Editing Band in China (section)

==Pop Culture References==
===Shout Outs===
*Many notable Disney and Pixar characters appear in the scenes featuring [[Mr. Mouse]] and the Walt Disney Company, with only Marvel's [[Thor]] receiving attention in dialogue. Additional characters include:
**Disney has produced the most famous and iconic adaptions of Winnie the Pooh and Piglet over several decades, most recently in the film ''Christopher Robin'' which brought the characters to life via computer animation. China did not allow the film to be released. The versions in the episode more closely resemble their classic animated counterparts, most recently seen in a 2011 film.
**In addition to aforementioned Thor, other flaship Marvel Studios characters such as Iron Man, Captain America, Black Panther and Captain Marvel are visible, based on their film appearances.
**Kylo Ren and a First Order Stormtrooper from the ''Star Wars'' sequel film trilogy, based on their appearances back in the 2015 film ''Star Wars: The Force Awakens''.
**Genie, Jafar and Jasmine from the animated ''Aladdin'' film appear, although this is likely as a result of the recent release of the live-action remake featuring Will Smith.
**Snow White, Peter Pan, Captain Hook, and the Queen of Hearts appear from the classic Disney films ''Snow White and the Seven Dwarves'', ''Alice in Wonderland'' and ''Peter Pan''. Beast and Elsa, from later caonical Disney films ''Beauty and the Beast'' and ''Frozen'' also appear.
**Jack Sparrow from the live-action ''Pirates of the Caribbean'' film franchise is present.
**Buzz Lightyear from ''Toy Story'' is the character from Disney-Pixar films represented. The fourth film in the franchise had opened in late June to critical acclaim.
**No characters from the Muppets franchise appear or are referenced.

===Pwn'd===
The Walt Disney Company is easily the most significant target throughout the episode, having become known for doing much of their biggest film business in China in recent years, particularly with their Marvel Studios film franchise, where China has been critical to maintaining their global success. Though the depictions of the individual characters seem more affectionate, the episode is critical of their business practices, proclaiming that "anybody who would betray their ideals just to make money in China isn't worth a lick of spit."