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This page contains trivia for "Splatty Tomato". 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
- Kenny does not appear in this episode.
- The dog that Ike rides atop of is a Newfoundland Dog or "Newfie", a large working dog from Canada, known for their large size, calm and docile personality and their ability to carry heavy loads as well as perform water rescue.
- Bob White tells Randy and his group about real-life allegations that Hillary Clinton accepted money for her foundation from foreign diplomats.
- Officer Barbrady can be seen among the crowd at the very end of the episode wearing his police attire, possibly meaning he was reinstated as a police officer since "PC Principal Final Justice".
- This is most likely an error however due to it being in a crowd shot.
- Bob White whistles the bird call of the bobwhite quail to get President Garrison's attention.
- Sharon's vomiting on Randy resembles Stan's vomiting on Wendy.
- Justin Trudeau is indeed (in real life) the 23rd and current prime minister of Canada.
- Randy states that if the Canadians find President Garrison, they will probably nuke South Park, although Canada doesn't even possess weapons of mass destruction.
- This is most likely Randy's error, due to his ignorance.
References to Popular Culture
- Splatty Tomato is a reference to the television and movie review aggregate site, Rotten Tomatoes.
- While comparing President Garrison's approval rating, the news anchor mentions The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature which has a 9% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
- The song that Strong Woman hears is "(If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want to Be Right" by Barbara Mandrell.
- The red balloon with "Make America Great Again" that Tweek sees is a mixed reference to the movie It, as well as the slogan and red hat used by Donald Trump during his 2016 presidential campaign.
- Randy and the kids mention the Netflix show, Stranger Things and the 2017 version of the film It, noting the similarities between the two.
- Officer Bright's appearance resembles the character Jim Hopper from the Netflix show Stranger Things.
- During the townhall assembly, Officer Bright advises not to threaten President Garrison, even satirically. He then mentions actress and comedienne Kathy Griffin, who lost her job at CNN and was investigated by the FBI after posting an image of herself holding a bloody, severed head in the likeness of President Donald Trump.
- The 1980s Music Montage that play when the boys go looking for Ike are as follows:
- The Super Bowl Shuffle by The Chicago Bears Shufflin' Crew.
- Gloria by Laura Branigan.
- Hold on to the Nights by Richard Marx.
- Pac-Man Fever by Buckner & Garcia.
- Queen of Hearts by Juice Newton.
- The 'fox trap' set by the townspeople is a reference to Fox News, the major news network favored by President Trump early in his term.
- The sound that is heard when Officer Bright and Randy see the campsite is a reference to Jason Voorhees and the Friday the 13th movies.
- The White family's complaint about the school teaching their children liberal ideology is a reference to accusations that schools and colleges possess a liberal bias.
- The White family and their complaints throughout the episode are a pun on white nationalists who claim that white people have become oppressed, and that their concerns are ignored due to political correctness and cultural diversity.
- Bob White mentions the War on Christmas and President Garrison 's attempts to save Christmas, referring to a cultural clash over the use of the phrase "Happy Holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas", and President Donald Trump's statements that he would somehow increase the usage of "Merry Christmas" again.
Continuity
- Throughout the episode, Heidi reflects back on events from season 20 and 21:
- Heidi stops by the bridge where she quit Twitter and threw her phone off the bridge from "Skank Hunt".
- The group stops by the cabin where Cartman's electronics were smashed by the boys during the search for Skankhunt42 in "Skank Hunt".
- Heidi remembers when she and Eric would sit at the park and talk for hours.
- Heidi mentions seeing Cartman roll his eyes whenever she began to speak to him in "White People Renovating Houses".
- Heidi remembers the forest where she was dressed up as Gretel from Hansel and Gretel and kidnapped by the witch and Cartman mentions being upset with her for missing out on the pumpkin patch in "Sons A Witches".
- When Heidi attempts to break up with Cartman, he threatens to kill himself again while singing "Give Life A Try" from "Put It Down".
Dubbing Changes
International Titles
Language | Title | Translation |
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Czech | Rozmačkaný rajče | Crushed tomato |
French | Tomates écrabouillées | Crushed tomatos |
German | Zermatschte Tomate | Smashed tomato |
Hungarian | Rohadt paradicsom | Rotten tomatoes |
Japanese | 支持率は何パーセント? (Shiji-ritsu wa nan pāsento?) |
What's the approval rate? |
Polish | Rozplaskany pomidor | Smashed tomato |
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Story Elements |
Herbert Garrison • Heidi Turner • Eric Cartman • PC Principal • Strong Woman • White Family | ||||
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