Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law

Peanut goes to the same strip club he went to in 'Evolutionary War'.

This episode reveals Reducto's last wish, as carried out by his executor, Inch High; Reducto wanted his remains to be put in a compactor and compressed.

Mentok says that the baliff does not talk, but he did talk back in Shoyu Weenie and the Dabba Don.

This episode reveals one of Birdman's fatal weaknesses: Getting shot by a gun at point-blank range is lethal to Birdman.

When the Phils call the Harvey Birdmen into the office, three of the Phils keep changing outfits. All together, you see Phil wearing 8 different suits in this one scene.

The Document: It is the court's judgement that the plaintiff Yakky Doodle, submit to a court-approved clinic for Chemical Castration.

When the Harvey birdmen enter the Duplication Services building, the wording on the front door reads 'Duplication Services'. A moment or two later, the sign has vanished, and the door is blank.

Everytime Harvey goes to the Duplication Services building, both of the Deadly Duplicator's clocks seem to be stuck at 2 o'clock.

Several times in court, either Harvey or Reducto address the judge. But, it is never shown who the judge is, and the judge has no spoken lines.

In the beginning of the episode, when the teacher explains that God created Adam and Eve, the song "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" by J.S. Bach can be heard.

A man in the courtroom has a sign that reads "Nyet". This is Russian, and literally translates to "No".

Harvey is wearing a pink spa terry during the entire episode, including the scenes in court, the wedding, and back in the future. During the past, Harvey is only once not wearing the spa terry, and that is for the marriage counselling montage. Afterwards, Harvey is again wearing the spa terry.

In court, when Reducto is slapping around Morocco Mole, Reducto uses two fingers to poke Morocco Mole in both eyes. Wouldn't this break the Mole's glasses?

When the card players show they cards, there is suddenly a dog playing cards too that wasn't seen from the birds-eye view just a moment ago.

This episode is very similar to Lawsuit, episode 5x3 of Space Ghost: Coast to Coast. In both shows, the protagonist is an ex-superhero who has moved into another field of work. The protagonist is being sued for damages caused in the past, during their superhero days. In both cases, the group of persons suing the protagonist are characters from the action-series. Also, in both episodes, the lawyer suing the protagonist is an ex-villain from the action-series, who has since studied in the trade of lawyering.

This episode claimed that Birdman fought Murro the Marauder in 1967. In the original Birdman and the Galaxy Trio, Birdman fought Murro in January of 1968.

When Harvey says "We'll have your bronco out of here in no time." One can clearly see OJ Simpson behind the booth.

Right after Harvey's done talking about 'Time of Your Life' by Greenday in court, you can see X the Elimantor as part of the jury, wearing an army beret. Before and after this, X is not in the jury.

A man eating a large burrito in the resturant not only never leaves, he spends the whole episode chewing a single bite!

A number of the ads that get attached to Harvey's shirt vanish and reappear at different parts.