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Trivia[]
- This is the seventh Halloween special and the first since Season Seventeen's "Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers".
- This episode features a special Halloween version of the opening sequence.
- The instrumental has been changed, making it more spooky.
- It has been darkened and pumpkins lie around the town.
- Kenny McCormick's tombstone has lit candles on top of it.
- A black cat appears next to Marvin Marsh at Stark's Pond.
- A giant spider is on the rooftop of Tweek Bros. Coffeehouse.
- A couple of plastic bats are tied to the tree in front of South Park Elementary.
- The ghost of Betsy Donovan is seen following the bus.
- Randy's GangnamStein costume from "A Nightmare on Face Time" appears coming out of the bus.
- Garrison is seen wearing a mask similar to Jason from Friday the 13th.
- Inside Mr. Garrison's classroom, the chalkboard reads "Happy Halloween" and the window has a skull and crossbones.
References to Popular Culture[]
- This episode is a reference to the Harvey Weinstein sexual assault allegations, which occurred in early October.
- Specifically, the other witches claiming that only Chip Duncan was a bad witch is a reference to celebrities such as Ben Affleck who called out Harvey Weinstein, despite the fact that he had committed a groping incident in 2003.
- The song that plays in Gerald's car at the beginning of the episode is "I Want Candy" performed by 1980's pop group Bow Wow Wow.
- The song the guys sing when going up the hill is a parody of "Everybody Have Fun Tonight" by Wang Chung.
- While the witches are chanting spells, they say "a hex on the Patriots, let's fuck up their lives!" referring to the New England Patriots football team.
- Ironically, four months later the New England Patriots would go on to lose Super Bowl LII 41-33 to the Philadelphia Eagles.
- The song that plays while the witches start to drink and smoke crack in front of the campfire is "The Number of the Beast" by Iron Maiden.
- The evil witch is a homage to Margret Hamilton's Wicked Witch in the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz.
- As a witch, Chip flies around and throws Pumpkin Bombs, parodying Marvel Comics' Green Goblin.
- Cartman mentions ROSS DRESS FOR LESS, a department store chain that specialize in deep discount fashion and home goods.
- Cartman and Heidi encountering the witch in a forest, as well as their German-themed costumes, reference the fairy tale Hansel and Gretel.
- Sentinel Hill, where the witches meet, is a reference to a place in the video game World of Warcraft.
- A laser satellite system, like the one President Garrison used to destroy Chip, was the main subject of an episode of That's My Bush!, another show Matt and Trey created.
Dubbing Changes[]
International Titles[]
Language | Title | Translation |
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Czech | Synové čarodějů | Sons of witches |
French | Fils de Potter | Sons of Potter[note 1] |
German | Hexensöhne | Sons of witches |
Hungarian | Boszorkamóka | Witch fun |
Italian | I figli delle streghe | The children of witches |
Japanese | 野郎どもの魔女集会 (Yarō-domo no majo shūkai) |
Witch bastard gathering |
Polish | Wiedźmiesyny |
Notes[]
- ↑ Reference to Harry Potter
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Eric Cartman • Heidi Turner • Herbert Garrison • Chip Duncan | ||||
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