Editing The Passion of the Jew (section)

==Pop Culture References==
===Shout Outs===
Stan tells Kenny they're going to get their money back because it's about "being able to hold bad filmmakers responsible."  He goes on to add, "This is just like when we got our money back for BASEketball." This is a joke on the 1998 film starring Trey and Matt.
This episode begins with the boys playing Star Trek in Cartman's mom's minivan (aka "Shuttle Craft Spontaneity").  Their ranks are: Captain Cartman, 1st Officer Stan, engineer Kenny, and Vulcan Jew Kyle.
  
Numerous allusions are made to Gibson's movie catalogue.  His shout of "Give me back my money," references his 1996 movie Ransom.  Later he shouts "Freedom!" and paints his face with blue streaks -- an homage to 1995's Braveheart.  Cartman also prays to a picture of Gibson in his full Braveheart garb.  Finally, he chases the boys in a tanker truck similar to the one featured in 1981's Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior.  Gibson even lifts a quote from that movie, "Two days ago I saw a rig that could haul that tanka.  You wanna get outta here?  You talk to me!" 
Obviously, there are also tons of The Passion of the Christ references throughout, including recreations of Jesus' torture done South Park-style.  Cartman even gets specific about the film's stats, "Three hundred million domestic box office, Kyle.  The top grossing film of all time, Kyle.  Those numbers don't lie."

===Pwn'd===
Mel Gibson gets the royal treatment here -- he's portrayed as an insane, unstable wacko with a weakness for torture and nipple-pinching.  Also, Kyle has a horrific Passion-inspired dream filled with bloody images of Christ's death and one quick picture of M*A*S*H star Alan Alda.