Hewlett Harbor, where Drama's character is from, is one of the towns in the Long Island "Five Towns" area.
Vince: (about the Matterhorn script)We were never really into it. Ari: I know that's the thing. The script has been changed more times than Andy Dick's vibrator, you will love it now, Vince, trust me.
Ari: Sometimes, things just aren't meant to be. Sometimes, no matter how bad you want something, you gotta let it go. Senior year- alright- I was obsessed with Katie Sherman, most insane tits. Anyway, the moment that I found out that she gave half the football team crabs, I was done. (claps hands together as if washing his hands) Never thought about it again.
Rufus: You wanna cry or you wanna wait? Turtle: Can I wait near her? Rufus: That's my daughter Turtle, so no... you mother-fucking CAN NOT.
Drama: I'll make breakfast for ya bro. Could you wait a little bit? Vince: What's a little bit? Drama: Ah... maybe eight hours or so.
Drama: What the hell is that? Vince: It's Turtle. He's got something that will cheer you up. Drama: A gun?
Ari: (to Lloyd) Don't tell me you wack off to The Warriors.
Eric: We think it could be like Scarface Joe. Joe: Scarface was a bomb at the box-office. Eric: Scarface was ahead of it's time. Medellin isn't, Medellin is now.
Ari: (to Vince) The movie is yours. You got it for 5 Million dollars. The studio is into it for more than twice that, but they're gonna settle, alright. Congratulations, you're the proud owner of 150 pieces of paper!
Turtle: I'm hungry. Vince: Me too. Turtle: Should I try and make us something? Vince: I'm not that hungry.
David Nutter was nominated for the 2008 DGA Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in a Comedy Series for this episode.
Although credited, Debi Mazar does not appear in this episode due to pregnancy. This marks the 10th episode in a row where she has not been present; her last appearance being in "The Release."
Music: "Doin' Time (Marshall Arts Instrumental Version)" by Sublime; "In Between" by Trina & Envy; "Spread Your Love" by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club; "Elevation (Free Your Mind)" by B.U.M.S.; "Two Kids" by Priestess; "Strawberry Letter 23" by The Brothers Johnson; "When The Music's Over" by The Doors; "White Room" by Cream
Locations: Variety
Ari asks Lloyd if he masturbates over The Warriors, which is a 1979 film about mainly male gangs in New York City killing each other.
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