Theres no fixing him - South Park Tsst (Hobbs Reaction) 

Cesar Millan probably has the nicest celebrity cameo in South Park

Funny enough Caesar Milan himself reacted to the episode and even complimented the techniques they used

Fun fact: Cartman’s mom is named after Trey Parker’s ex fiancé Liane who cheated on him right before the wedding

I watched Cesar Milan reacting to this episode himself. He loved analysing everything his cameo did in relation to dog training. The best part? Throughout the whole reaction, he never once acknowledged Cartman as a human and kept referring to him like a dog.

4:03 In the DVD commentary Trey mentioned that the kid throwing the spaghetti on the ground and skating on it was something he witnessed at a friend's house with their kid, and he was shocked that his friend was all like "Isn't he creative?"

"She's so easy!" This is some foreshadowing right here lmao.

I’d never noticed it before but Stan, Kyle, Kenny, and Butters were all just going to let Cartman kill his mom.

I think watching "Passion of the Jew" is essential for the next one.

This really is one of the most satisfying and funniest episodes. Finally seeing someone put Cartman in his place and teach Liane to stand up for herself and discipline Cartman. The sad part is that we saw the potential for Cartman to truly change but that possibility went away the moment Liane started treating Eric as a friend rather than treating him like a son. Her own feeling of loneliness and desire for friendship are the reason Cartman feels like he can do anything he wants as a result of her not having connections and as such Cartman emotionally exploits and manipulates her weakness

You hit the nail on the head, "At the ROOT of it, it's HER."☝🏾

Fun fact: After this episode, people actually used some of the techniques shown in this episode on their misbehaving kids and they *actually worked* lol

Cartman dressed like Hitler is actually from an episode "Passion of the Jew" and it's a classic, totally recommend.

"FRAME TOKEN" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I'd say Butters is the closest you'd get to a South Park kid acting his age.

It is AMAZING how well Matt and Trey captured the essence and character of a sociopath. The way Cartman thinks and acts is completely in line with that of someone who truly only thinks in terms of dominating others socially, mentally, and emotionally. For this one episode, it was so nice seeing someone else finally put him in his place. Edit: And yes...his mom folded in the end, lmao.

The end always kinda makes me sad in a funny way. His mom is just sooo lonely that she's willing to spoil eric to death to have a friend 😂

Things I heard parents say when I worked in education. “I tell him to do ____, but he tells me no.” “He cries if he’s in trouble.” “I can’t stand for him to be mad at me. I’m afraid he’ll hate me.” That last one made me sad. Lot of parents were disciplined so hard as kids that they swing too far the other way with raising their own. But a lot of them are also just idiots. I remember this mom once with twins who were such good kids in my class. She came in after school one day, genuinely concerned. She wanted to know why I hadn’t been in touch about their behavior. I was confused and it took me a while to figure out she assumed they were in trouble every day. I was able to show their behavior charts. The girl was literally NEVER in trouble. She was a class leader. The boy had a couple of warnings for talking. Not a big deal. She insisted they were nightmares at home. She said they were out in the car acting up right now. I walked out with her at her request and they were beating the SHIT out of each other in the car. I tapped on the window and they froze. I said something about how surprised and disappointed I was and told them I wouldn’t have believed it. They apologized to me AND their mom. Their mom said, “Why do you listen to her and not me?” And I WISH I could have told her. Little kids NEED structure. You have to praise the good things they do rather than just rebuking the bad. And you have to piss them off sometimes. Lol. But teachers aren’t allowed to do that, so I just said it was probably cause it was late and they were tired.

Should still do "Raisins" even tho it lost to this in your poll it is a really high level episode that shouldn't get forgotten

The scene where Cartman fights to remove the hate from his body is my favorite scene from South Park. Because it's accurate in the sense that removing that negative energy is a very painful experience.

"I am... the dog wheeesper" 😂😂🤣🤣😭😭💀💀

I appreciate how you pause to talk and then go back a few seconds, makes it sooooooooo much better.

Ain’t no way bro recorded, edited, and posted a video after the poll in 21 hours. Insane grind😭😭

Liane wanted Ceasar to be Cartman's Stepdaddy...😂

When he said, "is that a Vulture" that was a "Dark Crystal" reference, a movie by Jim Henson. A very dark movie with Muppets and stealing souls and stuff.

What’s crazy is that I see parents in my neighborhood who acquiesce into their toddlers very tantrum like behavior and let it happen, which I think is weak parenting because they’re then being submissive to an errant child. Funny how this episode uses the dog whisperer as an analogy to discipline kids, when in actuality it’s true. People aren’t saying to beat their kids for discipline, but you have to show your kids that they’re not your friend who you let boss you around, you’re the parent and must be assertive to show who is in charge. The ending is also scary because it shows that father figures are important and that lack of having a partner leads to parents projecting their loneliness onto their kids.

Cartman was just to smart for the Nannie’s, and when there’s a bad kid that’s really smart the best thing to is really just ignore there attempts at bad behavior. Like what the dog whisperer did.

Eric’s mom is simply just lonely so instead of being a parent to Cartman she is a people pleaser to him. Anything to get the only person in her life to hang out with her. He’s basically her only friend so she does everything he wants.

Here's a funfact: Cesar Millan actually reacted to this episode on his youtube channel.

One of my top 5 for sure. There is a video of Cesar Millan watching this episode and he loved it.

Hobbes got a pair of headphones for function, and a pair of headphones for style.

Cesar Milan did a reaction video to this episode. Absolute comedy gold. He narrates the events like it actually happened.

This is a really important episode. Lots of kids who are raised by single mothers are spoiled brats who grow up to be criminals. Parents need to be good authority figures.

I'll be 40 in January. I've made my mom cry once in my entire life and I still feel bad about it, 25 years later.

Ok, so the Cartman’s dad saga goes thusly: 1. S1E13, the finale, Cartman’s Mom Is A Dirty S**t 2. S2E1, Terrance and Philip in Not Without My Anus. (This one isn’t actually essential but watching it in between helps you understand what the wait between episodes for fans at the time was like.) 3. S2E2, Cartman’s Mom Is Still A Dirty S**t 4. S14E5, 200 (as in, the 200th episode of the show.) [Though if you’re gonna watch this one, you’ll probably need to first need to watch all the celeb related episodes to get the references which is a whole other list] 5. S14E6, 201. If you wanna know his backstory, those are the episodes to watch next.

It’s actually really sad this episode We saw real change in Cartman for the first time maybe ever…and it ended in regression because the poor Mother just needs someone else in her life

Cesar Milan was some of the few characters to put Cartman in his place. His eye doctor, Wendy and PC Principal all did.

I’ve seen it. Some parents put their little kids on leashes so they don’t run away. It’s crazy

1:32 “Go ahead bro, Tell ‘em.” 😂😂😂So funny

The crazy hallway scene is a reference to this awesome movie called "altered states" that's all about taking mushrooms and turning into a monster or like a primal beast

That “vulture” in the Nanny 911 clip was a Skeksis, from the 80s fantasy Dark Crystal 😆😆

Dude, super nanny with a black woman? WHY ARE WE NOT FUNDING THIS

So Caesar put up a reaction to watching this episode here on RU-vid And he absolutely adored the way he was portrayed in this and thought that they did a really good job understanding exactly what it is he does Which makes this whole thing infinitely more hilarious

I just realized how sad the ending is, poor Liane.

Tsst is a great "Cartman gets what he deserves" episode until...

My nigga done watched too long to not know Cartman don’t got a pops💀💀

That creature with the super nannies is a skecksieze from a puppet movie called The Dark Crystal 😂❤

Cartman does have a dad but he lets just say he did notvknow him. I think the episodes are 200 and 201. They are banned episodes 💀

My boy in the teal hoodie said, "If you don't get to them by four, he is who is." That statement is actually medically correct and supported by the psychologists. Nice call.

My takeaway from this reaction: 1. "It's her. IT'S HER!" 2. "She ain't got no man."

I love these reactions. South Park can definitely be one of those shows where you get it is a joke and a satire out to make a point or it goes right over your head. Excellent reaction as always.

They really missed an opportunity to have Kyle/Stan/Kenny see Eric being walked

There’s a video of Caesar watching this episode for the first time. He apparently really enjoyed it.

Two episodes you need to do... Season 8 Episide 6 - The Jeffersons And Season 11 Episide 1 - Apologies to Jesse Jackson Love your reactions to all the South Park videos 😂

I love this episode. They had to treat Cartman like a rabid dog. Neither Stan nor Kyle nor Kenny would care at all if they saw Cartman being on a leash. The scene with Cartman in the hallway is from the movie "Altered States". The final touch is the "Omen" music for Damien at the end.

Bro, don't come for the Dog Whisperer 🙅🏾‍♀️

"no kids are like that" Clearly haven't had the pleasure of meeting my cousin. At 7 he was helping my other cousins grow weed, steal other farmers quads and dirt bikes, lead cops on chases on the stolen bikes, steal from the corner store to sell at school because they banned sugar... List goes on and he didn't get any better as he aged. It's totally about who you hang out with. His crack head family really fucked him up.

Yeah you need to see the episode "Passion of the Jew" to understand why Cartman is dressed like that. And yes, that episode is Cartman at his manipulative best. It's one of their more famous episodes from season 8 episode 3.

something about the doctor at the asylum referring to her as “Super Nanny” gets me

4:20 Nanny Skeksis ... The baddies from The Datk Crystal!

Love the references to Contact, The Babadook and Altered States.

Cartman throwing himself against the wall was a play on the movie Altered States

8:08 My mother sent me to the corner of the room with my arms raised for what felt like 10 minutes or more, or used the carpet beater to educate me!

19:58 just wanted to tell you that both of you were right. In Jimmy’s first episode his last name is Swanson but they changed it to Valmer when he started appearing as a regular character.

as a self “taught”/studying psychologist, cartman and his moms dynamic is like one of my favorite things to analyze in the show. liane’s whole side of the family are basically carbon copy’s of cartman, and like even tho they never gave us a flash back of liane’s childhood(at least not yet)😭you could only IMAGINE how much her life sucked. it also makes sense why she’s such a push over with cartman. she was probably the same way with the rest of her family, which is why she moved away to south park but then she had cartman and he turned out to be just like the rest of her family. so she relapsed into her pushover ways. none of this is really factual btw,😭this is all my speculation of the show

Cartman is a demon of her own making 😭

Gotta be one of my top 10 South Park episodes

it was crazy how many nanny shows were on when this episode was made. I like how Devin knew that haha

Minds are like concrete. They flow into any form when young. But then they set, and only fracture can change anything.

This is without a doubt one of my top 10 all time favorite episodes of South Park. Seeing Cartman get dominated non stop by Cesar Milan is just pure gold, tsst.

He said "steak and eggs" 😂 y'all are too funny bro

You need a butters poster on the wall right behind y’all. 😂 That would go hard

They really should have had Tolkien’s family drive by and react to Cartman on the leash 😂

Cartman doesnt need a village. He needs a damn ecumenopolis if he's going to turn out alright.

Bro it's such a shame you're only watching this now. We saw this in high school and spent the rest of the year doing that tss thing to each other in class.

even token has a dad lmaoooo

Caesar Milan’s actually one of the best people alive. He saw this episode himself and pissed himself laughin 😂 And he loves dogs to death

*we all know what needs to be done* : Passion of the Jew Sarcastaball Cash for Gold Dope reaction bruh best intro ever 🔥

Always glad to see Cartman get what he deserves. Nice.😂 Spoiler: Cartman *HAD* a Dad who was Scott Tenorman's father. Tho Cartman wouldn't know till later... 😂

14:29 In the past, parents would have pushed around a stroller with five seats. But that would have been bulky and impractical. “The children want to run when we go somewhere busy. A leash gives them the opportunity to do that - but we are still in control.05/08/2022 The leash for children is by no means a new invention. The walking belt was a common walking aid for children, particularly at the courts of the European nobility, until the beginning of the 19th century. (1. Jan. 1801 - 31. Dez. 1900) 09/28/2014

"how long was he out?" LMAOO yall funny asf bruh

Y’all gotta watch season 3 episode 11 “Chinpokomon” up next. Its a classic

This was one of y'alls best reactions. The way y'all riff of each other really comes out. Good Job!

I'm a SP fanatic but never caught the "frame token" lmaooooooo

The ending's really sad, Liane needs friends

8:45 Yeah. Cartman would've caught an uppercut from basically any woman in my family! 😂

Cesar Milan reviewed this episode.... he loved it. "At the root of it, is her" - Absolutely.

4:28 In German, I think that's how you order a beer.

The only problem with the black nanny is, sure Cartman might get that ass beat and that'll win her the battle, but let's not forget how mad genius Cartman becomes when seeking vengeance. Remember Scott Tenorman. Cartman would win the war.

Holy shit that 3 second clip of Cartman as Hitler killed me!

Sje doesnt just have eric, she also has the denver broncos

Butters: OH, BOY!!! CARTMAN IS GETTING OWNED BY THE DOG WHISPERER!!!!!! BETTER GET THAT ON FILM AND ON TAPE!!!! Cartman: MEEEEEEMMMMMM!!!! MEE..... BUTTERS... YOU ^&&#0LE!!!! STOP TAPING ME!!!!!!!!!!! Mrs. Cartman: He is not behaving. Cesar: IF THAT IS THE CASE, LET'S WALK ANOTHER 5 MILES. CARTMAN: NO NO NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! OINK OINK OINK!!!!!!!!!!!

I suggest watching Season 11 Episode 2 “Cartman Sucks”

You guys there's a trippy movie called Altered States, 1981..that is what that 2 in 1 person of Cartman was borrowing off of. It's an end of movie scene. A professor was experimenting w hallucinogens

3:08 "she's so easy!!" 😂😂 Put him on guys, show him some catmans mom episodes

1:48 Lol if I were a betting man, I'd say Scott Tenorman must Die is now comin' up on deck.

Notice how Cartman is one of the only people in his friend group without a father and the worst out the group.

when cartman was transforming its from a movie called altered states

Technically you have seen Cartmans dad 😂. I’m not gonna spoil who it is but there is 2 episodes (Banned episodes) that explains who it is. The episodes are called “200” & “201” if you can find them guaranteed you’ll be shocked 😂

Dads belt always ended bad behavior.

I love how it’s basically us watching the whole episode with y’all, and dude on right getting more comfortable and he mad funny g video