Editing Tom's Rhinoplasty (episode) (section)

==Pop Culture References==
===Shout Outs===
Guest star Natasha Henstridge who voices Ms. Ellen is referred to simply as "The Chick from <i>Species</i>" during the opening credits.

David Hasselhoff, famous star of television shows <i>Baywatch</i> and <i>Knight Rider</i>. After Mr. Garrison's plastic surgery, pictures of Hasselhoff's actual face are used. This is a parody of <i>Knight Rider</i>, when the character Michael Knight (initially played by Larry Anderson) was shot in the face and given plastic surgery so David Hasselhoff could take over the role.

The Andy Gibb song "Shadow Dancing" plays whenever Mr. Garrison with David Hasselhoff's face appears.

When trying to gauge Ms. Ellen's looks, Chef uses a scale of female celebrities: "Is she like Vanessa Williams beautiful or Toni Braxton beautiful? Or Pamela Anderson beautiful? Or is she Erin Gray in the second season of <i>Buck Rodgers</i> beautiful?"

When Ms. Ellen asks where Mr. Garrison left off, Cartman responds, "We were learning about how Yasmine Bleeth was going out with that Richard Greico guy that used to be on <i>21 Jump Street</i>, but then he got his own show for just a while." Actor Richard Grieco and actress Yasmine Bleeth had an on and off relationship during the late '90s until their split in 2000.

The song during Wendy's sad montage is "I Remember When We Fell in Love" sung by actress Courtney Ford.

===Pwn'd===
When Wendy shows up for class in her raunchy makeup and outfit, Cartman says "Wow, Wendy looks just like that chick from <i>Grease</i>, Elton John." Cartman mistakes Sandy, played by Olivia Newton-John, with singer Elton John.

After his nose job, Mr. Garrison vomits when the 1997 movie <i>Contact</i> is mentioned. He slams the movie for having such a bad ending, which is an opinion also shared by Trey and Matt.

In their desperate attempt to become lesbians, Stan buys an Indigo Girls CD which they listen to while licking the carpet. The folk rock inspired song "I Love Domestic Chores" was written and sung by Toddy Walters.