We see Tommy King, who was mentioned in "Shapeshifter", for the first time. (edit)

Monica: (To Lao Shi) He's so polite!!
Onica: And wrinkly cute! (edit) Gramps: Inside this box, is the latest creation of N.E.R.D.
Jake: The nerd?
Fu Dog: New Elfen Research and Development. Bunch of tech-dweeb elves workin' on inventing new magical objects. Talk about puttin' the eek in geek! (chuckles) Oh, that's just the diet talking. They're good kids. (edit) Jake: (After doing a super cool skateboarding trick, he holds out his fist) Guys, can I not get a bump-bump for schoolin' the chump-chump?
Spud: I don't know Jake. I love magical powers as much as the next guy, but Ron Slam says the only treasures worth having are the ones we pay for with sweat. Speaking of which, a gonna make another sweat deposit at the bank of success. NOSE TO THE GRINDSTONE! (Heads into the ramp, doing his trick. Then falls) Ow, my nose. (edit) Random Kid: Go for the 5-alarm dude!
Jake: Nahh, I think I'll start mild, and work my way up.
Announcer guy: HE KNOWS HIS CHILLI LIMIT! (A sumo wrestler guy pops up, stretching out his tummy with a smiley face on it) HAPPY TUMMY!!! (edit) Trixie: It's not just about the skate contest, Jakey. It's about gettin' fat, slow, and lazy... why do you let that think do all the work for you?
Jake: (While Trixie is lecturing him, he turns around and types into his controller) Boost charm. Heh ha! Did I tell you how kickin' that new top is? Ooh, girl you got it goin' on!
Trixie: (Chuckles) You, you think so? I so appreciate that, thank you Jakey!!
Jake: No problem babes. Ha, fat, slow, and lazy, I don't think so. (edit) Mountain Goblin: Every warrior has a weakness. And victory goes to he who won't quit until he finds it. I, learned it from a Ron Slam book, that guy is a genius!! (edit) Gramps: I want you to fail, sometimes, for it is only by experiencing failure we learn to succeed.
Fu: Wow, deep.
Gramps: Ron Slam, I get a daily e-mail quote. (edit) Jake: So you want me to fail!?
Fu: Mission, accomplished. (edit) Spud: But Jake, the crashes give me experience. And experience is the mother of both skill and reward. Instead of grounding me, my dad makes me read motivation business books. That was from Ron Slam's Grindstone, Is your nose to it? (edit)

Credits:  The Japanese game show host rates the events in this episode. (edit)

Brad's skateboarding trainer, Tommy King, is a play on the name of pro boarder Tony Hawk. (edit)