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South Park Episode: City on the Edge of Forever Star Trek Reference: City on the Edge of Forever |
The only real similarity between the episodes is that they have the same name. The South Park episode does feature a kid in a Star Trek red shirt, who gets killed. "Red shirts", as they are known in the Trek universe, are famous for getting killed. |
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South Park Episode: Chef’s Chocolate Salty Balls Star Trek Reference: Star Trek III: The Search For Spock |
In the
South Park episode, a movie producer grabs Mr. Hankey and says, "I have
had enough of you!", then throws him against a wall. In the third Star
Trek movie, Kirk says the same thing to a Klingon while kicking him in the
face, and ends up kicking him down a deep crevasse. |
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Park Episode: Roger Ebert Should Lay off the Fatty Foods Star Trek Reference: Dagger of the Mind |
Similar plots and characters, namely Doctor Adams and Van Gelder. Doctor Adams uses planetarium laser light shows to brainwash people. In the Trek episode, he used an overhead machine with flashing lights to do the same thing. Mister Mackey performs a mind meld. |
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Park Episode: Spooky Fish Star Trek References: Mirror, Mirror & Whom Gods Destroy |
Evil
Cartman arrives from a parallel universe, soon followed by Evil Stan and
Evil Kyle, all with beards. In the Trek episode, Spock had a beard in a
parallel universe. Also, Stan had to choose which Cartman to send back. In
Whom Gods Destroy, Spock had to choose which of two identical Kirks to
shoot. |
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South Park Episode: Spontaneous Combustion Star Trek Reference: Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan |
Stan
raises his hand, does a Vulcan salute and says Jesus said, "the needs of
the many outweigh the needs of the few" right before he died. Actually,
this is what was said as Spock was dying in the second Star Trek
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Park Episode: Worldwide Recorder Concert Star Trek Reference: Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country |
At the end of the episode, Garrison says, "Second star to the right, and straight on 'til morning." This is what Kirk said at the end of the sixth Star Trek movie. We, then, see the bus vanish is a flash of light, which is what happened to the Enterprise as it reached warp speed at the end of the movie. |
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South Park Episode: Hooked On Monkey Phonics Star Trek Reference: The Gamesters of Triskelion |
The scene with Kyle and Rebecca, the home-schooled girl, in her father's garden is very similar to the scene with Kirk and Shahna in the ancient city of the Providers. Some of the dialogue in the South Park version of the scene doesn't really make sense, but it's still funny to those who are familiar with the Star Trek episode. |
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Park Episode: The Wacky Molestation Adventure Star Trek Reference: Miri |
Children tauntingly saying "yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah" is a common theme in both episodes. Also, a lot of people think that "the Before Time" was taken from the movie "Children of the Corn". I have no idea why, since it wasn't even mentioned in that movie, although there are other references to the movie. It was taken from the Trek episode "Miri". |
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South Park Episode: How To Eat With Your Butt Star Trek References: Several |
When the milk company employee accesses the computer, she does it by saying "computer". It responds by saying "working", then proceeds to give information in a mechanical voice. This is how the library computer was accessed in Star Trek. |
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