South Park Shows Referenced

In "You're Getting Old, Cartman gets a Ben 10 wrist rocket thing.

Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy: Cartman plays a Hall Monitor, refers to himself as the Dog, and looks a lot like Dog the Bounty Hunter.

South Park parodizes DOG WHISPERER.

Family Guy is a TV series that focuses on the Griffins with their daily lives.

In the episode Krippled Kids, the two gangs create a junkyard band like Fat Albert.

In SOUTH PARK, a history class in South Park Elementary is focused on the events that take place in GAME OF THRONES.

SOUTH PARK parodizes GHOST HUNTERS, going so far as to call it "The gayest fucking show on television!"

Imaginationland: Episode III - Zim appears among the villains.

The episode "I Should Never Have Gone Zip-Lining" in SOUTH PARK is a parody of I SHOULDN'T BE ALIVE.

Jimmy Kimmel and his show are referenced repeatedly on SOUTH PARK. For example, in the episode "Fishsticks," Jimmy Kimmel repeats Cartman's popular "fishsticks" joke.

Conan O'Brien and his show are referenced in several episodes of SOUTH PARK.

Space, the Final Frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. It's five year mission; to explore strange worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before! These are the original television adventures of Captain Kirk, Spock, and McCoy.

Bart makes a cameo in the episode "Cartoon Wars Part 2"

A fake sequel to the SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN--titled the SIX BILLION DOLLAR MAN--is shown on the wall of a handicapped student in SOUTH PARK.

Jay Leno and his TONIGHT SHOW are frequently referenced on SOUTH PARK. For example, in the episode "Funnybot," Jay Leno threatens to shoot everyone in South Park Elementary when they encourage the Germans to create Funnybot, a robot that eliminates his job as a comedian.