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Jimmy is a stand-up comedian and immediately becomes very popular. Timmy, the other handicapped boy in town, becomes incredibly jealous of the adoration given to the new kid.
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Big Gay Al returns to South Park as the new scout leader. When he is fired for being gay, the boys rally to his defense with the help of the new "handi-capable" kid, Jimmy.
The boys (excluding Kyle) have joined Mountain Scouts, and are on their way to their first meeting. When they arrive, they find that their scoutmaster is Big Gay Al, and some parents take objection to this, fearing that he may exhibit pedophilia because of his homosexuality. Big Gay Al is quickly thrown out of Mountain Scouts, and is heartbroken, for he has been in the Scouts all his life. A controversy erupts as the Mountain Scouts are called a hate group by the media and prominent supporters like Steven Spielberg withdraw their support. A new scoutmaster named Mr. Grazier (also known as “Mr. Slippyfist”) is appointed, who ironically turns out to be a real pedophile and takes pornographic photos of his scouts, threatening to assault them if they reveal this to their parents.
Meanwhile, Jimmy Swanson (Valmer), a new handicapped boy, comes to town and joins the Mountain Scouts. Jimmy is a stand-up comedian and immediately becomes very popular. Timmy Burch, (the other handicapped boy in town), becomes incredibly jealous of the adoration given to the new kid. Timmy tries to undermine Jimmy in any way possible, including offering him an orange parka as a gift, in order to make him resemble Kenny. However, his efforts prove futile (the parka even fails to attract Kenny's intended usual tragic death, although several near misses occur).
In an effort to get Big Gay Al back as their scout leader, the boys, including Timmy and Jimmy, assemble their own protest march all the way to the grocery store parking lot, and attempt to use Jimmy's stand-up comedy as a crowd-teaser. However, the performance goes sour when he tries to enlist Timmy's participation, and Timmy refuses. Quickly, they break out into a lengthy fistfight, which Cartman dubs a “cripple fight” and announces to several large gatherings of people, who come to watch the spectacle.
Under pressure from gay rights groups and with help from prominent lawyer Gloria Allred, Big Gay Al sues the Mountain Scouts, while Mr. Slippyfist is revealed to be a child molester on television later that day and is arrested. Although Big Gay Al wins in court and the court orders the Mountain Scouts to take him back, he refuses, saying that he loves scouts too much to impose his will on them, adding that they should be talked into changing their mind. He begs people not to cut their funding or support for the scouts. This causes Gloria Allred to brand Big Gay Al as a homophobe.
1.Cripple Fight (Season 5, Episode 3). southparkstudios.com.
To get support, the boys have Jimmy do a stand-up routine. When Timmy refuses to be a volunteer, they fight."Cripple Fight" S05Subscribe to South Park: https...
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Jimmy Valmer (previously Swanson) is a male fourth grader. He is voiced by Trey Parker. He was originally created as a one-time character for " Cripple Fight " as a rival for Timmy Burch, but he quickly became a fan favorite and plays a supporting role in many episodes. He and Timmy became best friends and less of a rival to one another.
Jimmy first appears in the season five (2001) episode "Cripple Fight", in which he moves to South Park from a neighboring town and antagonizes Timmy. [2] Parker and Stone initially intended for this to be Jimmy's only appearance, but decided to include the character in subsequent episodes. [5]
Jun 27, 2001 · Cripple Fight: Directed by Trey Parker. With Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Mona Marshall, Eliza Schneider. The boys fight to get Big Gay Al reinstated as their scout leader, and Timmy is jealous of the new handicapped kid in town, Jimmy.
The spectacular fight scene is an homage to a brutal combat sequence from the 1988 science fiction film They Live, in which professional wrestler "Rowdy" Roddy Piper and Keith David pummel each other in an alley. In Cripple Fight, Jimmy wants Timmy to put on a stupid hat.
