Writer:	Dave Willis, Matt Maiellaro
Director:	John Brestan
Star:	C. Martin Croker (Dr. Weird, Steve (2001-2003)),  Schoolly D (Narrator),  Dana Snyder (Master Shake, Various Voices),  Dave Willis (Meatwad, Carl, Various Voices),  Carey Means (Frylock, Various Voices)
Recurring Role:	Mike Schatz (Emory),  Andy Merrill (Oglethorpe)
Guest Star:	Dave Willis (Education Puppet)

Powerpuff Girls Refrences (edit) This is the third episode without Carl. (edit) The Universal Re-Monster is a teddy bear-like creature made entirely of remotes. (edit) All the shows on television in this episode are composed of puppets. (edit) Opener - Dr. Weird Creates Taco Island. Steve isn't on vacation. (edit)

Olgethorpe: It's a Fargate! Not a Stargate! We'll put it in a wheelchair and give it a mohawk if we have to! (edit) Oglethorp: We have successfully traveled beyond and across both space and time through the Fargate. To get free cable!
Emory: I think it's a Stargate?
Oglethorp: It's the Fargate! "F"! It's different from that movie, which I have never seen, so how would I copy it?
Emory: Chill, man. It's alright. Let's just turn it on.
Oglethorp: I just want to make sure that we are clear it's the Fargate. "Goes far." Get it? And there is no way it came from that movie or that syndicated series based on the movie.
Emory: But it sure was a good movie.
Oglethorp: Ya, yes it was. Turn on the TV, maybe it's on! (edit) Frylock: (Referring to the Remonster) He's dead.
Oglethorpe: Impossible! The Remonster can only be killed by stabbing him in the heart with the ancient bone saber of Zumakalis!
Emory: Or probably his head or lungs too, just stab him wherever really.
Oglethorpe: And the saber probably doesn't have to be bone.
Emory: Yeah really just like anything sharp just laying around the house.
Oglethorpe: You could poke him with a pillow and kill him… (edit) Steve: (bites a taco) Yeesh, you call this a vacation?
Dr. Weird: No... I call it, TACO ISLAND! (the lab is covered in a taco-based fantasy place) (edit) Emory: Why don't we call him the Universal Remobot? I mean, he is a robot.
Olgethrope: But the Remonster is his name. It's branding.
Emory: This whole monster thing feels a little tacked on, actually.
Olgethrope: I mean, the T-shirts say "Universal Remonster," not "Universal Piece of Crap" like you'd say. (edit)

When the Remonster is shown behind the door, where you can't see him, you can see his reflection. How is that possible? (edit) When they steal the cable, the splitter is in the basement, but when you are looking at the inside of the ship clearly you can see that there is a splitter within the ship. (edit) When Oglethorpe and Emory are watching the "public television special" about your right and your left, it ends up finishing the whole song/video but when they cut back to the Aqua Teens it jumps back to the middle of the song/video. (edit) When the channel changes to bowling, you can see the hand of the puppeteer going up the back of the puppet. (edit) Who would hook up a lazer in a room and point it at the person standing at the control panel of it? (Editor's Note: You're talking about the Plutonians. These guys thought a stereo sticking out of the side of someone's neck was unnoticeable.) (edit)

Emory: Hey, is that a Powerpuff Girl?
A funny reference to fellow Cartoon Network show, The Powerpuff Girls. (edit) Title: Universal Remonster
The title of the show (and the creature it's based around) is a combination of the Universal Monsters series, and thepopular late 90's creation, The Universal Remote. (edit) Oglethorpe's Portal: The Fargate
A cheap, funny, and also crappy homage to the movie (and syndicated series) Stargate. (From the makers of Independence Day.) (edit)