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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| + | * This episode satirizes [[Al Gore]]'s campaign against climate change. |
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| − | * This episode parodies Al Gore's take on global warming while mixing in the South Park creators belief that Global Warming isn't real. |
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| + | * Some of the stalactites and stalagmites in the [[Cave of the Winds]] are clearly shaped like penises. |
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| − | * Manbearpig manifests his true form in "[[Imaginationland, Episode II]]". Which, ironically enough means that Manbearpig is in fact not real. However, his existence in Imaginationland could be the fault of Al Gore, for imagining him in the first place. |
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| − | * Some of the Stalactites and Stalagmites in the [[Cave of the Winds]] are shaped like clearly shaped like penises, despite the Guide calling them "the hanging mushroom", "a man with helmet and two bowling balls" and "the two sisters". |
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| + | * When the woman in the tour tells her husband (who coincidentally is named Stephen) to take a picture of the wind, her voice is similar to [[Linda Stotch]]'s voice. |
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| − | * In South Park Let's Go Tower Defense Play, ManBearPig is a boss in the penultimate level. If the player manages to defeat the boss without using towers, on Insane Mode, they will receive an achievement called "MANBEARPIG!". It is the hardest achievement to acquire next to "Look for Treasure" which requires the player to earn the highest medal possible... The Platinum Medal. |
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| + | * Third time we see a lock of Kenny's hair. |
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| + | * There is also a man dressed in [[Herbert Garrison]]'s clothes on the cave tour. |
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| − | * In Red Dead Redemption, a video game, there is a glitch where a human with a bag over his head, squeals like a pig, and attacks like a bear. This may be a reference to ManBearPig, as this creature has been nicknamed ManBearPig. |
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| + | * In the audience of Al Gore's Manbearpig speech, [[Loogie]] can be seen in the third set of bleachers behind [[Kevin Stoley]]. Two seats to the left is who appears to be [[Terrance Mephesto]], who supposedly died during [[Mecha-Streisand]], but has made several appearances since. |
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| + | ==References to Popular Culture== |
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| + | *The music as Al Gore walks to ambush the boys as Manbearpig is reminiscent of the Doctor Who series. |
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| + | *The "Cave of the Winds"<ref>{{cite web|url=http://caveofthewinds.com/|title=Cave of the Winds official website.}}</ref> is a tourist attraction in Colorado. |
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| + | * The [[Komfort Inn]] is a parody of the Comfort Inn hotel chain. |
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| + | *Cartman trying to sneak the treasure out of the cave by eating it is a reference to the 1985 film ''Goonies'' and Corey Feldman as Clark "Mouth" Devereaux who does the same thing. |
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| + | *When [[Al Gore]] describes the appearance of [[ManBearPig (character)|ManBearPig]] to the school, Dvorák's "[[Symphony No. 9: Adagio - Allegro Molto]]" can be heard. |
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| + | * ManBearPig manifests his true form in "[[Imaginationland, Episode II]]", meaning ManBearPig is imaginary. |
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| + | ** However, in [[Time To Get Cereal]], it is revealed that Manbearpig does in fact exist. |
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| + | * In the initial scene in the [[South Park Elementary Gymnasium|Gymnasium]], [[Tweek Tweak]] is seen in two spots, both next to [[Craig Tucker]] in the wide shot, and behind [[The Boys|the boys]] in the close-up. |
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| + | ** [[Butters Stotch]] is also seen in two places; behind the boys in the wide shot, and on the floor in the close-up. |
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| + | * In the [[South Park Elementary Gymnasium|Gymnasium]], [[Mr. Mackey]] is seen in the crowd whilst simultaneously shown speaking on stage. |
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| + | ** He and Mrs. Garrison are also shown in the crowd and in a separate part of the gym during Al Gore's speech. |
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| + | *During the memorial service, the flower pot to Al Gore's left was initially closer to the podium. In the next shot following a cut from the audience, the same pot was moved closer to the door. |
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Revision as of 03:27, 23 January 2020
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This page contains trivia for "ManBearPig". 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
- This episode satirizes Al Gore's campaign against climate change.
- Some of the stalactites and stalagmites in the Cave of the Winds are clearly shaped like penises.
- When Eric Cartman is eating the treasure while drinking it with water, his water bottle reads "WOTTUR".
- During the whole episode, instead of saying "serious", Al Gore says "cereal" or "super cereal". This is referencing Gore's lisp in his voice when he speaks.
- When the woman in the tour tells her husband (who coincidentally is named Stephen) to take a picture of the wind, her voice is similar to Linda Stotch's voice.
- Third time we see a lock of Kenny's hair.
- There is also a man dressed in Herbert Garrison's clothes on the cave tour.
- In the audience of Al Gore's Manbearpig speech, Loogie can be seen in the third set of bleachers behind Kevin Stoley. Two seats to the left is who appears to be Terrance Mephesto, who supposedly died during Mecha-Streisand, but has made several appearances since.
References to Popular Culture
- The music as Al Gore walks to ambush the boys as Manbearpig is reminiscent of the Doctor Who series.
- The "Cave of the Winds"[1] is a tourist attraction in Colorado.
- The Komfort Inn is a parody of the Comfort Inn hotel chain.
- Cartman trying to sneak the treasure out of the cave by eating it is a reference to the 1985 film Goonies and Corey Feldman as Clark "Mouth" Devereaux who does the same thing.
- When Al Gore describes the appearance of ManBearPig to the school, Dvorák's "Symphony No. 9: Adagio - Allegro Molto" can be heard.
Continuity
- ManBearPig manifests his true form in "Imaginationland, Episode II", meaning ManBearPig is imaginary.
- However, in Time To Get Cereal, it is revealed that Manbearpig does in fact exist.
Goofs
- In the initial scene in the Gymnasium, Tweek Tweak is seen in two spots, both next to Craig Tucker in the wide shot, and behind the boys in the close-up.
- Butters Stotch is also seen in two places; behind the boys in the wide shot, and on the floor in the close-up.
- In the Gymnasium, Mr. Mackey is seen in the crowd whilst simultaneously shown speaking on stage.
- He and Mrs. Garrison are also shown in the crowd and in a separate part of the gym during Al Gore's speech.
- During the memorial service, the flower pot to Al Gore's left was initially closer to the podium. In the next shot following a cut from the audience, the same pot was moved closer to the door.
References
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