Editing Go God Go (section)

===Pointless Observations===
The restaurant Buca de Faggoncini, last seen in "Erection Day" , returns.  The show's title is a satire of the popular children's book Go Dog Go!, which also happens to be the first book that Officer Barbrady read (in Season 2's "Chickenlover").  Professor Chaos and General Disarray also make a return appearance playing "Kill the Super Heroes" in Butters' back yard.  Chaos was last seen two seasons ago in "Good Times With Weapons" .

There are three warring factions of the Atheism in the future: The Unified Atheist League (which Garrison and Dawson are credited with starting), the United Atheist Alliance, and the Allied Atheist Alliance (composed of sea otters).  They all want possession of the Time Child, and they all think the other sects have a stupid name.  Much like the Marklars from "Starvin' Marvin in Space," these future atheists have modified their vocabulary.  Any time the word "God" would have been used, it's replaced with the word "Science" -- as in, "Science damn you!" or "Oh My Science!"

Richard Dawkins makes passing mention of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, a satirical "supreme being" invented to highlight the unprovability of pretty much any deity, doctrine, or religion.

This is the fourth time Cartman has taken extreme measures to secure a gaming system. In Season Four's "The Tooth Fairy Tats 2000," he got into organized crime to raise the cash to buy a Sega Dreamcast. And during "Best Friends Forever" , he sought to have Kenny's feeding tube removed so he could inherit his PSP. Finally, in Season Five's "Towelie," he and the other boys faced death together to recover their Okama Gamesphere.

To demonstrate her feelings about the theory of evolution, Ms. Garrison poops in her hand and hurls feces at evolutionary expert Richard Dawkins.  Instead of being upset about the poo bath, however, Dawkins admires Garrison's "balls" and asks her out to dinner.

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