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Character references in Imaginationland III

* Akuma
* Appa
* Ash Ketchum
* Aslan
* Astro Boy
* Audrey II
* Baba Looey
* Bigfoot
* Bob Marley
* Boo Berry
* Bowser
* Buddha
* Bugs Bunny
* Bullwinkle J. Moose
* Cabbage Patch Kids
* Captain Atom
* Captain Carrot
* Cap'n Crunch
* Captain Kirk
* Captain Planet
* Care Bears
* Cavity Creeps [1]
* Centaur
* Charlie Brown
* A Chocobo
* Cinderella
* a Crest toothpaste tube
* Cobra Commander
* Copper Kid
* DangerMouse
* Darkseid
* Darth Maul
* Dick Tracy
* Duke (G.I. Joe)
* Eddie the Head
* Frankenstein's monster
* Franken Berry
* Freddy Krueger
* Freeza
* Gandalf the Grey
* Ganesha
* Ganondorf
* Garuda
* General Otmin
* Glinda the Good Witch
* Goku



* God
* Gossamer
* A Griffin
* Harry Potter
* Hercules
* Holly Hobbie
* Icarus
* Ichigo Kurosaki
* The Incredible Hulk
* Inspector Gadget
* Jason Voorhees
* Jem
* Jesus
* Jiang Shi
* John Henry
* The Joker
* Jonny Quest
* Khan Noonien Singh
* King Leonidas from 300
* Lucy van Pelt
* Luke Skywalker
* Lollipop King
* The Mad Hatter
* ManBearPig
* Mario
* Marvin the Martian
* Medusa
* Morpheus
* Mothra
* Mumm-Ra the Ever-Living
* Nibblet
* Obelix
* Ookla the Mok
* Optimus Prime
* Oscar the Grouch
* Pacman and Ghosts
* Paul Bunyan
* Peter Griffin
* Peter Rabbit
* Pillsbury Doughboy
* Pinhead
* Pooka from Dig Dug
* Popeye
* Punchy the Hawaiian Punch mascot
* Q*Bert
* Quick Draw McGraw



* Reverend Henry Kane
* Robin Hood
* Rocky the Flying Squirrel
* ROM, Spaceknight
* Ronald McDonald
* Santa
* She-Ra
* Silver Surfer
* Sinistar
* Six Million Dollar Man
* A Skeksis
* Skeletor
* Smurfs
* Snarf
* Snoopy
* Spawn
* Snowy
* Spider-Man
* Steve Irwin
* Imperial Stormtroopers
* Strawberry Shortcake
* Superman
* Tarzan
* A Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle
* Thun the Lion Man From The New Adventures of Flash Gordon
* Tintin
* Tripod
* Totoro
* Tron
* Tailed beasts
* Tyrannosaurus-rex Dino-Riders
* V.I.N.CENT
* Venom
* Voltron
* Waldo
* Wario
* Wicked Witch of the West
* Wile E. Coyote
* Wonder Woman
* Woodland Critters
* a Xenomorph
* Yoda
* Zeus
* Zorro

Sean O'Hara

You don't like taco?

Brent L

Cartman's been down that road before. At the very start of Tsst (Dog Whisperer episode), he's in the school counselor’s office with his mom in trouble because he handcuffed Billy Turner's ankle to a flag pole, gave him a hacksaw, then told him that he had poisoned his milk and the only way to get to the antidote in time would be to saw through his leg. He did it all because Billy called him "chubby".

It didn't show it, but yeah...

Pistol Pete

Who do you think will be the first copyright holder to sue Matt and Trey over this episode? My money is on Disney for Aslan.

jpb07

Since it hasn't been mentioned....the hammer is from the Disney Channel's Handy Manny...another Disney property.

cactusoly

I saw Bullitman in there too (action figure from the late 70's early 80's)

MartinBlank

Al Gore with his Nobel Peace Prize *woooooosh*

lotsofdvds

The third and final installment of South Park's "Imaginationland" episodes drew 3.9 million viewers, the Comedy Central cartoon's biggest audience since 2004, when it was paired with the red-hot Chappelle's Show.

Jeremy517

For people with DirecTV, 101 will be showing "Imaginationland" and "Good Times with Weapons" in high definition on 5/30–5/31 at 12 am ET.

cliffzig

In all seriousness...
I don't have HD, but I understand it's the shiznit...
but....
how can a show like South Park possibly benefit from HD?

Drexl

In HD, the lines are cleaner and sharper, and the colors are better. Also, they recompose it in widescreen which I have mixed feelings about.

Granted, South Park is about the crudest example of 2D animation there is, but those who have seen the HD episode say it looks really nice. There is a perception that 2D animation won't benefit from HD, yet when people see it for themselves they like it.

Jay G.

Here's some comparison pics between SD and HD versions of "Fun with Weapons."

http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread....21#post7719521