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Lil - S7-E3

Trivia: In this episode, Hawkeye is trying to find out what "B.J." stands for. Despite all of his efforts, nothing works. This was based on Johnny Cash. Upon his birth, his mom wanted to name him 'John', and his dad preferred 'Ray'. When he enlisted in the Air Force, they wouldn't accept initials as a name, so he chose 'John R. Cash'.

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A Piece of the Action - S2-E17

Trivia: According to the script and audio of this episode, the first Boss is named Bella Oxmyx. But all posters of Oxmyx have the last name spelled "Okmyx." The reason is the as originally written, Okmyx would have been correct, but all material with Okmyx had already been made. Since it was a tight budget, the name was only changed at the time of filming.

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Trivia: In the original cut, the man reporting from Epsilon 9 says the cloud measures "Over 82 AUs in diameter. Since an Astronomical Unit is the distance between the Earth and Sun is 92,955,807.3 miles, 82 AUs would be 7,622,376,198.6 miles. In the Collector's and Director's cuts, it has been redone as 2 AUs, or 185,911,614.6 miles.

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Boardroom and a Parked Place - S5-E6

Trivia: Towards the end of the episode, Mr Stein (Gene Wilder) says "From the heart of my bottom." Then a moment later says "Wait a minute...strike that, reverse it", an homage to Willy Wonka, the character he played in the 1971 movie "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory."

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As You Were - S2-E20

Trivia: When Radar was on the phone saying he was an officer, he answered "Uh, well, I'm, uh, nineteen." I know it was for the show, but when this episode aired in 1974, Gary Burghoff was 31 years old at the time.

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To Market, to Market - S1-E2

Trivia: When Hawkeye and Trapper approach and park in front of the restaurant, there is an M*A*S*H flag on a tall whip antennae. Unless I am mistaken, it's the only time such an antennae and flag set up appears on the Jeeps.

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Leela and the Genestalk - S7-E22

Trivia: When Fry, Bender, and Leela come into Mom's control room, the background sounds of the Enterprise (TOS) can be heard. Also in this episode, while Fry and Bender climb up the side of the castle, Adam West and Burt Ward make a cameo appearance as genetic experiments. They popped out of the window as the celebrities did in the original Batman series.

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Major Ego - S7-E8

Trivia: As Tom takes Margaret between the stacks of equipment, the top crate closest to the camera on the right side of the screen has ICE CREAM CHURNS stenciled on it, and 'M.A.S.H. 8063 RD' in white. Possibly a mistaken delivery.

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Deal Me Out - S2-E13

Trivia: Assuming he was home when the Conscription Officers came for him, Klinger would have travelled 561.3 miles from his home in Toledo, Ohio, to Grand Central Station in New York, NY.

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Hot Lips and Empty Arms - S2-E14

Trivia: In the O.R, a stand with a bottle of blood is knocked down and breaks, losing the blood. This quick shot of the event is reused from S2: E3 "Radar's Report".

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Trivia: When Herman and Grandpa are locked in the counterfeiting room, Herman says "Call Batman." He was obviously referring to the Detective Comics series, where Batman first appeared in issue 27, in May, 1939. The Batman series starring Adam West debuted January 12, 1966.

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Trivia: When Herman and Grandpa are locked in the counterfeiting room, Herman says "Call Batman! Car 54, where are you?" Car 54 was a 1961 police sitcom that they both starred in before going to The Munsters in 1964.

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The Eye of the Beholder - S2-E6

Trivia: When the bandages are finally removed, the beautiful face of Donna Douglas, best known as Ellie May Clampett in the Beverly Hillbillies, is revealed. But the voice while bandaged was provided by Maxine Stewart.

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Barney the Invisible - S3-E3

Trivia: In this episode, Dr. Quartz is voiced by Howard McNear, better known as Floyd Lawson, the town barber of Mayberry in The Andy Griffith Show.

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The Outrageous Okona - S2-E4

Trivia: When Data selects a comedian, the name he selected was Ronald B. Moore. Mr. Moore is the Visual Effects Supervisor for the series.

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Trivia: The domed city seen in a few shots is the same model city used in Logan's Run.

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The City on the Edge of Forever - S1-E29

Trivia: When Kirk and Edith Keeler are walking along, they pass by Floyd's Barber Shop. They re-used the Mayberry set.

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Welcome to Korea - S4-E1

Trivia: Frank says "Give me a man when he's 28, and he's mine for life." When this episode aired, Mike Farrell (Capt. B.J. Hunnicutt) was 36.

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Trivia: If the two Martian machines that crash in Los Angeles look the same but from different angles, that's because it's really the same machine from a different angle with the film image reversed.

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Assignment: Earth - S2-E26

Trivia: All the action in this episode revolves around McKinley Rocket Base. All footage around the base is actually of Cape Canaveral, Florida, provided to Roddenberry by NASA.

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