Curly's eyes are shown for the first time in this episode.
This episode suggests that Stinky Peterson may be ambidextrous since he’s seen using both his right and left hands to complete different tasks.
There is a "Contributing Guest Artists" credit for this episode. These are the children of production staff, and most likely did the paintings at the art fair. The names listed are:
Katie Bartlett, Madison and Morgan Buteyn, Danny Friemark, Grant and Justin Higa, Eric Keefer, Dan and Rachelle Lyman, Melissa and Michael Mark, and Helena and Paris Shaffer.
Younghee Higa and Dave Lyman are sheet timers, Brian Mark is the layout supervisor, and Karen Shaffer is the final checker.
Curly reveals that his family own a dry cleaner.
Due to Curly forcing Rhonda to do what he says by taking a bunch of pictures of Rhonda with her mom's birthday present, this episode gives out a bad moral showing it is okay to blackmail your date.
Cultural References[]
Helga calls Rhonda "Cruella," which is a reference to the 1961 Disney film 101 Dalmatians, in which the main antagonist is named "Cruella De Vil."
This episode is a parody of the 1987 film, Can't Buy Me Love, in which Ronald expects Cindy to pose as his girlfriend for a week.
Production Notes[]
Although this episode premiered in 2009 as re-release, it was produced in 2000 according to the copyright date at the end of the credits.
