Writing Goof:
In "Where's Lazlo?", the Jellies are their current age when they come to Camp Kidney for the first time. However, in the episode "Movie Night", Lazlo flashes back to him and Raj as babies together in Jelly Cabin, which would mean that they had been coming to camp since they were babies. (edit) The premiere of "Where's Lazlo" was in a letterbox/widescreen format on 2-18-2007. On a 2-19-2007 repeat, it was shown in a full screen (4:3 aspect ratio) format instead. The repeat had less detail and looked as if it were zoomed into the original picture. The same thing happened to an episode of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends called "Good Wilt Hunting". This may have happened to other similar one hour specials on the Cartoon Network as well. (edit) Raj shows up in camp wearing a tradional Indian outfit. (edit) Commander Hoo-Ha did not appear in this episode, even though his voice was heard. (edit) in the first showing of the movie, it was in wide-screen. Now it is in full-screen. (edit)

Slinkman: "Okay now you have to name your cabin."
Raj: "What about garbage dump?"
Slinkman: As long as it's a bean."
Lazlo (thinking): A bean, a bean. How about Jelly bean!"
Raj: "That is not a bean, that is a candy."
Lazlo: "Don't you think the jelly bean wants to be brought into the bean family?"
Raj: "No!" (edit) Raj (to Clam): "Hi, my name's Raj."
Clam: "Humphh!"
Raj: "Does your toaster work?"
Clam: "Nooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!" (edit) Raj and Clam: "Lazlo!!!"
Lazlo: "Guys, do you have to do this everytime I go to the bathroom."
Raj: "But we love you!"
Lazlo: "You didn't tell that story again, did you."
Raj: "We sure did, Lazlo."
Clam: "Story!!!!!" (edit) Chip: I broke Raj! (edit) (To wooden Raj)
Chip: Hey Raj? Don't tell Edward, but I'm afraid of bears. Are you?
(looks at wooden dummy of Raj)
No? You are too scared. Look at you. You're petrified. (edit)

Edward claims that the bear that "ate" Lazlo was a black bear, which Clam later corrects as a brown bear. While this is most likely meant to be a plot point, some black bears do have brown coats. It should be noted that the bear in the feature does have the muscular hump over the shoulders, common to brown (commonly called "grizzly") bears. (edit) When Lazlo first arrived to Camp Kidney in a box, the box didn't have any air holes. How would Lazlo be able to breathe? (edit) The title of this movie was a take-on from the episode Where's Clam. (edit) Middle Credits (the credits after the first 30 minutes): Lazlo does the dance that he did when he went out of the fruit box. At the end, Raj screams "Wookasha!" (edit) Unlike other Cartoon Network shows, this episode has 2 different credits. This episode is on iTunes, and it is separated into 2 different parts, and each part has different credits. (edit)

When Raj hallucinates upon seeing the other Bean Scouts for the first time, he envisions the other Bean Scouts as Black Haired, snapping, dancing animals. This is a reference to the 1961 movie West Side Story which is known for having a bunch of snapping and dancing. (edit) Title: A take on "Where's Waldo?" (edit)