Robert Carradine |
Sam McGuire |
Hallie Todd |
Jo McGuire |
Hilary Duff |
Lizzie McGuire |
Jake Thomas |
Matt McGuire |
Lalaine |
Miranda Sanchez |
Adam Lamberg |
David "Gordo" Gordon |
Lyle Kanouse |
Daisy |
Guest Star |
Prince Davidson |
Kid |
Guest Star |
Michael Krepack |
Toddler #1 |
Guest Star |
Clayton Snyder |
Ethan Craft |
Recurring Role |
Ashlie Brillault |
Kate Sanders |
Recurring Role |
Nitpick: Lizzie and Miranda give up at trying to get Matt to the Clover and Daisy show really easily, and a few seconds later we see Matt's giant dust bunny and are introduced to his idea of the museum. He says "Don't tell mom and dad about this." Why don't Lizzie and Miranda just blackmail Matt into going to the show by telling him if he doesn't go with them, Lizzie will tell their parents?
Nitpick: Considering how good of a homemaker Jo is, it seems unlikely that all the items in Matt's museum would go unnoticed for so long. Also Matt's dust bunny appears to be incredibly strong once Jo goes after it with the vacuum.
Nitpick: Towards the end of the episode, when Lizzie is standing on the chair singing, the cafeteria lady in the background is not holding a tray because it's on the table, but in the next shot she is holding one, and the shots alternate over the course of the scene.
Jo and Sam say that Matt is only in the 4th grade but in "The Longest Yard" Miranda identified him and Lanny as two 11-year-old boys.
Lizzie and Miranda try to get Matt to go on their old favorite TV show and then Gordo's cousin. Yet Lizzie stated in the first season that Miranda had a baby sister, so they could have used her.
Miranda: Kate, will you get a life?
Kate: Grow up Miranda.
Toon Lizzie (jumping): Ethan Craft is in my room! Ethan Craft is in my room!
Gordo: If evolved means that I can like the Foo Fighters, vintage pinball and Clover and Daisy, then thank you. I'm evolved.
Kate: Lizzie, Miranda. Oh, You're playing dress-ups! Isn't that adorable!
Lizzie: Hey Matt, since I'm such a nice older sister...
Matt: You are?
Matt (about the dust bunny): This is my Mona Lisa!
Lizzie: We can't go unless we're with a child between two and five.
Gordo: Why not?
Lizzie: Social stigma!
Ethan: Have you seen the blueberry smoothie stain?
Lizzie: I made it!
Miranda: And I helped!
Gordo (about Clover and Daisy): They're so much smaller on TV!
Ethan: And it was like, a museum of dirt...I mean how cool is that?
Gordo: If the weight of the world is on your trunk
Show the world that you've got spunk!
Say what you think!
Say you like pink!
Stand up for what you believe!
This episode can be found in the Lizzie McGuire Cine-Manga Volume 9.
First aired in Hong Kong on March 8th, 2005, and rerun on October 30th, 2005. However, this is not the last episode of the series in the Hong Kong broadcast schedule. Instead, the last episode is "Bye, Bye Hillridge Junior High."
This is this last episode aired.
Hilary Duff (Lizzie), Adam Lamberg (Gordo), Hallie Todd (Jo), Robert Carradine (Sam) and Jake Thomas (Matt) are the only actors to appear in every episode of the series. In second place is Lalaine (Miranda) who appeared in 59 of the 65 episodes.
Gordo has a cousin named Taylor who is four years old.
In the first school scene, Gordo is wearing the same green jacket Lizzie (as Matt) was wearing in "Those Freaky McGuires". Gordo also wore it in the episode "Lizzie's Eleven."
Once again, Gordo is represented as a robot in one of the animated Lizzie segments. This also occurs in the episodes "Gordo's Bar Mitzvah," "Dear Lizzie," "A Gordo Story," and "The Gordo Shuffle."
The name of the museum that Matt opens is "The McGuire Museum of Dirt, Stains and Grime."
The title of the kids show that the three went to see is "Clover and Daisy's Magic Train," where Clover is a female rat and Daisy is a male elephant.
In the UK, this episode was aired on the Disney Channel in April 2003.
First aired in Canada on the Family Channel on March 24, 2003.
This episode first aired, in the US during the "I Love Lizzie Marathon" on Valentines Day. While no date could be seen on a clapboard in the blooper reel, it's likely this episode was filmed in early March 2002 or almost two years prior to it being aired.
Matt: This is my Mona Lisa!
The Mona Lisa is probably the most famous portrait in art history. Begun in 1503 by the great Italian painter Leonardo da Vinci it was completed three or four years later. The painting shows a young woman with a mysterious smile that has fascinated viewers for years. It hangs in the Lourve museum in Paris and is its main attraction.
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