21 Jump Street

TRIVIA: Real-life brothers, Michael and Peter DeLuise, not only starred together on 21 Jump Street but they went on to work together on the NBC series seaquest, DSV that ran from 1993 to 1996.

TRIVIA: This episode was not included on the season 4 DVD release, as Stephen J. Cannell decided to include it on the season 5 DVD release instead.

TRIVIA: Despite being credited, Johnny Depp does not appear in this episode.

TRIVIA: Despite being credited, Johnny Depp does not appear in this episode.

When Penhall-as-Bond searches the laundry room for the bomb, he says, "This isn't the storage room", but his lips don't move.

TRIVIA: Despite being credited, Johnny Depp does not appear in this episode.

TRIVIA: Despite being credited, Johnny Depp does not appear in this episode.

TRIVIA: The episode ended with Penhall deciding to go El Salvador to find his wife. In the closing credits, "TO BE CONTINUED...IN EL SALVADOR" was flashed on-screen, but the next episode did not continue it.

TRIVIA: John Waters had a guest spot in this episode as Mr. Bean. He later went on to write and direct the film Cry-Baby, starring Johnny Depp.

Shannen Doherty is the third person from Beverly Hills, 90210 to appear in an episode of 21 Jump Street. The other two were Jason Priestley and Christine Elise.

Lochlyn Munro appeared in this episode as an Offroad Bike Group Member (uncredited). This is the third episode for him.

Christine Elise is the second member of Beverly Hills, 90210 to make an appearance on 21 Jump Street - the first was Jason Priestley.

Christine Elise is known for playing troubled teen roles. She played Quincy in this episode and Emily Valentine on Beverly Hills, 90210.

TRIVIA: This episode takes place on Halloween and all of the main characters wear a costume. They are dressed as follows:
Sal - The Phantom of the Opera
Hoffs - a Devil
Ioki - Elvis Presley
Penhall - Dracula
Fuller - a Matador
Hanson - Travis Bickle (from the film Taxi Driver)

This is one of few episodes where there were no scenes in the chapel.

Steven Williams, Johnny Depp and Dustin Nguyen did not appear in this episode.

The rap song in the opening sequence was obviously a replacement of the original song, because the song references Lisa "Left Eye" Lopez's burning Andre Rison's home down which occured in 1994. It also mentions Alonzo Mourning (who joined the NBA in 1992), however he it's possible it was referring to his Georgetown game.

TRIVIA: Despite being listed in the opening credits, Johnny Depp does not appear in this episode.

TRIVIA: At the end of this episode, Hanson is found guilty of murder and is sent to prison.

TRIVIA: In the DVD set this episode is listed as "Loc'd Out Pt: 2 (Partners)".