• The first episode to contain all of the six main characters only, with none of the regular characters or any guest star, except the cinema ticket man, guest voiced by Patton Oswalt.
• When Stan reaches the cinema booth, the man working there says that the film starts at 5:50, it's 5 minutes and 50 seconds through the episode.
• Roger says he knew Stockard Channing in the late 40's, aged 50, but she was born in 1946, so she would have been a child.
• The song Roger and Francine would sing to each other when one was upset is "I see the Moon" by Jim Brickman.
• This is the first episode that Roger wore multiple disguises in a single episode.

From the episode's DVD commentary:

• The reason why Hayley's nudity is still blurred on the DVD is because the animators didn't draw the offending body.
• In the scene on the roof, Francine is inexplicably barefoot. That's because there was a scene that was deleted which involved Francine's heels breaking and her tossing them into the trash.

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