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Trivia: At the end of the film, when Ichabod and the others arrive in New York City, he tells them, "The Bronx is up, and the Battery's down." This is a reference to the song "New York, New York", from the 1940's stage show and movie "On the Town."

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The Night Dr. Loveless Died - S3-E4

Trivia: Three guest stars from the original Star Trek series are in this episode: Anthony Caruso, Susan Oliver and Michael Dunn.

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The Night of the Casual Killer - S1-E5

Trivia: Ross Martin (Artemus Gordon) was an actual accomplished violinist and played for real in this episode.

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The Night of the Eccentrics - S2-E1

Trivia: First TV acting role for comedian Richard Pryor.

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Trivia: When Fielding is riding the subway, check out one of the punks that attacks the subway passengers - it is Sylvester Stallone in an uncredited role.

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Trivia: In the original series, Dr. McCoy never prefaced his description of being a doctor and not another profession with "Dammit, Jim!" For example, he never said, "Dammit, Jim, I'm a doctor, not a bricklayer!"

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The Night of the Flying Pie Plate - S2-E6

Trivia: The sound effect of the pie plate's hatch opening and closing are from the T.V. series, "I Dream of Jeannie", when Jeannie enters or exits her bottle as a cloud of smoke.

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Trivia: Grady Travis' nickname "Coon-ass" indicates he is most likely from the state of Louisiana, as the residents of that state proudly call themselves "Coon-asses." They also proudly display the name on their vehicles in the form of bumper stickers.

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Logan's Run - S1-E1

Trivia: In this episode, actress Lina Raymond introduces herself as "Siri" in a voice exactly like the Siri voice heard on Apple iPhones. This episode and the introduction of The Siri voice for Apple products were nearly thirty years apart.

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The Night Dr. Loveless Died - S3-E4

Trivia: Dr. Loveless' full name is revealed in this episode as Miguelito Quixote Loveless.

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Trivia: The Planet of the Apes TV series was filming in the same California hills the same time as M*A*S*H. Both shows were merely one hill away and over from the other.

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Trivia: In the early 1990's, Roddy McDowall (Galen) was asked what happened to Burke and Virdon after the series ended, as it was abruptly canceled. He replied they found a rocket ship ship, took off, and went back to their own Earth and time.

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Trivia: Vic Perrin, who voiced Dr. Zin, also voiced the opening lines of the original "Outer Limits" series.

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Calcutta Adventure - S1-E7

Trivia: "Calcutta Adventure" is the episode where Hadji and Jonny meet and become friends after Hadji saves Dr. Quest's life from an assassination attempt.

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Orange Is the New Yellow - S27-E22

Trivia: The license plate of Chief Wiggum's police car reads, "#1DOOFUS."

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Trivia: The character of Eva (played by Robin Mcleavy) has a tattoo on her chin that is based on Olive Oatman, a real-life person who was captured by American Indians as a little girl during the 1800's until regaining her freedom from the Indians in her early adulthood.

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Trivia: A young Vic Morrow plays a green soldier in this film. A few years later he will be leading his own squad as a veteran sergeant in the TV series "Combat."

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Trivia: The license plate of the truck has the letter and numbers "A113", which appear on vehicle license plates of other Pixar films.

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Miso Dead - S2-E2

Trivia: The murder victim in this episode is named Kobayashi Maru, the same name as the no-win scenario Star Trek's Star Fleet uses to train starship crews.

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Trivia: The real Battle of the Bulge lasted from December 16, 1944 to January 25, 1945. The movie makes it seem like it lasted a few days, hence the disclaimer at the end of the film.

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