Editing Cartman Gets an Anal Probe (section)

==Pop Culture References==
===Shout Outs===
The tune "I Love to Singa" is lifted from the 1936 Tex Avery cartoon series <i>Merrie Melodies</i>. Weirdly, it also served as one of the inspirations for the movie <i>Happy Feet</i>. 

When the local cattle, fearing they'll be mutilated by the aliens, try to escape on a train, the conductor tells them he can't allow "cows on a people train." It's an absurdly obscure reference to the children's book <i>In a People House</i>, which was written by Dr. Seuss under the pseudonym Theo LeSeig.

While waiting for first contact with the aliens, Chef mentions that there's only 20 minutes before <i>Sanford & Son</i> is on. Apparently, Chef was a big fan of the 70's show starring Red Foxx.

The music that plays when Stan sees Wendy in the cafeteria is a segment of the orchestral work "Romeo and Juliet" composed by Pyotr Illyich Tchaikovsky. 

===Pwn'd===
When Kyle pleads with Ike to take a gigantic swan dive off the alien ship, he tells him to "Do your impersonation of David Caruso's career." At the time Caruso had made the extremely unwise decision to ditch the TV show <i>NYPD Blue</i> and pursue movie roles. 

When watching a news report about local UFO sightings, Cartman observes that a crop circle, when seen from overhead, "kinda looks like Tom Selleck".  The crop circle is actually a picture of Cartman.

Although he's not seen in the episode, actor Scott Baio from <i>Charles In Charge</i>, <i>Happy Days</i> and <i>Joanie Loves Chachi</i> is reportedly responsible for giving Cartman pinkeye while aboard the alien space ship.