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When Stan starts to talk like the Pioneer Village people, the terrorists finally find out the "door code" and the "leader" of the terrorist group goes on his walkie talkie and says, "1864. Olic, we have the door code. Start packing up." If you've noticed, Olic was standing behind the Pioneer Villagers in that scene when the leader of the terrorist spoke on the walkie talkie. But Olic didn't answer...another man did in the next scene (which clearly isn't Olic)

If you don't know who Olic is, he's the guy that was saying the police had surrounded them from all sides, using his computer, showing how that they needed another exit. This is where they needed to find out the code for the mine shaft that led underground so they could escape.
-nycjulie

I have another one...

At the beginning, when Cartman is looking for a partner, he says 'Craig?' When he is looking at Clyde, who partners up with Token.

There was just so much going on during that scene where Mr. Garrison asked the class to pair up; so much going on that for me it was hard to keep up with all the pairings until the end when only Carman and Butters was left. I really liked that scene

I noticed that when Cartman and Butters went to Super Phun Thyme, they each paid 2$ to get in. Yet the sign said something about 2 kids for 12$.

i dont know if anybody noticed but in the first scene when they go to see the blacksmith kyle says : that guys wearing a digital watch and the other guy says dammit chad but later when the terrorists question the blacksmith and they have his resamay it says his name is david palmer if any body has questions just watch the episode

Pioneer Paul says: I settled here back in 1864 with my maw and paw, but it's supposed to be 1864 at present.

Oleo wrote:Pioneer Paul says: I settled here back in 1864 with my maw and paw, but it's supposed to be 1864 at present.

Good point, but you could say he's from the 1880s (still before automobiles existed) and is going to introduce the class to the town he was familiar with back in 1864.