Timmy and the Lords of the Underworld, performing. In the South Park opening theme song for Season Six, he sings 'Timmy Timmy Timmy Timmy, Timmy Timmy livin' a lie Timmy!', continuing the tradition of incomprehensible lines, previously sung by Kenny McCormick. He also says 'shit' in ' It Hits the Fan', 'Bebe' in ' Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society', singing 'Hula' in ' Crippled Summer', 'Gross!' in ' Bass to Mouth', 'Booooooo' in ' Butterballs', 'Octonauts!' in ' Moss Piglets' and can say 'Fast travel' in South Park: The Stick of Truth. In ' The Tooth Fairy Tats 2000', when his wheelchair is hooked via a string to one of Kenny's teeth, he incorrectly interprets a casual use of the word 'go', crying out, 'Go, Timmy, go!' before riding off. He also successfully yells 'Please help me!' a few times as he rolls down the highway in ' Fourth Grade'. He says 'Timmy and the Lords of the Underworld!' (the latter being the name of his band) in ' Timmy 2000'. When addressing Jimmy Valmer, the other major handicapped South Park character, he is able to say 'Jimmy', and in ' Helen Keller! The Musical', he is able to say the name he had given his pet turkey, Gobbles.

In several episodes, Timmy has said other basic words and names. He mostly says his name and the slurred phrase 'livin' a lie.' It was revealed on the official site that the second catchphrase originated when Trey Parker said 'Livin' a lie!' while performing as Timmy, after which the catchphrase stuck.

One of Timmy's most notable traits, together with being the only child who uses a wheelchair in the fourth-grade class at South Park Elementary, is his limited vocabulary.

8.3 South Park: The Fractured But Whole.

8.1 South Park Let's Go Tower Defense Play!.

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