In the Calvin and Hobbes parody, Calvin is shown receiving Hobbes as a birthday present from his parents. This contradicts the actual strip, which revealed that Calvin actually found and caught Hobbes in the wild.
Yoshi can't read... If you look closely, the bottom half of the sign for Raccoon City reads RESIDENTS: EVIL POP 110,000 AND DYING
Calvin: This is some Bull S**t! Hobbes: Yeah! Psychiatrist: Who were you talking to? Calvin: To Hobbes, my pet tiger, can`t you see him? Psychiatrist: That's just a stuffed animal. Calvin: No he`s not! He`s real! Get him Hobbes! (Attacking and violence sounds) Blood is everywhere! The vicious tiger shows no mercy! Psychiatrist: I see...
Mario: (driving after eating a drug mushroom) Ya ha ha! I feel-a so funny! Look! There's-a coins everywhere! I'm-a rich! Luigi: Mario! No! (Mario runs over all the pedestrians that he sees as coins.) Luigi: I think I should-a drive!
Mario: (after Luigi gets shot at) He's-a marinating... In his own Ragu... You killed-a my brother! You sons of a b*tches!
Cheerleader: Come on team! We really rock! Check it out, I have a... (lifts skirt and audience gasps)
The Stoop!d Monkey has inked an upside-down tattoo on his own chest.
This episode has been nominated for an emmy award in 2007 for "Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming Less That One Hour)."
Montezuma's Revenge While the term Montezuma's Revenge has taken on different interpretations, the sketches in this episode take on the original meaning, which is basically "traveller's diarrhea." It is caused by a bacterium strain found in food or water to which local residents are immune, while foreigners are infected.
Calvin & Hobbes The sketch featuring a blonde kid and his stuffed tiger is a parody of the infamous comic strip, Calvin and Hobbes. The sketch attempts to see the situation applied to a "real" kid's life, where Calvin's parents take responsibility for his overactive imagination.
Karate Kid The short sketch with a guy knocked over while trying to keep his balance on a tree stump is a parody of the 1984 movie Karate Kid. The song that is played in the sketch is a parody of the movie's theme song, "You're the Best" by Joe Esposito.
"...Straight from New York City!" The scene with the man making chili (from New York City!) is a parody of Pace Picante Sauce's old TV advertisements where the other cowboys would become upset to find out that the other hot sauce used was made from New York City, threatening to take the cook's life. The sketch takes things one step further.
Grand Theft Mario This sequence is a cross between two popular Video Game Franchises, Super Mario Bros. and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Also, at the end of segment Yoshi visits a zombie infested Racoon City, which is the location set for the Resident Evil series, namely Resident Evil 2. The stars that appear in the top left of the screen are similar to the Grand Theft Auto series' police level. As the Italian brothers commit more criminal acts, the more stars light up. Elements from the Mario games, such as smashing turtles, smashing bricks, and eating mushrooms are parodied in this segment to fit the "real-life" aspect of the Grand Theft Auto series. The go-kart the Mario Brothers ride on, as well as the setting prior to entering Vice City, are elements from Nintendo's Mario Kart series.
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