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Episode Two: The Series Has Landed - S1-E2

Trivia: When Bender is talking about being a folk singer, there's a sign in the background. In Alienese it says "tasty human burgers." The sign can also be seen during the opening credits.

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Trivia: One of fictitious Texas State University's (TSU) opponents is Southwest Texas Bobcats (SWT), which was a real school. In 2003, SWT changed their name to Texas State University at San Marcos (they kept the Bobcat nickname). Eventually, when the other schools in the Texas State University System didn't change their names, "at San Marcos" was dropped and they are known just as Texas State University (TSU).

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Carbon Creek - S2-E2

Trivia: One of the Vulcans that crash at Carbon Creek is named "Mestral." At the end of the episode, T'Mir sells her invention, a hook and loop fastener. Velcro, in real life, was invented by George de Mestral.

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Acquisition - S1-E19

Trivia: One of the Ferengi, Ulis, is played by Ethan Phillips. Phillips played Neelix in "Star Trek: Voyager." In S3 E5 of Voyager, "False Profits", Neelix disguised himself as a Ferengi.

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Shuttlepod One - S1-E16

Trivia: Trip tells Malcolm, "if I remember my honors biology course correctly, your hair and nails keep growing for quite a while after you're dead." However, this is a myth and would never be taught in any biology class, especially in the future. Nothing keeps growing after you're dead, as the skin dries out, and the body decomposes, the skin retracts and just makes the hair and nails look longer. This is more likely a mistake, but since it's possible Trip isn't a biology expert, forgot his honors biology, or is just teasing Malcolm, it should be noted as trivia.

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Trivia: During the credits, after they name the "best boy", they name the "worst boy", Adolf Hitler.

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The Lawyer, the Lemur and the Little Listener - S2-E2

Trivia: When Phil comes over to Linda's apartment, she said she watched 4 back-to-back episodes of "Alf." Show creator, Victor Fresco, wrote 4 episodes for "Alf."

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Diggin' Up Dirt - S2-E12

Trivia: When Leo Getz gets the "check" from Trish, he says "is this a joke?" He goes on to say lines very similar to Joe Pesci's lines in "Goodfellas." Joe Pesci played Leo Getz in the Lethal Weapon films.

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Zari - S3-E3

Trivia: When Zari says she'll agree if the team helps break her brother out of A.R.G.U.S., Rory replies "Prison break. I'm in" Dominic Purcell and Wentworth Miller (who play Rory and Snart) both stared in the TV show "Prison Break."

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Trivia: There is a mid-credit scene and an end credit scene. In the end, Lex is talking to Slade Wilson, also known as Deathstroke. Lex and Slade were members of the Injustice League in the comics.

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Aruba-Con - S3-E1

Trivia: When the team is stealing the Waverider, Sarah, says "engines to power, turbines to speed." In the 1960's Batman show, Robin would say "Atomic batteries to power, turbines to speed" as they were leaving the Batcave in the Batmobile.

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Luck Be a Lady - S4-E3

Trivia: Wally says he's going to move to Blue Valley. In the comics, Blue Valley is where Wally West (son of Rudy and Mary West) was from.

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Trivia: At the beginning of episode 2, the motel we see is called "The Filander Inn" (philandering). Philandering means to have illicit sex, usual with someone other than a spouse. The proprietor is "I.C. Nuttin" (I see nothing).

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Trivia: Olympia Dukakis appears, uncredited, as herself. She is cousins with former presidential nominee Michael Dukakis. Michael Dukakis' picture was used in a gag in Naked Gun 2 1/2.

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Trivia: In the jazz club, when the sad song is sung, the pictures seen on the wall are historically infamous disasters. The last picture seen is of Michael Dukakis. Later in the scene the disaster pictures change, but this seems to be a gag and does not qualify as a mistake, and we see a picture of a Ford Edsel as another example of a disaster.

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Trivia: When Clark finds the old home movies, one is titled "Xmas '59." "Christmas '59" was a short story John Hughes wrote that was published in National Lampoon magazine which the film is based on.

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Mad City: Better to Reign in Hell - S3-E1

Trivia: Near the beginning, we see a "Mishkin Pharmacy." This is nod to the DC comics writer Dan Mishkin. Incidentally, Mishkin also wrote for Marvel Comics.

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Trivia: When Vision says he's not Ultron or Jarvis, he simply says "I am." "I Am" is one of the names Jehovah/Jesus uses in the Bible.

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Flight Risk - S2-E4

Trivia: In this episode, Dan Cooper hijacks and robs the passengers, then jumps out of the plane mid-flight with over $1 million of goods. In 1971, a man identifying himself as "Dan Cooper" (later misidentified by the media as "D.B. Cooper", which ended up being the more popularised epithet) hijacked a plane and jumped out of the plane in mid-flight with over $200K (equivalent to over $1 million in 2017).

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Write 'Em Cowboy - S3-E5

Trivia: When Malloy says "at least it wasn't the Berenstain Bears", he mispronounces the name. He pronounces the end as "steen" or "stein" instead of "stain." But this is common, because many people swear the books from their childhood was spelled "Berenstein Bears" and think at some point someone changed the spelling to "Berenstain Bears" for no reason.

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