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Trivia
- Kyle's email address is 69ingchipmunks@me.com.
- Throughout the episode there are remarks that translate to mocking how few people read terms and conditions, mainly with Apple user agreements.
- According to this episode, Kyle weighs 83 lbs.
- The Toshiba HandiBook is not a real product.
- It is revealed in the episode that Gerald is a PC user, though earlier episodes shows a Mac in the Broflovski's household. However, Gerald might have a PC at work.
- The name of the man at the front of the HUMANCENTiPAD is revealed to be named Junichi Takiyama in "City Sushi."
References to Pop Culture
- The episode's title, and part of the plot, refers to Tom Six's The Human Centipede.
- Part of the plot revolves around another device made by Apple, and in this case, a spoof of the iPad.
- How Apple was able to track Kyle is a reference to the recent discovery of how Apple products give off the current location of the user.
- Cartman appeared on Dr. Phil to discuss his mother screwing him over, or "fucking" him.
- When the Counsel of Geniuses get together to perform their "quickening", that's actually a nod to the "Highlander" movies and TV show.
- The Vulcan Surface from Amok Time is used by the Geniuses to convert Gerald to Apple.
Continuity
- Liane now seems almost entirely unable to fall for Cartman's faking of being a good little kid, Cartman is now unable to make her buy him anything he wants and he seems to be trying even harder than he used to. However this could be because she couldn't afford it, and was willing to buy him a cheaper version.
Goofs
- When they are playing with the ball, you hear the ball hit before it is actually shown as making contact.
- Despite his disappearance at the end of "Coon vs. Coon and Friends", Bradley can be seen playing ball in the school yard at the very beginning of the episode (possibly a result of stock footage being used).