The statue of Aphrodite is in the style usually seen in those of India and neighboring countries rather than the more realistic statues of classical Greek antiquity. However, when Alexander the Great conquered the Persian Empire's far eastern provinces, including a portion of India, Greek and Indian art blended to create statues of Greek dieties not unlike that shown here.
Salmoneus reminds Aphrodite that she "promised to rock my world" earlier in the season in "The Green-Eyed Monster".
Salmoneus: (trying to get Hercules to endorse his manure) This will immortalize you! Think about it, your likeness on every sack of freshly... Hercules: That's not exactly the way I want to be remembered!
Salmoneus: (when Hercules tells him Aphrodite is there) Aphrodite?! What's she wearing? Aphrodite: Should I give him a cheap thrill? Hercules: Now... Aphrodite: (popping into sight) Hello again, Studmuffin. Salmoneus: (staring at her chest) Hello again, voluptuous ones. Um, last time we met, you promised to 'rock my world'. Aphrodite: Oh, you're going to have to rock it yourself, babycakes. I'm on a mission.
Salmoneus: (referring to Aphrodite) Oh yeah, I'm her Stuffmutton! She wants me like Charon wants coins!
Aphrodite: (referring to King Augeas) Herc was right, that guy is definitely two bunnies short of a hutch.
Palamedes: No one hates you, Aphrodite. The people just feel you've neglected them, and to tell the truth, you have. Aphrodite: Let's see you try to keep the whole world in bed and out of trouble!
Soldier: Sire! King Augeas: For the love of me, what now?!
Hercules: What is it with Gods and sundown?
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The two guys from Milo trying to sell Aphrodite's armless statue is a reference to the famous statue "The Venus de Milo".
Salmoneus: (after the lightning bolt revives Palamedes) He's alive! Alive! This is the triumphant cry of Dr Frankenstein when his monster is brought to life by an electrical shock.
King Augeas: Smokin'! This is a tribute to Jim Carrey's title role in the movie The Mask.
Voice in the Crowd: (after Hercules return with the cattle) It's what's for dinner tonight! This is a reference to commercials for beef run in the US, with the pitch, "Beef, it's what's for dinner tonight!"
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