âžÂ  @friendsomine  â¶Â  â âI believe this is what killed him.â Sorry Tweek, Cartman says youâre playing Law and Order: SVU with him regardless of what your original plans were. â  â±Â  ( forever , accepting . )
Tweek is not that enthused by this game, but he knows he does not have a choice but to play it until he literally canât take it anymore and explodes or until one of their other friends comes and rescues him. Â He knows that Cartman doesnât like him, and the feeling is properly mutual, and he has only invited Tweek to play this game because everybody else is busy or intentionally ignoring him again. Â Tweek has a much harder time ignoring anything than, say, Craig or Stan do, so here he is.
And of all of the games Cartman wanted him to play, of course, it would be one involving death and all manor of other weird, morbid shit. Â Tweek hates these games, and he has never seen Law & Order, the original or SVU, for that reason. Â He despises thinking about crime and all of the horrible shit in the world, and when he wants to watch TV, he goes for something more lighthearted and cheerful as a means of escapism. Â He knows that makes him a âbabyâ or something, but he doesnât care, either.
âIâI thought SVU was about rape,â he stammers, looking at Cartman with a forlorn and desperate expression. Â Just because he doesnât really watch it doesnât mean that he hasnât learned what the âspecial victimsâ are through osmosis. Â Rape is horrible, too, of course, but itâs a teeny, tiny comfort to him when people are at least left alive after the fact. Â âWhy does he have to be dead?! Â And are we in-investigators or lawyers? Â Isnât CSI the one where they solve the murders?â Â Unfortunately for Tweek, there is murder in SVU, quite a bit of it, and there are a frankly stupid number of shows where they have to solve murders on TV, creating quite a bit of overlap throughout that entire genre.
âIâm n-not touching a dead body! Â And youâeck!âcan go to hell if you th-think I will!â