• A cutaway, explaining why Brian owes Peter a favor, shows Peter serving as the chorus while Brian sang “Sighing Softly to the River” from Gilbert and Sullivan’s operetta The Pirates of Penzance.
• A cutaway shows Stewie playing a game of Marco Polo with deafblind author and activist Helen Keller.
• Before suggesting that James Woods High School be named after Martin Luther King, Brian suggests baseball-player Reggie Jackson and actor Sidney Poitier.
• Stewie reads the 2000s best-seller The Da Vinci Code.
• The marquee outside the theatre where Brian and Shauna break up reads: “I’m Sleeping with Someone at Paramount Starring Ashley Judd.”
• James Woods shows Peter Videodrome, a 1983 cult film in which Woods starred.
• Peter says to Brian they need to come up with a crazy plan like the kids on That ’70s Show. The show then goes into a segue of Peter and Brian floating in front of a tie dye background to rock music, a common segue on That ’70s Show. Also, Mila Kunis, who voices Meg, starred in That ’70s Show and the voice of Chris Seth Green was a semi-recurring character on the show.
• A flashback shows Peter’s trying to pick-up contestants on the Miss USA pageant.
• When Lois says, “Well, it’s not often we get to meet celebrities,” Peter says he was Christina Aguilera’s manager, who critiques Aguilera on her overdrawn singing and disgusting appearance.
• James Woods would later claim that during the recording of the candy scene, the joke did not make sense to him.[1]

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