Editing Cat Orgy (section)

==Pop Culture References==
===Shout Outs===
Cartman watches the 1986 movie <i>Aliens</i>, mimicking the line "They mostly come out at night. Mostly."  Shelly turns off the movie to instead watch the sitcom <i>Friends</i>.  

Also, when Cartman takes a picture of Skyler and Shelly making out, he shouts "Ha ha, charade you are!" It's a line from the Pink Floyd song "Pigs (Three Different Ones)". 

Cartman plays a game with his stuffed animals called Wild Wild West, based on the actual film <i>Wild Wild West</i> featuring Will Smith. Cartman and his toys take on roles from the film, and Cartman sings a bastardization of the theme song "Wild Wild West Rap" originally performed by Will Smith.

<i>Wild Animal World</i>, a TV show featuring live-action footage of lions having sex, is a parody of the many Discovery Channel and National Geographic-type shows that document the beauty of animals mating.

Cartman tells Mr. Kitty that she is his only hope, in much the same way Princess Leia does when she records a message into R2-D2 asking for Obi-Wan Kenobi's help in <i>Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope</i>.

The grotesquely fat orange-and-black tomcat that Mr. Kitty tries to mate with in an alley looks an awful lot like Garfield. 

===Pwn'd===
Shelley uses multiple "turd" puns to insult Cartman:
* "Turd Man of Alcatraz" - Birdman of Alcatraz was the nickname of criminal Robert Stroud, who raised and researched birds during a life sentence in prison. His life inspired the film <i>Birdman of Alcatraz</i>.
* "Richard the Turd" - Richard the Third or Richard III was the King of England from 1483 to 1485. <i>Richard III</i> was also a play by William Shakespeare. 
* "Turd Rock from the Sun" - <i>3rd Rock from the Sun</i> was an American sitcom that aired from 1996 to 2001 on NBC.
* "AstroTurd" - AstroTurf is a brand of artificial grass used in sports stadiums in place of real grass.
* "Turdle Dove" - Turtle Dove, a type of bird found in Eastern Europe and Northern Africa. Referenced in the song "The Twelve Days of Christmas".