Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends Season 3 Episode 11

Cecil B. DeMille: Filmmaker

Bloo mentioned that he purchased a megaphone off of Schmebay from Cecil B. DeMille, a pioneer film director and producer.

Bloo is allergic to tomatoes.

Animation Studio: Boulder Media, Ltd.

Credits: Mac and the friends are on the couch watching "Lauren is Exploring" when Eduardo says "Excuse me". Everyone else waves their hands and says "Ewwwwwwwwwww!", and Eduardo says "It's okay, it's perfectly natural. I'm confortable with it", then Bloo faints and Eduardo says "I said 'excuse me.'"

The creator of the show "Lauren is Exploring" looks a lot like Craig McCracken, the creator of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, and is in fact voiced by Craig himself.

Frankie appears briefly but has hardly any dialogue. She just laughs at Bloo's "pooting."

If you listen carefully during the party scene, you can hear the techno music heard from the episode, Partying Is Such Sweet Soiree.

This episode marks the third appearance of Mac's Teacher, the first being "Bloo's Brothers" and the second being "Bye Bye Nerdy" However, the teacher that appears in "Bye Bye Nerdy" is different to the one in this episode and "Bloo's Brothers."

"Tom Hanks" makes a cameo. He plays an alien with a muffled voice (voiced by Keith Ferguson, who provides Bloo's voice on the show) and his face is covered by a bucket. In the movie, he falls off a cliff, into a river, and over a waterfall.

Look Hard: You'll see that Eduardo is computer animated in 3-D. The town this scene takes place also resembles Townsvile, from the show, The Powerpuff Girls. This show is another Craig McCraken masterpiece.

Running Gags: 1) Bloo's "pooting" over Eduardo's film making Eduardo embarrassed. 2) Everyone - including Mr. Herriman - laughing at the armpit pooting of Bloo. 3) Bloo asking for more money and Mac selling collectable things on Schmebay. 4) Bloo persuading Mac to let him do the movies by sarcastically acting as though he'd drop out of the production.

Title Card Sound: Old fashioned movie projector clickering away.

At the start of the show, Bloo is doing the Worm he did in Bye Bye Nerdy and Bloo's Brothers. If you'll listen, you can even hear the same music from the former episode.

Mac and Bloo recreate the flying bike scene from E.T. The Extra Terrestrial in the movie.