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Trivia: Paul's car plate reads "FL8 18E." This is a reference to the first Final Destination movie where the entire plot begins with the disaster of Flight 180.

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Trivia: The titular character is played by Benjean, the daughter of the late Higgins (aka Benji).

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The Work Outing - S2-E1

Trivia: During the musical montage, there's a scene with dancing men wearing white shirts and jeans. During one move - when they kick in the air - you can see that the dancer in the center has ripped his jeans in the middle.

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Trivia: The unlockable Chrysler Building "dungeon" has 77 levels - just like its real life counterpart.

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Trivia: There are exploding barrels and canisters in the game placed in various places. Some of them has a warning sign with a word "hatari" written on them. Hatari means "danger" in Japanese (even though not the game's plot nor its setting has anything to do with Japan).

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Trivia: 'City of Ashes': in the hospital scene, there is a board on the wall with the names Dr J. Mengele, Dr W. Heisenberg and Dr G. Rasputin listed, referring to the infamous Nazi-German doctor/anthropologist, Joseph Mengele, German nuclear scientist, Werner Heisenberg, and Russian monk/witchdoctor, Grigorij Rasputin.

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Trivia: You can spot a familiar name during the credits roll in the 'special thanks' section: Jenson Button. Interestingly, the British wasn't an actual F1 driver back in 1999 - he started his career in Formula 1 the next year.

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Trivia: Leon Kennedy and the mysterious Merchant are voiced by the same actor: Paul Mercier.

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