Editing Behind The Blow (section)

===Shout Outs===
One of Terrence and Phillip's "classic" sketches is a takeoff on Abbott and Costello's famous "Who's On First" routine.

The TV show "E! True Hollywood Stories", best known for it's biographical portrayal of celebrity downfalls -- is parodied throughout as "Behind the Blow".  Punky Brewster - the cute little freckled girl from an 80s sitcom of the same name - has her own Behind the Blow, where it's revealed: "She learned that the price of fame can be pleasing sixty-five men at once in a dark, dirty alley."

The Earth Day Spokespeople all use the "Jedi Mind Trick" from Star Wars, waving their hand magically and stating an order they want to be followed.  Kyle also uses it to convince Terrance and Phillip to do the Earth Day show. 

Phillip performs in the Canadian Shakespeare Company's performance of Hamlet.  It actually stays pretty true to the classic play, if it were translated into Canadian.

In their biopic, Terrance and Phillip are shown throughout entertainment history: on The Ed Sullivan Show, Sonny and Cher, Donnie and Marie, and The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson; meeting with former president Gerald Ford and Playboy Bunnies; and on the cover of The Times and Teen Heat (a magazine Randy also headlined in "Fingerbang").   They even had their own Star Trek-esque Saturday Morning cartoon, for which they supplied the voices.  

Clips of past South Park adventures are shown, corresponding with T&P's two feature films: "Not Without My Anus", from the Season 2 episode of the same name, and "Asses of Fire" which was featured in Bigger, Longer, and Uncut.