"Tom's Rhinoplasty" is indeed a fictional plastic surgery place.
The cities that the news crew show people celebrating the new year are New York City, New York, United States, Paris, France, Beijing, China, and South Park, Colorado, United States.
"South Park Enquirer" is indeed a fictional magazine but is beleived to be a parody of the real magazine "National Enquirer." More information is available by clicking on the following link,
"Al's Pharmacy" is indeed a fictional pharmacy.
"Breeze" is indeed a fictional brand of tampons.
"Plug-Ups" is indeed a fictional brand of tampons.
"Winged Span" is indeed a fictional brand of tampons.
"Cotton Cork" is indeed a fictional brand of tampons.
"Beaver Dam" is indeed a fictional brand of tampons.
Eric Cartman ends up buying the "Winged Span" brand of tampons.
"Rio Hotel and Casino" in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States is indeed a real hotel and casino. More information is available by clicking of the following link, .
"Cheesy Poofs" is indeed a fictional product but is beleived to be a parody of the real product "Cheetos." More information is available by clicking of the following link, .
When the show first came on in 1997, actual edible Cheesy Poofs (in the same box as the show) were released for a limited time.
When the show first came on in 1997, actual edible Cheesy Poofs (in the same box as the show) were released for a limited time.
The word that Kyle Broflovski pulls out of the bowl is "Spirituality."
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