At the time of this episode, Lily and Jake had been separated for less than eight months.
How come there are palm trees in Chicago?
Upton Sinclair's school colors are green and gold.
Lily: When he said we should go bowling, I thought, 'Well, that's the end of this relationship.'
Lily: I swore I wouldn't do this. Rick: Why are you so soft?
Rick: I'm basically spending the whole dinner trying not to kiss her.
Lily: When I was younger I just ate what was put in front of me, and maybe I was happier.
Rick: The worst thing is when you get good at dating, like it's an art-form instead of something real happening.
Rick: Oh, well, they're pretty used to it by now. They just asked me if you were older than twenty-five or not. Lily: So is that how old most of your dates are?
Grace: I think I should go out on dates before you do. Lily: Who's stopping you? Grace: Nobody's asking me!
Eli: Are you gonna go out with Grace's mom? That is so cool. Rick: I am not going out with Grace's mom, no. I'm calling... I'm calling to find out if the girl... if Grace's girl... if Grace, the girl, is okay.
Rick: She blames it on the divorce, actually. She blames global warming on the divorce.
Lily: My kids are not big on stoicism, I'm afraid. Rick: A useless virtue.
In the original pilot, Karen was portrayed by Harley Jane Kozak, but was replaced later by Susanna Thompson because Kozak had become pregnant by the time the show was picked up.
This episode was also known as simply Pilot.
The song "Absence of Fear," by Jewel, is played.
A book named "London" by Edward Rutherford is peeking out of the bookcase.
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