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*This episode is the second to show the [[Visitors]] interacting publicly with the other characters. |
*This episode is the second to show the [[Visitors]] interacting publicly with the other characters. |
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*The airplane the boys fly to New York on is a McDonnell Douglas DC-9 (Series 10). |
*The airplane the boys fly to New York on is a McDonnell Douglas DC-9 (Series 10). |
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− | *[[John Edward]]'s tone of voice noticably makes a sudden change during the episode. At first during his show he sounds calm, quiet and patient. When Stan calls him a douche for the first time however, his tone of voice suddenly becomes whiny, loud and |
+ | *[[John Edward]]'s tone of voice noticably makes a sudden change during the episode. At first during his show he sounds calm, quiet and patient. When Stan calls him a douche for the first time however, his tone of voice suddenly becomes whiny, loud and insecure, remaining that way for the rest of the episode. |
==References to Pop Culture== |
==References to Pop Culture== |
Revision as of 19:11, 25 February 2013
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Trivia
- Jewleeard is a parody of Juilliard.
- This episode is the second to show the Visitors interacting publicly with the other characters.
- The airplane the boys fly to New York on is a McDonnell Douglas DC-9 (Series 10).
- John Edward's tone of voice noticably makes a sudden change during the episode. At first during his show he sounds calm, quiet and patient. When Stan calls him a douche for the first time however, his tone of voice suddenly becomes whiny, loud and insecure, remaining that way for the rest of the episode.
References to Pop Culture
- Stan speaks in monotone for most of the episode.
- The primary plotline of Kenny possessing Cartman is an allusion to the film Star Trek III: The Search For Spock, directed by Leonard Nimoy, as what happens to Cartman parallels what happened to McCoy when he held Spock's soul in his body.
- Rob Schneider's death is portrayed as a commercial, of which the same death had already happened to Kenny in the second ever episode, "Weight Gain 4000".
- John Edward is a medium, famous for having a talk show in syndication and a book called Crossing Over with John Edward.
Hidden Visitor(s)
There are two visitors in this episode: