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Eric Cartman

CHARACTER · SOUTH PARK

Eric Cartman

Appears in
South Park (1997)
Played by
Trey Parker

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Eric Cartman is a character in the TV series South Park (1997), played by Trey Parker.

11 Interesting Facts About Eric Cartman

Interesting Facts (2)

  1. #001

    In "The Death of Eric Cartman", the other kids all start ignoring Cartman, who concludes he is a ghost; Butters is the only one who does not ignore him.

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  2. #002
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    In "Cartmanland" (2001), after Kenny dies, Cartman is heard saying "Kenny? But Kenny dies all the time!" — proof that at least one person remembers his deaths.

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  1. #003

    Among Cartman's rarer catchphrases is "Ha ha, charade you are," delivered in a British accent — a nod to Pink Floyd's "Pigs (Three Different Ones)" from the album "Animals."

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  2. #004

    Cartman's mother, Liane, takes her name from Trey Parker's former fiancée. Parker caught her with another man, so he gave her name to the promiscuous character.

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  3. #005

    Trey Parker ad-libs most of Cartman's lines and has said Cartman is his favorite character on the show.

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  4. #006

    In the early episodes, the voices Matt and Trey gave the boys were far more childlike and exaggerated. The pair have said they did the voices of Cartman, Stan and Kyle during film class, and the high-pitched, childish delivery often angered their teachers and got them thrown out. Over time the kids' voices loosened up and came to resemble their actors' real voices. Originally they voiced the child characters without pitch shifting; once they could afford Pro Tools plugins, their voices grew noticeably deeper than in the first seasons. They now record in their normal range with a childlike inflection, then edit the audio in Pro Tools, pitching the waveform up exactly 3 semitones along with the speed, so the voices sound more like a fourth grader's.

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  5. #007

    In "Cherokee Hair Tampons", Cartman is the only person in town who can donate a kidney to Kyle, since he has the rare AB- blood type.

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  6. #008

    Cartman will not give Kyle a kidney without a large payment, and his mom, the doctor and Stan eventually trick him into the operation.

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  7. #009

    Cartman's one consolation after the kidney operation is that Kyle receives a kidney that makes milk shoot out of his nose when he laughs.

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  8. #010

    In the season 6 episode "Professor Chaos", Cartman cuts Pip from the best friend search for trying to order tea and crumpets at a baseball game, and Token takes Pip's place in the final four.

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  9. #011

    In "Something You Can Do With Your Finger", Cartman, Kyle, Kenny, Stan and Wendy, disguised as a boy, form a boy band called "Fingerbang", and Cartman tries to book them a gig at the mall.

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