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Acting for Two: Several riffs lampshade David Warner playing both the mentor and the villain.
Vultare: (to Baydool) Don't I know you?
Mike: Aren't you me in another role?
Actor Allusion: For Richard Kind, who plays Wamthool.
Wamthool: I think I got it!
Mike: Yes, I got the role in Mad About You!
The Alleged Robot: While Gypsy repairs the original Crow, she gives Mike and Tom a "loaner Crow" that she's been tinkering with. He can't speak coherently, he shakes constantly and smoke keeps belching out of him - but he's got a killer stereo!
And Now For Something Completely Different
Bizarro Episode: Pearl, upset with Mike's mental health and upbeat nature despite repeated viewings of bad movies, swaps places with him for the first quarter of the show. Pearl dons a jumpsuit and riffs alongside the 'bots in the theater, while Mike hangs out with Bobo and Brain Guy back at the castle.
Brotherhood of Funny Hats: The final host segment reveals that the Delta Knights devolved into one of these.
Continuity Nod: In the opening host segment, Crow goes in for repairs and is temporarily substituted with a less than optimal Fake Crow. When the real Crow returns, he says that Gypsy needs Fake Crow immediately; some other guy's Crow got trashed and he needs a loaner. The Continuity Nod part is the fact that there is another Crow - the one who stayed in the past over the course of Time Chasers.
- Loaner Crow is actually the older version of the Crow puppet from the Comedy Channel era, recognizable by his slightly longer "beak" and duller-colored eyes.
Notable Original Music: "Air on a Delta Knight," as performed by the Sir Thomas Neville Servo Consort of the Middle Ages Just-After-the-Plague Singers, and arranged by Sir Thomas Neville Servo himself.
- Which is yet another Continuity Nod, since these are presumably the same Servo-clones introduced in The Human Duplicators and pressed into service as the United Servo Academy Mens' Chorus in The Starfighters.
Running Gag: Hanson jokes concerning Tee's hairstyle, Tee "pitying the foo'."
Special Guest: Leonardo da Vinci shows up in an ornithocopter-spaceship and complains (in a thick Brooklyn accent) about the movie's portrayal of him, calling the twerp in the film a "mook." When Servo wonders how Leo's still alive, the feisty Italian takes it as a threat and goes for his gun. At the end, Mike concludes that it's not a good idea to ask what Leonardo da Vinci does for a living.