Why would Bill volunteer to drink the mystery mix at the beginning of the episode? Not to mention there is peanut butter among the food they're mixing. In "Chokin' and Tokin'," it is revealed that Bill is allergic to peanuts.
Lindsay mentions that there's a new "Friday the 13th" movie showing. The original "Friday the 13th" came out in May 1980; the sequel "Friday the 13th Part 2" didn't come out until May 1981.
Millie: That's Tommy, my secret love. We meet this summer at church camp.
Kim: Hey Kid, what the hell are you eating... is that laundry soap?
Bill: Ma'am, I hope there aren't any peanuts in those peanuts.
Daniel: Hey, knock it off, blondie. You're gonna blow the speakers. Kim: Oh, I'm sorry, Grandpa. I'll try not to blow anything of yours anytime soon.
Harold: Last time I had this much fun, I was pinned down in a foxhole by the North Koreans.
Lindsay: Oh my God. We just egged my little brother.
Sam: Nobody thinks you're cool, you know. Lindsay: Trust me, I know.
Bill: I'm just trying to to win ten bucks here. I don't wanna die.
Plot Hole: (California Doubling) The episode is supposed to take place during Halloween in Michigan, yet all the trees are green and full of leaves and the weather seems quite warm and sunny.
The shake Martin "Bill" Starr drank (while gross looking) was actually made of Slim Fast, marshmallows and cookie bits.
The episode running time originally came in two and a half minutes short. The opening scene of Bill drinking the disgusting beverage was added for length.
Music: "The Monster Mash" (Bobby "Boris" Pickett), sung by Becky Ann Baker; "Gonna Raise Hell" by Cheap Trick; "Roller" by April Wine; "Free-for-All" by Ted Nugent
Seeing Joe Flaherty dressing up in a vampire costume is a hilarious referencing of his days as Count Floyd on SCTV.
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