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Trivia: Even though Paul Alter's lawsuit was settled in his favor, claiming the film had similarities to his 1980 story treatment he submitted to Disney, the film actually gives "special recognition" to Kit Reed for "The Attack of the Giant Baby."

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Trivia: Charlie booked the Robbie Burns room during his honeymoon. Robert Burns was a Scottish poet and widely regarded as the national poet of Scotland. His picture can be seen on Stuart MacKenzie's Scottish Wall of Fame (bottom right corner).

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Bitter Sweethearts - S1-E9

Trivia: In s01e09, "Bitter Sweethearts", the line Tom Arnold (as Arnie) says about Sharon taking everything, including the ice cube trays, is the same line he says in the original "True Lies" film (as Gib) about his 2nd wife. In the TV show he says "witch" though.

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Bitter Sweethearts - S1-E9

Trivia: S01e9, "Bitter Sweethearts", features Tom Arnold playing Arnie Orwig. Tom Arnold starred in the "True Lies" film. The name Arnie could be a reference to his "True Lies" co-star Arnold Schwarzenegger (who is sometimes called Arnie") or his "Roseanne" character, Arnie Thomas.

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The Alternate Side - S3-E11

Trivia: George is wearing a "Broadway Bound" shirt. "Broadway Bound" is a Neil Simon play and Jason Alexander (George) played Stanley when the play opened on Broadway. Stanley Jerome is a neurotic, high-strung character who is constantly obsessing and worrying over details. He and his brother work at writing a comedy sketch for NBC Studios.

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The Bubble Boy - S4-E7

Trivia: While everybody blames George for nearly killing The Bubble Boy, it was actually Susan who pops the bubble. She's the one who hit the plastic divider that causes it to break and hiss as it leaked out the air.

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The Maid - S9-E19

Trivia: The grandson, Bobby, that ends up calling Elaine is voiced by Thomas Dekker in an uncredited role. Dekker played Bobby in s07e04, "The Wink", the sick boy in the hospital that had the Yankees signed birthday card. Dekker also appeared in s05e16, "The Stand-In", as "Son" that Mickey stands in for.

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Trivia: When DA Burr is killed, the newspaper says he died in a commercial. The previous scene is a parody of Schlitz malt liquor commercials where a bull crashes through and the camera shakes. The clip of the bull used is from the commercial where they're dressed as Robin Hood characters.

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The Chaperone - S6-E1

Trivia: When Jerry is talking about going on a date with Miss Rhode Island, Kramer says "they're never in contention." He really wasn't exaggerating. At the time of the episode, the highest a Miss Rhode Island contestant placed was 3rd runner-up (1968) and other than that, they never were even in the top 15.

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The Butter Shave - S9-E1

Trivia: After Kramer has "cooked" himself on the roof, he's in his hot tub with Newman sitting in the room with him. Newman is reading "Alive", the story of plane crash survivors eating the dead passengers to stay alive. Newman keeps seeing Kramer as food in the episode.

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Trivia: All the songs about Bandit heard in the movie were sung by Jerry Reed. Reed played "Snowman" Snow in the film.

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Trivia: Brian Dennehy played the father of Chris Farley in "Tommy Boy", which starred Chris Farley and David Spade. In this show, Dennehy plays the father of David Spade.

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Maya's and Tigers and Deans, Oh My - S5-E15

Trivia: In this episode, Zigmund, who is dating Nina Van Horn, is a flamboyant magician who works with tigers in his magic act. This is a spoof of the magicians Siegfried and Roy who worked with white tigers in their act. At the end of the episode, which aired in 2001, it's suggested Zigmund lost focus and his tiger attacked him. 2 years later, in 2003, Roy Horn would be attacked by one of his tigers.

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Trivia: Sheldon's dad, George Sr, is played by Lance Barber. Barber appeared in an episode of "The Big Bang Theory" as a former bully of Leonard, Jimmy Speckerman. Sheldon (and the gang) go with Leonard to meet Jimmy.

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The Proposal (2) - S5-E13

Trivia: When they're filming the adult film in Jack's office, Ron Jeremy (a prolific adult movie star) appears in an uncredited role as the cameraman. Fellow prolific adult film star, Herschel Savage is credited in the show as "Ron."

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Trivia: At the hotel with the girl in the bikini, when Richard is in bed and Tommy is standing next to the TV, the TV has show times for "Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final insult." Naked Gun 3 was directed by Peter Segal, who is the director for "Tommy Boy."

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Abandoned - S10-E8

Trivia: During the recording of Jor-El and Lara-El, Jor-El (played by Julian Sands) pronounces Krypton the same way Marlon Brando did, who played Jor-El in the 1978 "Superman" film. That is he says it more like "Kriptin."

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Abandoned - S10-E8

Trivia: In this episode, Teri Hatcher plays Lois Lane's mother, albeit only appearing on the video tape. Hatcher played Lois Lane in the TV series "Lois and Clark."

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Trivia: Peyton List voices Batgirl. Peyton List also voices Poison Ivy. This is not the same person getting credited twice. It's two different people. Normally the SAG doesn't allow two living members to have the same name, but they accidentally missed the younger Peyton List (Batgirl). The SAG should have made the younger List use a middle initial or stage name. Incidentally, the younger List got her start in an uncredited role in an episode of "As the World Turns" which also featured the older List.

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Trivia: Peyton List voices Poison Ivy. In the TV show "Gotham", List plays Ivy Peppers, who becomes Poison Ivy.

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