The exterior of Kelly Taylor's house is the same home that was used for exterior shots of Buffy's house in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. It's located in Torrance, California, just a few miles away from Torrance High School, which is the set of the fictional West Beverly High. Interestingly, it also served as the set of Sunnydale High in the aforementioned Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
When Annie and Dixon are talking in the car, Dixon's seat belt is alternately used and unused between camera angles.
When Adrianna finds Navid to apologize to him, he's sitting outside at a table on a bench. Between camera angles, he continuously alternates between being seated at the edge of the bench to the back of the bench.
Annie: (to Harry) No. No, I'm not okay. And it's your fault. I'm not okay with you having a son. I'm not okay that you kept him a secret for months. And I know... I know that you didn't want it to work like this, but it affected me. And you weren't honest. For two months you were a liar, and now I have to be honest. And I have to tell you that it made me so mad at you for not being honest. Because secrets... they just make me feel so sick and wobbly. And everything's a big mess now. And I have vomit boots!
Annie: Ugh! Dixon: What? Annie: (imitating Harry) "I'm really hoping that this doesn't affect us in any way." It's like, what did he do? Did he practice last night in front of a mirror? Like, really? Dixon: Maybe he was, you know, nervous about it or something, you know? Annie: Yeah. He had about two months to prepare for it. Dixon: Come on, cut the guy a little bit of slack. Annie: Face it. Dad's a hypocrite. He tells us not to have sex, but when he was in high school, he got Tracy pregnant. Okay, plus, did you see the way he kept, like, glancing at Mom the entire time? What was she doing, holding his cue cards? Dixon: All right, um for the record here, I just need to know. Are you mad at him because he rehearsed what he was gonna say, because he has a son, because he's a hypocrite, or "D," all of the above? Annie: Doesn't this bother you? At all? Dixon: It's freaky, all right? But I'm cool.
This episode was made in memory of Ronn Cooney (1937-2008).
Featured Music: "Believe" by The Bravery "Is That All You Got" by Bosshouse "Kiss With A Fist" by Florence & The Machine "Turn Me Out" by Bosshouse "Trouble" by Lenka "Old Enough" by The Raconteurs "Better Than Lies" by Beehive "Phantom Rock" by Ashley, Jeff & John "Plots" by The Glove & Kurt Farquhar "Bad Dream" by Kurt Farquhar "Greetings From..." by Gary Jules
Although credited, Jessica Walter (Tabitha Wilson) did not appear in this episode.
Navid: (to Adrianna, referring to her hat) It's very Pete Doherty. In a...in a...in a feminine, non-skanky British guy sorta way. Pete Doherty is a musician who became famous as the frontman of the band The Libertines. As a side project, Doherty also formed the indie band Babyshambles.
Naomi repeatedly calls Annie "Kansas", just like Brandon from the original series was called "Minnesota" (mostly by Steve and Dylan).
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