When Jimmy, Lawrence, and Iowa are at Pearl Harbour, Jimmy and Lawrence look around and comment on "all the battleships." This is incorrect, since the United States Navy no longer fields battleships, rather frigates, destroyers, cruisers, and aircraft carriers. Although there is a campaign to bring the USS Missouri back to active service, this has not happened yet. While it is possible for a civilian to mistake other military boats for battleships, it seems unlikely for Lawrence, whose father is in the navy, and for Mr. Iowa, who is a tour guide.
- noname

In this episode, Captain Quidd makes a reference to "Gilligan's Island".
- "Bubba"

This may be an allusion, or just a conincidence.

The open air market Mary and Doris visit may be a reference to the International Marketplace, an open air market about a block off Wakiki Beach. At the Marketplace most vendors don't have any prices, and it is standard practice to barter there.
- Jonathan

(After Rodney has just wiped out surfing while trying to impress Donna.)
Donna: Impressed? Rodney, you were out there surfing on your hands and knees!
Rodney: What, you expected me to stand all the way up?
- Waluigi Freak 99

Store Clerk: Well, usually, these go for $2.50 each. But since I like you, I'll give you two for $5.00!
- Waluigi Freak 99

Bart: Besides, we're goin' wit' youse.
- Rebeckah