Writer:	Jessica Schram, Jordan Young, Elijah Aron
Director:	Stephen Sandoval
Star:	James Arnold Taylor (Wooldoor Sockbat),  Jess Harnell (Captain Hero),  Abbey McBride (Ling-Ling),  Tara Strong (Toot/Princess Clara),  Cree Summer (Foxxy Love),  Adam Carolla (Spanky Ham),  Jack Plotnick (Xandir)
Guest Star:	Tara Strong (Child Services Woman)

This episode aired on The Comedy Network in Canada on December 23, 2007. (edit) Toot has no dialogue in this episode. (edit) When the young Captain Hero buries his picture, he says "Ice, Ice Baby" to reference Vanilla Ice despite the fact that it's 1986 and the single wouldn't hit the charts for another five years. (edit)

Foxxy: With our little Chinese friend gone, things just wasn't the same. Our nails was unmanicured, our Zen garden was unraked, and now our Tibetans got way too much freedom. (edit) Letta Lame: Are you fucking a hero sandwich?! What a freak! (edit) (in the Duck Amuck parody)
Foxxy: Now, where is I supposed to sleep?
(A dirty mattress and dog bowl are drawn in.)
Foxxy: Hold up. Is this some kind of joke?
(Foxxy is redrawn into a weird creature)That's it! Show yourself!
(Bugs Bunny is seen as the artist)
Bugs Bunny: Hehehe... ain't I an asshole? (edit) Little Orphan Annie: Don't let them take... your eyes. (edit) Ling-Ling: You know what they say: We Asians born with grain of rice between our legs! (edit)

Paget Brewster does not reprise her role of the Child Services Woman from "Captain Girl." Instead, Tara Strong voices her here. (edit) It's learned in this episode that Foxxy's biological father is Uncle Benny while her mother was an actual fox. (edit) It's learned in this episode that Ling-Ling ages like a dog as even though he's 21 in Battle Monster years, he's only three years old in human years. (edit)

Uncle Benny
Uncle Benny is an obvious reference to Uncle Ben brand rice, which came under fire for referring to their Afrian American spokesman as "Uncle". They promoted Uncle Ben to "chairman of the board" in a new advertising campaign in March of 2007. (edit) Pulp Fiction
Wooldoor injecting Ling Ling's heart with adrenaline and Ling Ling coming to with the hypodermic still in his chest is a nod to the 1994 movie Pulp Fiction. (edit) 1980's References:

In the young Captain Hero's room, there are posters for the popular arcade game Pac Man and a Star Trek movie poster. He also said "Walk Like an Egyptian" which was a popular song released by the Bangles in 1986. (edit) Foster Homes:

The places where Foxxy goes to try to find Ling-Ling are: the mansion of famous comic strip creation Little Orphan Annie, a house where a T.V. cartoon series Transformer lives, and the Looney Tunes "Duck Amuck" short. (edit) Looney Tunes:

The scene where Foxxy walks into a blank piece of paper and is changed into a weird creature is a reference to the Chuck Jones Looney Tunes masterpiece "Duck Amuck" where Bugs Bunny (as an unseen animator) messes with Daffy Duck. (edit)