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This is the last episode and only Season 4 episode to be co-written by Sammie Crowley and Whitney Wetta (aka "Whammie"), as the two of them exclusively wrote episodes solo afterwards and the former left Nickelodeon near the end of the season's production.
The title of this episode is a reference to the movie A Simple Plan.
In "Stall Monitor," the man sitting on the school bench is a caricature of the current showrunner, Michael Rubiner.
In the episode "Stall Monitor", the yoga center resembles the building of Melvin Peebles' pet shop from The Magilla Gorilla Show.
This episode title is a reference to the 1964 Italian movie, The Last Man on Earth.
Sarah Johnson about the episode "Tails of Woe", about Karla Shropshire and Jessica Borutski.
Happy Birthday to former Storyboard Artist, Jordan Rosato.
May 11th
Happy Mothers Day!!!
Watch this short
Happy 10 Years!!!
One of the shirts on the rack on this title card is the same as Lincoln's.
According to Darin McGowan, the cemetery gate in the episode "A Grave Mistake" is modeled after the gate of the cemetery where his grandmother is buried.
Sammie Crowley made a thread on Twitter explaining why this episode is personal to her.
According to Miguel Puga, this was the final episode he and Diem Doan worked on before moving onto The Casagrandes.
In the episode "A Mutt Above", when Lana says that she and Charles will win the dog show, she says "we'll show that snob, and her little dog, too," a quote similar to the Wicked Witch's from The Wizard of Oz, "I'll get you, my pretty, and your little dog, too!"
In the episode "Can't Hardly Wait", Lisa's robot arms invention are similar to Spider Man's enemy, Doctor Octopus.
According to Sarah Johnson, she liked put this gag in the episode "Can't Hardly Wait", where the ketchup hits Lisa, making it look like she's been killed.