Ass Burgers/Trivia

Trivia

 * The phrase "ass burgers" is a play on the name of the disorder, Asperger's Syndrome. The name of this episode was suggested on the South Park Studios message board by a fan months before the episode aired in lieu of this well known joke.
 * In the preview, a new school nurse appears. Nurse Gollum appears to have been retired or moved on after over ten years since her last speaking appearance.
 * This is not the first time that South Park has shown food being inserted into the rear to be relevant to medicine, nor the first reference to the idea. The episode Red Hot Catholic Love showed that by eating through ones rectum, digestion is easier and healthier (though the surgeon giving approval based this on, "absolutely nothing").
 * At the end of the episode, we find Stan using alcohol to see the world as he did before. In the episode "My Future Self n' Me", Stan's fake future version of himself comes to visit as a drug addict and alcoholic to discourage him from going down that road.
 * This is the third episode where the theme is a disability of some nature, after Timmy 2000 and Le Petit Tourette.
 * At the meeting where people were discussing Cartman Burger there are several real restaraunt franchises including McDonalds, Burger King and KFC.
 * Some movie references include Hancock and the The Matrix Trilogy.  
 * The morning radio show is a parody of the popular FM Radio comedy DJ's in many parts of the USA.
 * There seems to be a new bus driver, no name was given nor any speaking roles but he is Mexican.
 * New opening as of this episode.
 * A real alcohol is shown for the first time,Jameson,which is according to legend The Irish Catholics choice over rivals Bushmills which is Protestant.
 * Green_craig.png advert that Stan sees on TV is for an actual TV show called Terra Nova
 * Landslide ,by Steve Nicks, is again played near the end of this episode.
 * There is a green version of Craig in the background when cartman sells his burgers. On the other hand this could just be normal craig but wering diferant clothes.