Editing Ginger Kids (episode) (section)

===Shout Outs===
Cartman calls redheaded kids who lack pale skin and freckles "Daywalkers." The term comes from the Blade movies, in which the half-vampire/half-human protagonist is sometimes called a Daywalker by full-blooded vampires. 

Right before he discovers he's turned Ginger, Cartman hums the Kenny Rogers hit "You Picked a Fine Time to Leave Me, Lucille."

In the library, several posters and books can be seen in the background:  The Bear, The Horse, and the Closet (a parody of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe), The Backward Beaver, and a book that has Najix (the ice-cream crapping taco from "Cancelled") on the cover.  There's also a "READ" poster with Yoda from Star Wars on it.

During the non-Ginger raid, the shot where the boy and girl walk hand-in-hand down the street -- only to be surrounded by Gingers -- is loosely modeled after a similar scene from Michael Jackson's Thriller.

When the Ginger kids protest the casting of a non-Ginger in the title role of Annie, it's a satire of a similar controversy that kicked up when a non-Asian was cast to play a leading Asian character in Miss Saigon.