When the Ham-Hams are heading up to the attic, Penelope has to run to keep up with the others. But instead of saying bada-bada, she says ticky-ticky along with the other hamsters.
Boss, Howdy and Hamtaro get bandaged after they fall. But Oxnard fell too, so why isn't he bandaged? Also, the bandages disappear when they go out to look for balloons later.
While Mr. Yoshi lead his hand over to the name "LAURA HARUNA" it was above the letter "N" in the "last name" aisle. H doesnt come after N.
Boss: Now this is what I call hamsterific picnic entertainment.
Laura: We had a good day, today, didn't we? I don't know what adventures tomorrow will bring, but I know it'll be fun. Hamtaro: Heke.
Jingle: Said the farmer to the planter: "did you see that flying hamster?" You see, a dream, just like a carrot, will come true if you prepare it.
Laura's Teacher: Hooray for Laura's wonderful whatchamacallit! Kana: What do you call it? Laura: The flying hamster.
Hamtaro: Think big, or go home! That'll be our new motto.
Stan: Lesson #34: Laws of Science take a backseat to romance.
Jingle: Hey, Hambone! Hamtaro: For crying out loud, the name's Hamtaro! Jingle: Changed your name again, did ya'?
The top half of Panda's poster says "Legend of Ham-Ham".
Once again, the music for the song "You've Got Friends" from the episode "Midnight Celebration" can be heard in this episode.
When Stan talks about "Lesson #34" in this episode, he's most likely referring to the 92 Rules of Self-Improvement to Make You a Better Ham, introduced in the previous episode by Jingle.
Stan: (To Oxnard) You could fly to exotic islands and eat some of those macarena nuts. When telling Oxnard the advantages of flight, Stan mispronounces the word "macadamia" and makes a reference to the popular 90s dance.
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