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* GrowingTheBeard: Parker and Stone realized with this episode that the show could carry basic, straight-forward concepts that only focused on one event with a minimum of characters, without subplots or a huge cast of characters.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/RussellCrowe stated that he would have been perfectly happy to [[AdamWesting play himself]] in the episode had he only been asked.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Creator/RussellCrowe, a close personal friend of Trey and Matt in real life, reportedly took the episode for the friendly ribbing that it was and found it hilarious.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The main plot concept, with the boys trying to see the premiere of a movie trailer in time, would not have nearly as high stakes ([[SeriousBusiness comparatively speaking]]) nowadays. It's now more likely the movie trailer would be released online rather than be shown during the commercial break of a television show (unless it's a major TV event like the Super Bowl or the GRAMMY Awards), and the trailer would be available to watch online at your own convenience even if you're a few minutes late to the punch.
* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Trey and Matt are good friends of Russell Crowe and were invited to a listening party of his first album, which both of them hated. Trey, who has a degree in music, even had one of his suggestions personally shot down by Crowe. The two of them decided to use Crowe's recent public acts of violence as an excuse to write about their own relationship with him.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Creator/RussellCrowe, a close personal friend of Trey and Matt Creator/TreyParkerAndMattStone in real life, reportedly took the episode for the friendly ribbing that it was and found it hilarious.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Creator/RussellCrowe admitted that he loved this episode, despite that this was written as a burn against him. See "RealLifeWritesThePlot" below.
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Trey and Matt are good friends of Russell Crowe and were invited to a listening party of his first album, which both of them hated. Trey, who has a degree in music, even had one of his suggestions personally shot down by Crowe. The two of them decided to use Crowe's recent public acts of violence as an excuse to write about their experiences with the man.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Creator/RussellCrowe admitted Creator/RussellCrowe, a close personal friend of Trey and Matt in real life, reportedly took the episode for the friendly ribbing that he loved this episode, despite that this it was written as a burn against him. See "RealLifeWritesThePlot" below.
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Trey and Matt are good friends of Russell Crowe and were invited to a listening party of his first album, which both of them hated. Trey, who has a degree in music, even had one of his suggestions personally shot down by Crowe. The two of them decided to use Crowe's recent public acts of violence as an excuse to write about their
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