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This movie completely ignores the fact the Seavers sold their house in New York to move to Washington, D.C. at the conclusion of the series, and the fact that the previous reunion movie took place in the Washington area.
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Obviously Maggie was not elected to Congress in the first Growing Pains movie.
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Tracey Gold came back for this last episode even though she was still ill from anorexia. Notice how during the final scene where the family sits in the bare living room eating pizza, Carol doesn't touch it.
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The theme song to the Growing Pains spin-off Just the Ten of Us is playing in the backround as the Seavers watch television.
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Playing Scrabble, Maggie places a word in the middle of the board, claiming it's a Triple Word Score, which Jason confirms. In actuality, the Triple Word Score squares are only at the corners and midpoints of the board perimeter.
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Mike and Kate and the performers at the night club Mike is working at sing the opening theme "As Long As We Got Each Other" for this episode.
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Ben makes $24,000 from endorsing his rap group, but this money is never referred to again.
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Maggie announces that she's been married for 22 years and 4 months. This is inconsistent with the season four episode "Anniversary from Hell," where it sounds as though Jason & Maggie's wedding was in 1969, but falls in line more with the 1968 date mentioned in season two's "The Awful Truth."
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While watching Ben's movie, there is a part where Ben is in a plane and his plane tilts far over sideways. The Seavers tilt their heads to follow Ben's movement in the movie. However, not everyone is tilting their head in the same direction to follow Ben.
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The character of Mr. Littlefield, who identifies his first name as being Warren, is an homage to VP at rival network NBC Warren Littlefield, who developed sitcoms and at the time of this episode's airing was soon to become their entertainment president.
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When Maggie first is in her kitchen with the fake family, she says "I can't say things that aren't true," but later at the office when she watches the tape of that exact scene, her tone is slightly different and she says "I just can't say things that aren't true".
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The actress who plays Marlene, Tracy Wells, starred in Mr. Belvedere, as Heather Owens. This was played on by Ben, as he states that Marlene looks "just like the girl in Mr. Belvedere."
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We learn in this episode that Ben's friend Stinky has a brother named Funky.
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Mike goes to Irma and Wally for advice. When he apologizes for just dropping in, Irma says, "That's okay, you can surprise me anytime." Wally comments, "That's what she always tells me." Irma laughs and says, "Oh, Bobby!" Bobby is the first name of the actor who plays Wally.
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Mike sets a ketchup bottle to the left of two soda cans. When the camera angle switches to a side view, the ketchup—which should now appear behind the cans—now appears to their right.
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In the final scene, Maggie sits at the kitchen table, feeding Chrissy, with just a baby food jar in front of them, but in the final shot before the credits roll, a coffee mug suddenly appears in front of Maggie.
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In this episode, Jason and Maggie are celebrating their 20th anniversary a few weeks late. This episode aired in early 1989, meaning they got married sometime in 1969. However in Season 2's "The Awful Truth," 1968 was quoted as being the year Jason & Maggie wed.
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When Jason and Carol are talking at the breakfast table, a half-full glass of orange juice suddenly pops out from behind the sugar dish and into plain view.
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In the part where CJ is getting undressed, we see a far away shot of her where she is completely naked behind the screen, but when we close up on her, she is wearing her shirt again, unbuttoning the same buttons as before.
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The opening titles break from the normal ones from this and last season. In the final shot, when the family heads for the house, Maggie remains and tells the others that it's time for her birth, the only time they ever talked in the titles. They help her into the house and the scene after the commercial bump segues directly from this.