKEN . (S20 E1 - Member Berries) Cartmans wears a t-shirt that says Token lives matter all the season 20 . He's name is TOKEN , for real Fans

[@JustayoungBBCliving]

season 14 episode 8 is a must

[@ViewerOnline101]

The episode with Cartman as Hitler is "The Passion of the Jew" Season 8, episode 3. And the black goo he threw up was a visualization of his dark side being purged while he was having an internal conflict between his good and bad side. Also, fun fact, the real Caesar Millan loved this episode and said they portrayed him very accurately.

[@andychow5509]

Cartman clitching in and out of reality is from a movie in the 80s, about a guy in an isolation tank that can mutate or something. The special effects were just like that. I think it was "altered state". And I think the song and smile is from the ending of "clockwork orange". It was a pretty great episode imo.

[@joels5150]

Clockwork Orange doesn’t end with Alex smiling over disturbing music; someone else said it’s a reference to Damian from “The Omen”, which makes more sense.

[@blaketindle4703]

2:09 On the dvd commentary Matt stone said he was at a friend’s house and their kid did that! Little bastard dumped spaghetti onto the floor, put the bowl on his head, and started skating in it! And his parents were just like “Oh look how creative he is!” 😂

[@XFLexiconMatt]

Actually, the scene of Cartman glitching in the hall was a reference to the 1980 movie "Altered States" at the end when William Hurt transforms into an energy being.

[@dougmc1]

Your reactions are always entertaining! This is one of my favorite episodes too! It is awesome to see Cartman defeated by Cesar Milan…even if it was for a very brief time. It also gives a better look at how much his mom enables his behavior because she is lonely.

[@Spatzz-12]

I just realized you haven’t seen the Chimpokomon episode. MIND BLOWN. THIS ONE IS A MUST! 😅 Edit: Also Caesar reacted to this episode on KZbin.

[@MrWhatdafuBOOM]

"Like the way he's treating Cartman is the same exact way he would treat a dog, you know what I'm saying?" _Wow, you figured that out all on your own? That thing that became obvious the moment Cesar Milan appeared?_ 😑

[@Skrulzie]

I was on the streets for 2 years. Still had a car that a storage facility let me park at. Had a tent, firepit, and basic cookware. Had to live it rough for awhile. Made money by asking the local apartment buildings for odd jobs just for a few bucks. Main diet was ramen and if I had the money I would buy sliced ham. Kept water and any meat cold by using ice in a cooler. It was pretty bad but I was able to pick myself up eventually

[@AH-is5yg]

at the end, it showed it was Mrs. Cartman's fault. She ruined her son and she ruined her own life.

[@lukespillman1313]

She's stuck in a hell of her own making.

[@AH-is5yg]

@@lukespillman1313that is so true, this is her Hell. She's too stupid to see that. Later on in the series she realized this, but it was too late.

[@joels5150]

The Nanny that ends up eating her own 💩 while crying to herself, “From hell…it’s from hell…”. That was disturbing 😳

[@allantrujillo93]

What did cartman did to her

[@Jack-yy6kx]

The episode where cartman went full German is the passion of the Jew season 8 ep 3 would recommend watching if you haven’t already 😂

[@Radix.Strategy]

This is soo funny, I forgot how awesome their understanding of social issues is.

[@Takashii85]

One of the best episodes in the whole series. A closer look into why Cartman is the way he is, because his lonely mother enables it. Sad but fascinating

[@chaosspear0195]

The episode where Cartman goes full fuhrer is “The Passion of the Jew” were the boys see the Passion of the Christ macho vie and have different reactions to it Cartman obviously adores. Yes Cartman was having an internal battles between his conscience and his ego they just choose to visualize it like if he’s fighting possession she has spoiled him beyond repair making a demon brat of a child got thing is she gets actual development in the most recent season and doesn’t cave in to him anymore and spoils him a lot less. Fun fact Cesar saw the episode and found it really funny.

[@CDeeez94]

I actually just realized this, but this episode gives me a lot of “The Omen” vibes with the ending fourth wall breaking shot with the music in the background and also the Super Nanny in the asylum saying “It’s Evil!”

[@FlyBoyEnterprises]

Another one of my favorite episodes. Hilarious. Cartman is RUTHLESS with the Nannies of which are legit, WERE legit shows. Gotta LOVE how he was treated like a dog 😂 But yeah, Cesar LOVED this episode. You can check out a video on KZbin about this episode reacting to his character.

[@23TDJ]

You're correct it's an onomatopoeia and the episode is called The Passion of the Jew (Season 8 Episode 3)

[@sweatyelfcreates6148]

It’s pretty funny how they replaced cartmen with butters this episode

[@user-nu5or1qy2q]

Stephen should be treated like a dog

[@jarredbillings2332]

Mona Marshall is amazing. She used to voice Izzy in the Digimon anime

[@abucket14]

"The Passion Of The Jew" season 8 episode 3 is the episode where Cartman goes full WWII Germany, and Stan and Kenny go confront Mel Gibson about the movie. it's honestly a great episode.

[@dayvin408]

Theres actually a video of Cesar responding to this episode. You should respond to that response

[@LifeUnchained1987]

Cesar reviews this episode and he actually explains that when dogs change their behavior or let’s say they eat bad food. Sometimes they have an emotional reaction or sometimes they throw up from the bad food; when you see Cartman throw up black sludge it’s a metaphor for that it’s almost like he’s throwing up, his evil spirit another way of saying it is it’s almost like an exorcism where he’s releasing his demon or throwing up his inner demon The next thing is that the whole glitching things are reference to a movie in the 1980s

[@aboud8348]

11:50 I love the "Frame Token" in Cartman's plan 😂😂

[@KD-xb5np]

Have you seen the South Park movie Bigger Longer & Uncut? If not, you totally should. It's one of my favorite comedies. Some other good episodes from a little earlier in the series: - Cartman Joins NAMBLA (season 4 episode 5) - Do the Handicapped Go to Hell + Probably (season 4 episodes 9 and 10 - you should watch the movie first, though) - It Hits the Fan (season 5 episode 1) - Cartmanland (season 5 episode 6) - Here Comes the Neighborhood (season 5 episode 12) - Kenny Dies (season 5 episode 13) - Asspen (season 6 episode 2) - Red Hot Catholic Love (season 6 episode 8) - A Ladder to Heaven (season 6 episode 12) But I honestly recommend you watch the episodes in order, at least starting from season 5.

[@Kratosx23]

I want to see him get to Red Hot Catholic Love so badly, lol. A must.

[@someguy2842]

to think that the first nanny got it off easy from Cartman, cause if it was a younger Cartman, he would not let that slide. Especially the dog whisperer

[@Official_RetroMania]

I think Eric screaming, having a inner conflict and all that weird stuff is probably inspired by supernatural series (I can be wrong though).

[@SlashmanSG]

You are, it's a parody of the ending of Altered States.

[@Official_RetroMania]

@@SlashmanSG Thanks for the information!

[@JustayoungBBCliving]

He’s so authentic, I’m re-watching all the episodes again but your reactions add something new 😂😂

[@brettloganschulz8064]

The one thing I find really stupid as the fact that cartman's mother literally lets him boss her around and tells her what to do when she is a freaking adult and his mother and she doesn't even stand up for herself that's really freaking pathetic

[@anthonydean1743]

Cesar Milan actually has a reaction video to this episode.

[@j.vonhogen9650]

Which is the best South Park reaction video ever!

[@ohioagainsttheworld676]

the freak out was his insane overreaction to realizing the world doesn't revolve around him.

[@LifeUnchained1987]

Also, many people say that this is one of the saddest episodes of South Park because you understand the cycle of dysfunction in the Cartman family that because Leanne is lonely, she wants to do whatever she wants sexually and she doesn’t want to be a parental leader. This enables Cartman to behave poorly. And then the other part of it is Cartman has a very impulsive personality, and that comes from his insecurities for being overweight, not having a father and his mother being the town slut, so obviously when he behaves and very prejudice weighs, that’s him venting all of his anger trying to find insecurities and others, instead of working on his insecurities, seeking comfort from unhealthy food and attention, and then also all of the self-destructed behavior comes from his anger issues. Obviously, in this episode all these things are resolved, but Cartman has to learn that his challenges in life he can’t be an asshole; somebody who’s worked in a psychiatric ward. That’s the big thing that happens to those kids is that they have behavioral issues from genetics, poor parenting, need to do bad behavior or reacting from abuse and trauma, but none of that allows you to be a bad person: you can actually look at butters as Cartman, but a Cartman that doesn’t do wrong despite dealing with abuse and trauma And as somebody who has had mental health issues and dealt with discrimination, traumatic experiences and apathy, that’s also some thing that I’ve learned which is you could become like Eric Cartman and have no control or think that your behaviors justified or think about how your actions impact others Inside your your life and other things that have happened to you, or you can teach yourself self-control and make your life a lot better. Honestly, if Cartman did not change back to his self, he let happy life with good health, possibly somebody would want to marry and become his stepfather, knowing that he’s not a lot of chaos. And then Leanne side that obviously she was in control Cartman and had self-discipline. She would attract somebody to come into her life and you look at how the episode where she becomes a realtor as a great example of how not discipline, Cartman, and keeping the momentum from Cesar led to that outcome of where she could’ve lived a happy life, instead Cartman that situation and he doesn’t have the intelligence to understand how his way creates bigger problems

[@patrixnator]

This one is a classic, Cesar Milán is the only celebrity that they have treated nicely. The episode where Cartman goes full H_tler mode is The Passion of The Jew, if I'm not mistaken. They talk abt Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ.

[@marcellomercuri5619]

Just so everybody knows, the first nanny is married and has kids, so don't feel too bad for her.

[@ronnierocha42]

The throwing up black ooz was from Poltergeist

[@SayKyleNotCow]

YESSSSSSS!! Finally lol. Now I’m gonna ask for “The List” & “Overlogging” 2:25 Passion of The Jew

[@baadermeinhof9787]

The ending, the phasing in and out is a reference to a movie called "Altered States," starring William Hurt. Awesome flick.

[@YeOldeSpellbooke]

I think this is my favorit South Park episode. Imo, the world has to many Cartmans and to few Caesar Millan... Really enjoying your reactions, keep up the great work!

[@whyhellotherestranger]

I think the theme here is that quite often single mom's treat their sons as if they were their husbands spiritually.

[@DeShawnMcDonald]

That's a British nanny she's got the strength of the average nfl line backer when it comes to muscles that deal with picking up kids

[@alexanderboukal5332]

Where Cartman goes full nazi is Season 8, Episode 3: The Passion of the Jew. You'll also want to check out Season 15, Episode 2: Funnybot. And the best thing about this episode is that the real Cesar Millan praised the episode for how accurate it is in regards to his work with dogs.

[@JemJam2976]

She created the monster that is Cartman tho.

[@andygossard4293]

PSST, tsst. If you want to to know where that weird bit at the end came from, it was the movie Altered States, 1982 (also at the end of that film)

[@TheMadhatter1313]

3:52 if I remember correctly, I think someone said Cartmen weight is over 170 pounds or so

[@UpYourArsenal]

You asked about the 'National Socialist party' Cartman, related to S8:E3, "The Passion of the Jew". I've referenced that episode in a previous comment how that event was referenced during the "Awesome-O" (S8:E5) episode. If you refer back to my comments, and re-watch the early parts of "Awesome-O" (Right before they travel to LA) You'll see Liane Cartman reference something Eric did "two weeks ago" - directly referencing E3 which aired two weeks prior.

[@Riclmnopp]

Yes! This is one of my favorite episodes. Top 10 at least. Thanks for reacting to this one.

[@kiki_davis]

2:30 the episode when Cartman was dressed up as the German dictator and did a speech is called "The Passion of the Jews"

[@rippchen4]

Awesome Video. I love the fact that Cesar Millan did a reaction Video to that Episode and loved it😂

[@OsagieGuobadia]

@10:48, Cartman laying on his back like that. That's fat people when they explore space.

[@Theisnation212]

This might be my favorite episode of all, especially since Cesar Millan praised it so highly

[@Theisnation212]

Next you need to watch “Cancelled”. Don’t remember which season but it’s the 1st episode of that season. So funny

[@DisfunktionalTV]

Haha Im editing Cancelled as I type this

[@varden3270]

I just watched Cecar Milans reaction to this episode again, and this is the first thing I see afterwards.

[@seandaniels7938]

The episode where cartman goes full German is passion of the Jewv

[@seanconnell3414]

"The Passion of the Jew" is the episode you're looking for with Cartman yelling in German

[@milkqx]

Cartman would have been fine and obedient but his mom spoils him in spite of her loneliness.

[@LJ-iu9wm]

I would say this is the most important South Park episode. Parents should see this episode and learn how to raise a child properly.

[@tjjordan4207]

Ignoring Cartman does work but only to a certain extent. This episode proves that what is needed is for a man to be involved in Cartman’s life and keep his mother company to make sure she doesn’t encourage his bad behavior.

[@SeyaDiakite7]

The episode where cartman impersonates Hilter is from season 8 episode called: Passion of the Jew

[@chriswells2010]

When Cartman was glitching its from the movie "Altered States"

[@Ab3ndcgi]

I'm not a fan of either Cesar Millan, or his methods. I think Victoria Stilwell is a far better dog behaviourist than he is; but that's not what interest me. I know Cartman's mom is allways meant to be the butt of some joke or manipullative scheme from Cartman; but her background story is one of the most tragic along with Kenny's family. At the begining of the series she's portrayed as a crack abuser and sex addict, selling her body because that's the only way she can maintain her drug use. In her first appearances she was more neglecful, and progresively she became more indulgent towards her son. Later on, we passingly hear she's gotten clean at some point; but it is clear that the rest of the moms and people of south park still avoid relating with her and marginalize her. So even after gettin cleaned and getting a job, she still has no support or friends in town. Evidently Cartman does not respect her, but then again who does? Butters was the only one that helped her some later on; not even because he cared about her, but in order to get back at Cartman. Even if the writters have become slightly more sympathetic towards her; she is still pretty much an underdeveloped character that is only brought up in relation to his son.

[@erggish]

He is also the one guy who made a video on youtube reacting to this episode about him :)

[@jethrocarloquijano7087]

2:30 The episode you're looking for is "The Passion"

[@TheMadhatter1313]

13:05 so this whole scene was from an old Sci-fi movie from like the 80's. I don't remember the name of it because I only caught it at this scene when the movie was ending, but I think the title of it had the work "Altered" in it 🤔

[@Enrique-Garcia]

Altered States

[@limelegacy5018]

Did anyone else notice on cartmans plain at the end it said frame token

[@_BLACKSTAR_]

Pianos and violins.When you hear them, you are supposed to feel sad or empathetic.

[@DorroroEXE]

The episode where Cartman goes full "you know what" is "Passion Of The Jew"

[@Shroudedentity]

I admire the consistency of your intro. On the level of a TV show's introduction song.

[@jermainejohnson1657]

I would've named this episode the good son

[@zeynepustuner6990]

The episode you are asking for is passion of the jew. It's a crazy episode ! Another crazt episode I love is called cissy. I think they would make for a really fun reaction.

[@nancie_rae328]

Its called pink eye the episode but i forgot the episode sry

[@ramsoncole4605]

The scene at 13:00 is a take off from the movie 'Altered States' (good movie btw).

[@TheBunnyb0y]

Getting nanys to do a shrinks job lol

[@DisfunktionalTV]

Lmaoooo

[@savannahshoop4701]

I love this episode, Cartman is a great part of the show but it's always funny to see him put in his place :)

[@dlimla]

2:30 the episode is called "The Passion of the Jew" episode 3 from the 8th season also a classic episode lol

[@hunterivey]

The episode where Cartman dressed up as Hitler, is called The Passion of the Jew, I recommend you watch it, it's an amazing episode, also the Dog Whisperer loves this episode, there's a video where Cesar Millan reacts to it

[@UpYourArsenal]

Who's Caesar Malone?

[@hunterivey]

​@@UpYourArsenal The voice recognition spelled it wrong.

[@hunterivey]

​@@UpYourArsenal Dude sorry, I thought you were trolling, sorry about that

[@UpYourArsenal]

@@hunterivey Yea, voice-to-text is rough - I had a feeling it was related, but I still wanted to 'joke' about it. Sorry if you didn't take it that way.

[@hunterivey]

@@UpYourArsenal It's alright man

[@jessebullard6815]

Cartman full German is “The Passion of the Jew”. Season 8, episode 3.

[@shanejeepin1985]

season 8 episode 3 is the episode your asking about Cartman dressing up like an evil someone