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• Brad Paisley voiced himself in this episode.
• The opening playground shot is reused footage from "HUMANCENTiPAD".

References to Popular Culture

• When Mr. Garrison is teaching history, he is actually teaching the history of the kingdoms in the TV series Game of Thrones.
• Lola, Bebe Stevens, Nichole Daniels, Wendy Testaburger, Red, and Jenny Simons are shown playing Living, a board game that closely resembles The Game of Life. A real version of the board game appears later in the locker room.
• On the wall behind the girls is a poster for The First Unicorn, a parody of the animated movie The Last Unicorn.
• The Los Angeles Clippers and Denver Nuggets played on April 18, 2012, at the Pepsi Sports Arena in Denver. The Clippers won 104 to 98.
• One of the advertisements in the Pepsi Center has an upside-down McDonald's logo on it. Their slogan is similar to McDonald's as well.
• Another advertisement is for Moca-Cola, a parody of Coca-Cola.
• Cartman sings the All-4-One cover of “I Swear” by country music artist John Michael Montgomery, twice.
• The Pepsi Center stadium big screen is named "Megatron"; this is likely a parody of the 'JumboTron' and a reference to the Transformers character.
• The episode features a dolly zoom, an unsettling visual effect made popular by Alfred Hitchcock. It occurs when Cartman is told that Nichole went to the basketball game at 17:33.

Continuity

• This is the first appearance of Nichole Daniels and her parents.
• This is Bebe's first speaking role since Season Thirteen's "Butters' Bottom Bitch". This is also her longest gap without speaking, at three seasons.
• Lorraine from "Butterballs" makes a cameo in this episode. She can be seen while Tolkien Black pushes Nichole Daniels on the swings, eating lunch alone near the playground wall.
• Jenny's voice appears to have been changed to a nasally tone akin to Red's. This is different from her voice in "Bass to Mouth".
• This is the second episode in which people are shown to think that Kyle Broflovski and Eric Cartman are a gay couple. The previous occurrence was in "Tonsil Trouble".
• When Wendy says she dated Tolkien for a little while, she is referring to their relationship in "Raisins".
• Cartman, again, shows signs of failing mental health, as he violently attacks Cupid Me with a baseball bat, much to Butters' shock.
• This episode features Cartman's second imaginary character, Cupid Me, the first being Mitch Conner. Other episodes where he has made up fictional personalities include "1%" and "200".
  • Unlike the two other examples, Cupid Me does appear to be eventually sentient in "Cupid Ye".
• This is the second time Café Monet has been seen during this season, and the fifth time overall.

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International Titles

Language	Title	Translation
Czech	Cartman nachází lásku	Cartman Finds Love
French	L'amour selon Cartman	Love according to Cartman
German	Armor Eric
Hungarian	Cartman és a szerelem	Cartman and love
Italian	Cartman scopre l'amore	Cartman Finds Love
Japanese	恋のキューピット (Koi no kyūpitto)	Love Cupid
Polish	Wielka miłość Cartmana	Cartman's great love