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Trivia

• The Canadian Minister of Movies from South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut reappears, now called the "Canadian Minister of Streaming".
• Netflix offering to green-light "The Terrance and Philip Show" with an aging Terrance and Philip is a reference to Netflix reviving and rebooting classic shows.
• The HR representative, Heather Conduct or Ms. Conduct, is a pun on the word "Misconduct".
• PC Principal dilemma about holding the door open for Strong Woman is a reference to feminists complaining that holding a door open for a woman is archaic and can be viewed as sexist.
• Kyle's complaint about being offended by Terrance and Philip and demanding to remove the show from Netflix is a reference to millennials who have become politically correct and demanded the removal of things that they have deemed offensive.
• In Strong Woman's office, there is a Masters Degree from University of Colorado behind her desk. Both Trey Parker and Matt Stone are alumni of University of Colorado at Boulder.
• The code President Garrison enters to launch the missile is 66752.

References to Popular Culture

• The song that PC Principal keeps hearing is "Hold My Hand" by Hootie And The Blowfish.
• The song that plays when Kyle looks at himself in the mirror after cutting his hair and changing his shirt is a parody of "Man in the Mirror" by Michael Jackson.

Continuity

• Several elements of Kyle's subplot reference the events of South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut.
  • Kyle's group, MAC (Millennial Against Canada) resembles MAC (Mothers Against Canada) and wears the same white t-shirt with the crossed out Canadian Maple Leaf.
  • The Canadian Minister of Streaming complains about Kyle acting like a Jewish mother and demands that he should be allowed to finish speaking while interrupting Kyle during the debate.
  • Terrance and Philip are taken hostage while filming a show by MAC.
  • Kyle complains about what Terrance and Philip's fart jokes are doing to the minds of young children.
  • A discussion between Canadian and U.S. government officials about how Terrance and Philip accounts for a large percentage of Canada's economy.
• Clips of Terrance and Phillip from "Terrance and Phillip: Behind the Blow", "Merry Christmas Charlie Manson!", and "Eat, Pray, Queef" can be seen on Kyle's phone.
• Tweek's fear of President Garrison going to war with another country was previously discussed in Put It Down.

Goofs

• When Kyle interrupts the shooting of The Terrance and Phillip Show, his mouth begins moving a little bit before he actually starts talking.