Danny Phantom

Look hard: When it shows Overly-relaxed Danny asleep in bed, you can see he's holding a pink teddy bear.

In the episode "Control Freaks," Danny admits to not being a hat person. Yet in this episode, Danny is wearing a hat.

Title Picture: Technus is his car hijack form holding the Ghost Catcher with both Danny's faces in the strand squares.

The computer game Doomed from "Teacher of the Year" is mentioned in this episode.

Even though Danny Fenton and Danny Phantom were once one whole person, neither of them had taken Danny's original traits at all. Danny Fenton is over-relaxed, and we don't see the real Danny act like that, same with Danny Phantom, who is overly-dramatic.

Apparantly, there is a website were you can trade pictures of Paulina for digital collectibles.

First aired December 7, 2005 on YTV.

Opener: After checking on his enemy files, and revealing a picture of Paulina by accident, Danny deletes his Doomed game file and releases Technus in the process. However, Technus is stuck in Danny's computer, so he controls all the electronics attached to the computer and uses them to his advantage. That is, until Danny uses the Fenton Ghost Catcher to get Technus out of the computer. They then battle, but Danny can't save his friends who are tied up in computer wires, and battle Technus at the same time, so Danny tries to duplicate but fails, and Technus escapes through Tucker's PDA.

Tucker's love for super models, which was first mentioned in "Doctor's Disorders," is mentioned again.

It is revealed that humans are capable of removing ghosts who are overshadowing them out of their bodies.

It is revealed that the Fenton RV has a surround sound system, disco lights, and a picture of Jack that says "Jack Fenton Rocks."

Apparently, Jack has no regard for driver safety.

Look Hard: The following are all of the icons that were on the bottom of Danny's computer: 1) PXL. 2) A CD with a quarter note next to it. 3) Pencil. 4) Circle with arrow going through it. 5) Painting easel. 6) Camera. 7) Telephone.

Apparently, Jack still hates Danny Phantom, even though he saved him and helped him save his family in "The Million Dollar Ghost."

Look Hard: The roller coaster ride that Sam, Tucker, and overly-relaxed Danny Fenton were on is called "Cyclone."

Apparently, the Fenton RV has a longer lasting ghost shield than the old shield in "Public Enemies."

Look Hard: The bowling alley that Sam, Tucker, and overly-relaxed Danny Fenton were at was called "Bowl-O-Rama," which looks strikingly similar to the bowling alley that they went to in "Lucky in Love," "Amity Park Lanes." The bowling pins at "Bowl-O-Rama" have yellow crowns imprinted on each pin, just like the ones in "Amity Park Lanes."

Look Hard: When Technus phases into Tucker's PDA, its display screen reads "Evil Download Complete."

Jazz once again hints that she knows Danny is a ghost.

References to "Attack of the Killer Garage Sale" and "Teacher of the Year" were made in this episode.

It is confirmed that all of Jack's interjectional phrases are ghost-related alliterations. In ""13"," Jack exclaimed, "Suffering spooks;" in "The Million Dollar Ghost," he exclaimed, "Great gobs of ghost goo;" in "Reign Storm," he exclaimed, "galloping goblets," and in this episode, he exclaimed, "Great gobs of ghost goop."

We learn that the Fenton Ghost Catcher has two sides: one for separating and one for merging.

During the second pass through the Fenton Ghost Catcher, overly-relaxed Danny Fenton and overly-heroic Danny Phantom's powers were split in half. Danny Fenton had the power of flight, super strength, and ectoplasmic energy blasts, while Danny Phantom had intangibility.

The Fenton Ejector is another invention that has Jack's face on it.

Look Hard: On the picture of Jack that appears on the Fenton On-Board Computer screen, the words "To Maddie, Love Jack" are written.

Look Hard: Outside the movie theater, Marmel's Multiplex 22, there is a sign that reads, "Now Playing Twins 2 "The Revenge" on all twenty-two screens."

The way how Sam was kicked out of the movie theater with the manager saying, "And stay out!," followed by him slamming the door is very similar to how she was kicked out of "Skulk and Lurk Books" in "Lucky in Love;" the bookstore manager also said, "And stay out!," and then slammed the door. In both cases, Sam did nothing to deserve to be kicked out.

The movie theater that overly-relaxed Danny Fenton, Sam, and Tucker were at was called "Marmel's Multiplex 22," which is the third Amity Park movie theater shown in the series. The first one was "Googleplex Cinemas" (shown in "What You Want") and the second one was "Amity Park Movie Plex" (shown in ""13"").

Overly-heroic Danny Phantom's voice sounds more valiant and has more of an echo effect than he usually does.

Technus' face on the computer screens he was using in this episode is the same face that was on the computer screen of his mechanical form in "Attack of the Killer Garage Sale."

This is the third episode in which none of the scenes take place at Casper High. The first episode was "Bitter Reunions" and the second one was "Maternal Instinct."

Maddie reveals that Tucker has hair dandruff.

Look Hard: Many props and other things in this episode were taken from the names of people of the Danny Phantom crew. The following is a list of all these things: 1) During the opener, when Danny is giving his speech about the "weekend o' fun," at one point, the camera focuses on a pile of junk food. There are two bags of chips that read "Hart-munchies," some cans and bottles of soda that read "Boyle Cola," and a box of pizza that reads "Balistreri-Bros. Pizza" -- these are references to creator/executive producer/writer/director, Butch Hartman, art director, Boy Boyle, and character designer, Ben Balistreri. 2) When Jack uses the Fenton Ejector to eject himself and the kids out of the Fenton RV, they land in the parking lot of a store called "Brenner TV & Appliances" (Danny soon after fights Technus in the store) -- this is a reference to line producer, Deidre Brenner. 3) The movie theater that overly-relaxed Danny, Sam, and Tucker go to is called "Marmel's Multiplex 22" -- this is a reference to producer/developer/writer, Steve Marmel. 4) During the double-screen sequence, when overly-heroic Danny is fighting Technus, he goes into a tool store called "Sib & Marty's House o' Tools" to get an anchor -- this is a reference to writers, Sib Ventress and Marty Isenberg.

Look Hard: On some close-up shots of Danny's computer screen, on the upper-right corner, you can see that it is Friday at 8 o' clock. However, it is not specifed whether it is 8 AM or 8 PM.

Look Hard: The following are all of Danny's documents shown on his computer screen: 1) Danny. 2) Personal. 3) Doomed. 4) G. Zone.

Look Hard: The following are the things on Sam's watch: 1) 12:00 - Black skeleton skull. 2) 3:00 - Spider. 3) 6:00 - Black cat. 4) 9:00 - Bat.

Featured Named Invention(s): Fenton On-Board Computer, Fenton Ejector, Fenton Mainframe, Black Box Data Recorder.

The Specter Speeder from "Prisoners of Love" (later seen in "Fanning the Flames" and "Reign Storm") returns.

In this episode, Jack uses the phrase, "Great gobs of ghost goop," which is a variation of the phrase he used in "The Million Dollar Ghost," "Great gobs of ghost goo."

The Fenton Ghost Catcher from "What You Want" returns.

Overly-relaxed Danny has a mullet.

This episode's title screen is the first to feature Danny in both his human form and ghost form.

At the end of the episode, FentonWorks is on a beach.

It is revealed that Danny has a computer file about his enemies and whether they are in the Ghost Zone or not.

Technus 2.0's emblem is a black T in a red circle with a black outline that has four black lightning bolts sticking out.

As well as upgrading his mechanical form, Technus has now also upgraded his true ghost form. Now, he has longer white hair, legs which can turn into a green tail, a white cape, and a black button suit.

This episode marks the second time that Danny has tried to duplicate himself, but was unsuccessful (while the first was in "Maternal Instinct"). When Danny tried to duplicate, many deformed co-joined Dannys was the result, confirming that without the Ecto-Skeleton from "Reign Storm," Danny cannot perfectly duplicate yet.

Overly-heroic Danny Phantom wore a cape (that was actually a bedsheet), while overly-relaxed Danny Fenton wore a white and red baseball cap backwards, a green over shirt, and the symbol on his shirt was the "no" sign (a circle with a diagonal line going through it).

Overly-relaxed Danny's hair looks a lot like Jack's when he was in college.

Dash, Paulina, & Mr. Lancer are absent in this episode. However, Paulina is mentioned and is seen in a picture.

Running Gags: 1) A seductive picture of someone appearing on a screen, followed by Technus saying "But first...," then he draws glasses, a mustache, and a beard on the person in the picture. 2) Tucker saying, "I call the fun Danny," then running away with "fun Danny." 3) Danny Phantom's hair constantly waving like the wind is blowing on it, even when it's not. 4) Technus 2.0 exclaiming how he does not shout out his plans anymore. 5) Jazz freaking out after seeing two Dannys. 6) Colorful background displays appearing whenever Danny Phantom exclaims something heroic. 7) Danny Phantom occassionally talking in alliterations. 8) Danny Fenton acting like a "surfer dude." 9) Technus 2.0 accidentally shouting out his plans.

This episode took place before "The Ultimate Enemy." This episode may also take place before "Reign Storm" due to Technus's appearance in that episode.

Title Screen Caption: "Multiple Thrills!"

Main Villain(s): Nicolai Technus.