Seth Green |
Various Voices |
Adam Talbot |
Various |
Breckin Meyer |
Various |
Chad Morgan |
Various |
Ashton Kutcher |
Guy Watching TiVo |
Guest Star |
Alex Borstein |
French Woman |
Guest Star |
Jordan Ladd |
Various |
Guest Star |
Seth MacFarlane |
Various |
Recurring Role |
Fred Tatasciore |
Various |
Recurring Role |
"Where are They Now?" was a sketch that the Robot Chicken writers originally wrote for Sony's "Sweet J Presents..."
While most of the sketch in this episode is mostly rehashed from the Sony show, there is a scene that was deleted for time purposes on the Robot Chicken version that was part of the original version, including Funshine from the Care Bears. The scene is included among the deleted scenes on the Seson One DVD of Robot Chicken.
Panthro's cell number is "1138." This is a nod to George Lucas, whose first film was THX 1138.
In "the Diary of Anne Frank" parody, when Anne, "Hilary Duff" is writing in her diary, she writes "Dear Diary", but in Anne's real diary she always wrote "Dear Kitty".
Woman: (Stopping her husband)Don't put the baby in the bulldozer.
Teacher: There's no such thing as stupid questions...
(Billy raises his hand)
...except for Billy's questions.
Man on Phone: Hey, a bunch of us are going to the bar later and...
Man watching TVio: Well why don't you take your bar and shove it up your ass, I'm watching TVio!
Kid: Shazam!
*gets struck by lightning*
Hitler: [in heaven] I'm just as surprised as you are.
Destro: Everyone just sort of lost interest. I think as you get older, ruling the world just seems like too much trouble.
William Shatner: Whew, man... it's... not easy... being William Shatner... actor, singer, rancher, all-around... macho hombre. Oh, yeah!
Mosquito 1:[intoxicated, sucking blood] Dude... West Nile virus rules.
Mosquito 2:[intoxicated, sucking blood] Word.
He-Man: By the Power of Grayskull!
(electricity explodes through the mall)
Mall Tourist: Look out! He's got a sword!
Lion-O: After Mumm-Ra died of testicular cancer, there... was nobody left for the Thundercats to fight. We had to get real jobs.
Moore: Mm-hmm... was construction your first job?
Lion-O: Uh....
(Lion-O thinks about his past job as a stripper)
Goof Credits:
Transportation Captain--Sarah Gellar
Ms. Kunis' Stand-in--Mila Kunis
The toy used for Cobra commander is different then the one used in a previous episode.
Ashton Kutchers third time being on the show.
It is rather ironic that Destro and the Baroness open a used car dealership, while Cobra Commander hawks for shopping channels. One of the few things ever revealed about the Commander's past, across the character's man incarnations, is that he was, at one time, a used car salesman.
The name of the TGTTM episode airing the same night as this episode is called "Boy Meets Mayor". Both are obvious references to "Boy Meets Girl".
The Stoopid Monkey logo is running with sissors
Title Pun: Boy meets World.
Shazam!
The channel flip where a boy says "Shazam!" and is struck by lightning is a parody of DC's hero, Captain Marvel. The flip shows what would "realistically" happen to a kid hit by a lightning bolt. In the comics, Billy Batson says "Shazam!" to call on the power of the wizard Shazam, who turns Batson into Captain Marvel via a lighting bolt.
Doctor: *to Arnold Schwarzenegger* No, it's not a tumor. It's not a tumor at all.
This is a reference to that one Arnold Schwarzenegger movie "Kindergarten Cop". Arnold, who plays as a cop teaching at kindergarten, says he has a headache. The kids say it could be a tumor. And he shouts to the kids "IT'S NOT A TUMOR!"
Sam: I helped the boy with his puppy! *warp*...oh boy
and
Al: Work the shaft Sam
The above quote is a spoof of the Quantum Leap plot.
Unnamed kid: "You, all right?! I learned it by watching you!"
The travestite kid's quote to his father is a reference from one of the many commercials that ran over the years urging kids not to use drugs. In one, a father finds his kid's stash and asks where he learned how to do drugs. Towit, the kid replies he learned by watching his own father. IRONIC! The tagline then ends, "Parents who use drugs, have kids who use drugs." In this case, of course, it means that parents who cross dress, have kids who cross dress
Uncle Chu: China is in here, Mr. Burton!
One of the quick vox pops used in this episode is an animated version of a sequence from the movie Big Trouble In Little China. It is between Kurt Russell's Jack Burton and Uncle Chu, played by Chao Li Chi.
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