Dee Bradley Baker |
Klaus |
Rachael MacFarlane |
Hayley |
Scott Grimes |
Steve |
Seth MacFarlane |
Stan/Roger |
Wendy Schaal |
Francine |
Tim Gunn |
Stylish Man |
Guest Star |
Elizabeth Banks |
Lisa Silver |
Guest Star |
Brian Lally |
Amy's Dad |
Guest Star |
Kevin Michael Richardson |
Principal Lewis |
Recurring Role |
Curtis Armstrong |
Snot |
Recurring Role |
Daisuke Suzuki |
Toshi |
Recurring Role |
Lisa is missing her belly button when she and the other popular kids are about to beat up Steve.
When Steve told his friends that they didn't have girlfriends, Toshi mentions having a wife for a while.
Debbie's last name is revealed in this episode as Hyman.
The song that Debbie played when she tried to stop the mob is "Love Will Tear us Apart" by Joy Division.
The school sign reads: ERECTION TODAY! SOMEONE STOLE OUR LAST "L", yet there are three "L"s in the explanatory sentence.
Jock #1: I'm gonna kick the fat one's head in!
Jock #2: I'm gonna break the fat one's spine!
Barry: I'm popular.
Principal Lewis: (over intercom) Hey there, big boys and girls. Four dangerous nerds are trying to escape school sanctioned mob justice. Whoever catches them gets the five hundred dollars I keep sticking out of my pocket to make you kids think I'm rich.
Roger's opening credits disguise: Rashid the Persian from the episode "When a Stan Loves a Woman"
Doctor Who
One of the PBHS cliques is the "The Red-Headed League", an allusion to the Sherlock Holmes story.
Toshi: "Bastard! You've killed us!"
This is the same line as Captain Tupolov's executive officer says in the 1990 movie The Hunt For Red October.
The Faculty
When Steve and his friends are escaping through the bleachers, it mirrors one of the final scenes in the 1998 film The Faculty.
Navajo Joe
The mask worn by Steve when he takes his revenge is a reference to this 1966 film.
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
The scene where the Goth kids allow Steve and his friends to escape ("You shall not pass!") is a reference to Gandalf's confrontation with the Balrog in Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
The end with Steve and his friends pays tribute to the famous ending in which Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid jump from behind cover to reach their horses. As the scene freeze frames, we hear hundreds of rifles going off at once.
Tim Burton's Batman
When Steve says, "You wanna get nuts? Come on! Lets Get nuts!", he references Tim Burton's Batman. In the 1989 movie, Bruce Wayne says that same line to The Joker.
Pulp Fiction
The pawn shop that Steve sells the sword to is the same one from the movie Pulp Fiction. It could be assumed that this is the same sword Bruce Willis then used in the movie.
The scene where Steve and his friends have to escape their school and venture through different "territories" is very similar to the 1979 movie The Warriors. In the movie, a gang named The Warriors have to fight through various parts of New York City and fight against various types of gangs trying to capture them. Also, the principal speaking through the PA system, detailing the escape attempt is reminiscent of what the female DJ said.
Kill Bill
The way Steve's revenge is presented before each of his victims is an allusion to the Kill Bill movies.
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