During is episode, Vivian says, "In for a penny, in for a pound." This is a saying that is based on the old British currency. There are 100 pennies in a British pound. The meaning is that if one is going to do something, one should commit full effort.
In this episode, it is stated that Vincent was 17 when Edward (his father) died.
Vivian: I'll just ask Maryanne to take me, if you are too busy. Maxine: Maryanne? You hate that woman. She poisoned your cat. Vivian: She was off her medicine, shes much nicer now. Maxine: Maryanne? Nicer? Honestly Vivian you push more buttons than a Court Stenographer.
Vincent: No, I sold my car, some blood.
Peter: All that matters is how it ends. Gillian: Yeah, guess you are right.
There is a reference to the two-mother case as the "My Two Moms" case. This is an allusion to the TV series, "My Two Dads" which ran from 1987 to 1990.
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