Danny Phantom

This is the very first time Jack has ever worn something different. No matter what he does, in bed, or at a dance, he always wears his jumpsuit.

Title Picture: Danny at the bottom left with a lasso and his head. At the top right, Youngblood and his horse are at the top of a cliff

We learn Jack snores loudly in his sleep.

This is the third time someone's name is used in the title (Fenton), which is Danny's last name. The first two times were Gray (As in Valerie Gray in "Shades of Gray"), and 13 (As in Johnny 13 in "13").

First aired in Canada on YTV on March 22nd, 2006.

Insight Digital Description: The 10- year old ghost Youngblood returns to Amity Park to get revenge on Danny.

Look Hard: The image that was shown when Youngblood lassoed Danny and swung him was the same image in "Lucky in Love" where Shadow did the same thing with his tail.

Youngblood gets sucked into the Fenton Thermos for the first time.

Apparently, Jack used to wet the bed.

Look Hard: When Jack and Maddie were in the tent, Jack is sleeping with the same teddy bear he was sleeping with in "Bitter Reunions."

The Fenton RV's ghost shield looks very different from the one in "Identity Crisis." Also, this ghost shield was capable of preventing ghosts from entering or leaving the ghost shield, just like the FentonWorks ghost shield in "Public Enemies."

We learn that there is a weapons control remote that turns on and off the weapons in the Fenton RV.

Jack snuck an ecto-gun, his jumpsuit, the Fenton Thermos, and the ectoplasmic energy blasting lipstick during the Fentons' ghost-free camping trip.

Apparently, the submarine that the Fentons were using has nearly the same weapons as the Fenton RV. In addition, it can transform into a speedboat.

Apparently, Jack and Maddie enjoy rock music, just like they enjoy "new wave" music as evidenced in "Bitter Reunions."

Youngblood reveals that he "calls himself Youngblood," hinting that "Youngblood" might not be his real name.

It seems as if Jack's skin has become so adjusted to coming in contact with Jack's spandex jumpsuit that if he wears something else, he would have an itchy allergic reaction to it.

This episode marks the third time that Danny's going ghost battle cry is interrupted by Jazz's presence. The first time was in "Public Enemies" and the second time was in "Doctor's Disorders."

Some of the features of the Tucker Foley Alibi-O-Matic: 1) Snoring. 2) Sneezing. 3) Sniffling. 4) Nose blowing. 5) Farting. 6) Constipating.

We learn that Jack and Maddie have a way of eliminating the craziness out of a person which is by strapping that person onto a big spinning table.

Jack calls Jazz, "Jazzypants," for the second time in the series. The first time was in "Pirate Radio."

Opener: Jazz narrarates about how she thinks she's the only responsible person in her family while Danny fights an "invisible" Youngblood in a canyon.

The way how Jazz is concerned for Danny regarding his secret of being half-ghost seems to lead up to Danny finding out about Jazz knowing his secret in "The Ultimate Enemy." However, this episode was aired out of production and aired after that episode.

Jazz's obsession about not admitting that she is wrong (mentioned in "Prisoners of Love") is brought up again in her narration.

This episode marks the third time that Jack uses his soda drinking hat. The first time was in "Parental Bonding" and the second time was in "Control Freaks."

That ecto-gun that Jack pulls out during the camping trip is the exact same gun that Jack accidentally used to shoot at Sam's parents in "Control Freaks."

We learn that when Jazz was little, she used to play with a teddy bear called "Bearbert Einstein." In addition, Maddie could have influenced her fixation on it since she still sleeps with her Einstein doll (which was shown in "Bitter Reunions").

Jack reveals that his jumpsuit is "day glow spandex."

Jack and Maddie do not wear their jumpsuits for a portion of this episode.

Sam and Tucker are minor characters in this episode.

The soft music that plays at the end of this episode is the same one that played at the end of "My Brother's Keeper."

This episode begins with Danny already in ghost mode.

The Fenton family tents are exact replicas of their home and apparently buoyant.

Dash and Paulina are absent in this episode.

This marks that third time that Jazz acts like a "non-adult." The first time was in "Fanning the Flames" and the second time was in "Maternal Instinct."

Apparently, Youngblood's parrot from "Pirate Radio" is a shape-shifter, because he is now a horse.

The lipstick with the ability to shoot ectoplasmic rays from "Doctor's Disorders" returns.

It is revealed that Youngblood and his horse are imperceptible to people who are psychologically adults, but can be perceived to people who are psychologically kids.

Running Gags: 1) Danny claiming that there are ghosts present even though nobody else can see them. 2) Someone spraying water on someone else. 3) Jazz yelling, "Real mature, Danny!" 4) Danny shaking nervously as if he was crazy. 5) Danny destroying things with either his ectoplasmic energy blasts or an ecto-gun an attempt to shoot Youngblood. 6) Jack itching crazily in his camping clothes. 7) Jack secretly hiding ghost hunting equipment. 8) Tucker's Alibi-O-Matic making fart noises. 9) Maddie/Jack playing "I spy" at inappropriate times. 10) Danny shouting angrily at Youngblood, when he is invisible. 11) Jazz driving the Fenton RV recklessly to avenge Bearbert Einstein. 12) Someone calling Danny crazy.

References to "Pirate Radio" and "My Brother's Keeper" were made in this episode.

Jazz narrates this episode.

Title Screen Caption: "You Won't Believe Your Eyes!"

This is the second time an episode has been narrated by a character. The first time was by Tucker in "What You Want."

Youngblood is now a cowboy, while his parrot from "Pirate Radio" is now a horse.

Featured New Invention(s): Fenton Ointment, Treader Rethreader, Fenton Earplugs, Fenton Towel.

This episode took place before "The Ultimate Enemy."

Main Villain(s): Youngblood.