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• Parody news site "NBC.com.co" (now defunct) released a story following this episode that claimed Yelp was suing South Park for $10 million. The article included a fake "response" from Matt and Trey. Yelp released a statement noting the parody nature of the website and confirming they were not actually suing.
• Kenny does not appear in this episode, making this his only absence in Season Nineteen. Although he is seen throughout the episode, Stan only has a singular line.
• This is the first episode from Season 19 not to feature PC Principal.
• Ryan and Sarah Valmer are seen at the end of the episode, though their son Jimmy is not with them nor does he appear in this episode. Similarly, Bebe is shown with her father, though their mother is not with them.
• Although he made a brief cameo at the end of "The City Part of Town" (and possibly in "The Last of the Meheecans" and "Stunning and Brave"), this episode marks the first major role of David Rodriguez.
• The restaurants and shops that are in Historic Shi Tpa Town include:
  • Red Lobster
  • Steed
  • Skeeter's Wine Bar
  • City Wok
  • Nueva Familia
  • Vernacular
  • Shi Cycles
  • Dee's Meats
  • Whole Foods Market
  • Cream n Sugar
  • Buca De Faggoncini
• The name of the new Mexican restaurant, "Nueva Familia", translates to "New Family", as David and his parents are the new family in town.

References to Popular Culture

• The title is a pun on the phrase "You're not helping".
• In the beginning of the episode, when Gerald writes a Yelp review for Applebee's, Mendelssohn's Hear My Prayer can be heard playing.
• Yelp is a crowd-sourced review website where anyone can write a review on restaurants, retail stores, or any other business open to the public.
• The scene where Yelpers "behead" the Whistlin' Willy's mascot parodies videos of ISIS soldiers beheading their prisoners. Prior to that, actual footage of ISIS training camps is shown when the news reports on the Yelpers.
• The song that plays when Cartman walks down the hall after Whistlin' Willy's is destroyed is "Bad To The Bone" by George Thorogood and the Destroyers.

Continuity

• This episode marks the first appearance of Whistlin' Willy's since "Ass Burgers".
• CtPaTown is now spelled "Shi Tpa Town".
• The first person Butters shoots in the balls in "The China Probrem" returns as a Yelper.

Goofs

• Betsy Donovan is seen in the final scene, even though she died in "Reverse Cowgirl".
  • It could possibly be that she was revived or that it’s a ghost.

Bradley Biggle Sightings

In every episode of Season 19, Bradley Biggle can be spotted in the background, much like the Visitors were in previous Seasons.

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International Titles

Language	Title	Translation
Czech	Kritik restaurací	Restaurant critic
French	On accepte pas les critiques	We don't accept criticism
German	Sag Ja zu Yelp	Say Yes to Yelp
Hungarian	Kritikusok lázadása	Critics riot
Italian	Critici da strapazzo	Terrible critics
Japanese	"食べるログ"お断り ("Taberu rogu" okotowari)	"Tabelogs" not allowed
Polish	To nie jest yelpowanie	You're Not Yelping