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• Actor Allusion: Michael Gross and Meredith Baxter voice Elise's parents. Not the first time they've played a married couple.
  • Also in Baseball, the police sketches of Dan and Chris are actually the faces of Curtis Armstrong and Dave Foley, their voice actors.
  • In Canada, Chris admits he's 1/16th Canadian. His voice actor, Dave Foley, is 100% Canadian.
  • Tara Strong playing a spoiled kid named Timmy.
• Hey, It's That Voice:
  • If you think Dan sounds almost exactly like Scooter the cheeful caveman (well, other than the attitude) or Snot (or Booger, for that matter), you'd be right.
  • Furthermore, Chris is Flik, Yes Man and Elise is Judy Ken Sebben, aka Birdgirl.
  • Grey DeLisle, Jeff Bennett, and John DiMaggio keep showing up, voicing various minor characters.
  • Mark Hamill plays a particularly nefarious dentist.
    • And later shows up as the titular Mall Santa in Mall Santa.
  • Tom Kenny, who is naturally in pretty much everything these days, does Crunchy, among other background characters.
  • The Fonz was the traffic correspondent in Traffic.
  • Future Cat is The Ninja Dave
  • Pleakley / Tallest Purple voices the antagonist in Technology.
  • Mr. and Mrs. Keaton play Elise's parents.
  • Cree Summer shows up in "Dan Vs. The Barber," voicing Dan's love interest, Becky.
  • Dr. Perry Cox steals Dan's identity in Dan.
• What Could Have Been: The series was initially envisioned as a live-action, R-rated sitcom (with HBO or [adult swim] the most likely network for it).
• This show reuintes actor Curtis Armstrong with animator Bill Kopp, the show's director. The two had previously worked together on Eek! The Cat, which Kopp co-created and in which Armstrong provided the voice for Scooter the Caveman.