This episode is similar to season 7's Brotherly Shove. However, in that episode the roles are reversed, and it's Eric that feels alienated by the lack of a solid relationship with Cory.
The family portrait hanging in the living room has Lily Nicksay as Morgan, even though the role is now Lindsay Ridgeway's.
Eric: Looks like I'm gonna end up at my first choice. North Southwestern San Diego State. Mr. Feeny: Ah, yes. Ol' N-S-W-S-D-S...U.
Eric: You think I'm not freaked out about leaving? Going to college, being on my own, doing my own laundry? I'm having nightmares! Whites, easy. Darks, easy. What about my white shirt with black stripes; what then?!
Eric (talking to Cory as the Feeny Puppet): What's the matter Mr. Matthews, you seem a little down. Perhaps some more history homework would cheer you up?
Cory (to Eric): Why don't you tell us how you're gonna see the Grand Canyon in four and a half minutes...by donkey.
Eric (about graduating): I really don't think I could have done this without everyone in this room believing in me. That's why this diploma, which signifies my intelligence, belongs as much to you as it does to...I. Mr. Feeny: Me. Eric: I included you. Mr. Feeny: Oh dear.
Cory: Shawn, you and I can spend the summer together. The boys of summer. Shawn: Uh, Cor, I'm doing some traveling with my dad this summer. Cory: The boy of summer.
Mr. Feeny: How do you intend to drive to Hawaii? Eric: I'm gonna drive until they start speaking Chinese, then hang a U-ey.
Title: Brother, Brother This alludes to the show Sister, Sister, starring Tia and Tamara Mowry.
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