Talk:It's Christmas in Canada

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Three days. And it has whole songs, dances, and everything. Unbelievable! --Carl

Is this the only Canada episode in which Terrance and Philip don't appear? (Or do they?)

When the boys begin to leave 'English' Canada, there is a small 2 Canadain boys (kindergardener size) with blue and red shirts (the red shirt one has a triangle head for some reason...). This is as close as I've seen.

Another part that confuses the continuity of South Park is when the Canadians acknowledge that it's the second time Saddam Hussein tried to take over Canada. The episode "Terrance and Phillip: Behind the Blow" on the other hand refers of "Not Without My Anus" as a Made-for-TV movie. However, one may argue that this indeed is the second attempted invasion of Hussein due to the inclusion of the subtitle, "Based on a true story", on the earlier episode.

The first time was in Bigger, Longer, and Uncut when Saddam and Satan tried to take over the world, starting in Canada.

The French Canadian doesn't say "bullshit" I watched the episode with sub-titles. He says a French word that sounds like bullshit.

By the way, could the episode title be a play on the segment from the nearly end of Monty Python's Meaning of life, called "It's christmas in heaven"?

What's up with the Canadian car with its square wheels? Is there more to it, or is it just another joke at the Canadians? -78.51.100.96 (talk) 15:51, 3 February 2008 (UTC)

Maybe there could be mention to Saddams quote "Dont shoot, I want to negotiate" I dont know if its false or not, but apparently terrorists (or front line terrorists willing to fight for Jihad, Al Qaeda, Al Qaeda of Iraq etc would rather die than be captured) yet Saddam told the soldiers who captured him not to shoot him as he would rather hand himself in? Can anyone confirm that? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 217.33.11.13 (talk) 13:43, 9 May 2008 (UTC)