Later airings of this episode on Fox and Adult Swim completely remove the very long "Christan Bale yelling at Peter" clip. In its place, several smaller clips are placed throughout the episode to fill up the extensive time gap.
In the wide shot of the delivery room just after Bonnie gave birth, there is clearly no television near Dr. Hartman. However, the next close-up shot of Dr. Hartman, he is sitting next to a television on a cart. Plus, in the same close-up, the umbilical cord that was just attached to Susie appears gone without being cut, and there is no umbilical stub.
Peter: God Joe, finally. Is your watch paralyzed too?
Brian: So, how'd Susie like your video? Stewie: I don't care about her any more. I'm in love with Bryan Adams.
Lois: Brian, do you know where Peter is? Brian: Yeah, he and the guys went to go rob your dad. Lois: I believe you.
(Peter, Quagmire, Joe, and Cleveland are standing in front of a store that has a sign that says "Grand Opening, Exotic Massage") Joe: I don't know Peter, we've been out here all day, and we haven't managed to interest a single woman in our massage parlor. Peter: Wait a minute, here comes somebody. Excuse me stressed-out lady. May I interest you in a full release, relaxation massage? Woman: (sarcastically) Oh yeah, just what I need. To be rubbed down by a big fatty, an old black guy, a cripple, and a pervert. (she walks away) Cleveland: Now we don't have any money and our feelings are hurt.
Brian: Wow, a song named after a girl. There aren't a million of those already. Stewie: Name twenty. Brian: Rosanna, Roxanne, Michelle, Allison, Sarah, Angie, Brandy, Mandy, Gloria, Cecilia, Maggie May, Jessica, Nancy, Barbara Ann, Billie Jean, Layla, Lola, Polly, Helena, Jenny from the Block. Stewie: Name six more. Brian: Sherry, Laura, Wendy, Maria, Peggy Sue, Minnie the Moocher. Stewie: Name five more. Brian: Tracy, Jean, Jane, Mary Ann, Eleanor Rigby. Stewie: (Throws his guitar to the ground) Go [expletive] yourself.
Dr. Hartman: Okay Mrs. Swanson, you're almost there. Push, push! Joe: Get out of there! Get the hell out of my wife you little bastard!
Peter: Man, I am so sick of this. Joe is just gonna keep bailing on us until that baby comes out of Bonnie's butt. (Peter pauses, as Cleveland and Quagmire stare at him) Babies come out of the butt, right? Cleveland: (hesitant) Yeah.
Carter Pewterschmidt makes fun of Bill Gates, saying he doesn't own a Zune but rather an iPod, "like the rest of the world". Gates's Microsoft's Zune is an MP3 player, which is a competitor to Apple Inc.'s iPod.
In his music video, Stewie sang the Academy Award nominated and Grammy Award winning song "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams, from the 1991 movie Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves.
The White Stripes The scene in Stewie's music video where he's made of Legos is a reference to the video "Fell In Love With A Girl" by The White Stripes.
The Police The shot of Stewie dancing in slow motion in a room full of candles is a reference to the 80's video for "Wrapped Around Your Finger" by The Police.
Across The Universe Part of Stewie's Music Video he is throwing paint at a canvas much like during the "Strawberry fields" part of this film, except he does not use strawberry juice as paint as well.
The Birth of Venus During Stewie's music video, a scene of him standing naked in a clam shell is shown. This is an allusion to the Sandro Botticelli painting, The Birth of Venus.
Transformers Joe has Megatron, leader of the Decepticons, tell Peter and the guys to put the money back.
Christian Bale In the first airing of this episode, Peter mentions that Christian Bale treated him badly once, and then it cut to an audio clip of Bale cursing out Peter. The audio of Bale was lifted from a tirade recorded on the set of the movie Terminator: Salvation, in which Bale yells at Shane Hurlbut, director of photography, for walking around the set while filming was going on. The reference to Bale was removed from the April 5, 2009 rerun of the episode.
Droopy Dog When the clip from Hannity and Colmes is shown. Alan Colmes is portrayed as Hanna-Barbera cartoon character Droopy Dog.
Ocean's Three and a Half The title of this episode is a parody of the recent sequels to the 2001 remake of the 1960 movie Ocean's Eleven
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