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This page contains trivia for "It's Christmas in Canada". Remember, trivia must be factual, provable, and it is always best to cite your source for not-so-obvious trivia. If you would like to dispute a trivia point, please discuss it in the talk page.


Trivia

  • Shit is uncensored in the the French Canada song.
  • Surprisingly, Kenny survives the plane crash. However, he dies by a lazerbeam by Saddam Hussein. As well as this, Kenny actually knows he was going to die in the episode. This was his first death after his return following his absense in Season 6.
  • Mr. Garrison suggests again that they get rid of all the Mexicans, when asked how to help the Broflovski Family. He suggested this for the first time in "Mr. Hankey, The Christmas Poo" during season 1.
  • A 2001 Okama Gamesphere is seen behind the window of the toy store that Stan, Eric and Kenny are looking at. This was first seen in the episode "Towelie".
  • This was the first Christmas special not to feature any appearence or mention of Mr. Hankey.
  • Scott from "Not Without My Anus" reappears in this episode.
  • This is Saddam's last appearence on the show. He has not appeared in any following episodes since.
  • Terrance and Phillip are not with the other Canadians, which is very odd since they're Canadian.

Cultural References

  • Much of the story is a parody of the classic film The Wizard of Oz.
  • Characters refer frequently to "the new Prime Minister." Paul Martin had taken office as Prime Minister just five days prior to the airing of the episode.
  • During the City Wok scene where Tuong Lu Kim is sad about not getting any business, Greensleves (allegedly written by Henry VIII of England in the 16th century) is the musical cue that plays.

Goofs

  • Rick the mountie is singing along to the French Canada song.
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