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** ''All'' of the cast members, including Mr. Lawrence, who co-wrote this episode, really disliked how "One Coarse Meal" turned out. Clancy Brown even stated he felt uncomfortable while reading some of Mr. Krabs' lines because he didn't like Krabs being more of a jerk than usual, if not the outright villain who gets away scot-free.

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** ''All'' In a [[http://incoherent-thought.blogspot.com/2010/07/review.html comment]] on his blog, executive producer Vincent Waller said that "The Clash of the cast members, including Mr. Lawrence, who co-wrote this episode, really disliked how "One Coarse Meal" turned out. Clancy Brown even stated he felt uncomfortable while reading some Triton" isn't one of Mr. Krabs' lines his favorites because he didn't like Krabs being more a lot of a jerk than usual, if not the outright villain who gets away scot-free.scenes he found funny ended up getting cut because they made the episode too long.
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** Jack Kinney disliked the retool of Goofy in 1950s due to Walt Disney trying to give more personality to Goofy into TheEveryman with the gag-based nature of the older "How-To" cartoons giving way to SliceOfLife scenarios.

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** Jack Kinney disliked the retool of Goofy in 1950s cartoons due to Walt Disney trying to give more personality to Goofy into TheEveryman with the gag-based nature of the older "How-To" cartoons giving way to SliceOfLife scenarios.
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According to Trivia about Creator Backlash involving Goofy: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Trivia/Goofy

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** Jack Kinney disliked the retool of Goofy in 1950s due to Walt Disney trying to give more personality to Goofy into TheEveryman with the gag-based nature of the older "How-To" cartoons giving way to SliceOfLife scenarios.
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** "Arthur's Big Hit" is one of Marc Brown's least favorite episodes, due to its BrokenAesop and D.W. not being punished for destroying Arthur's model airplane.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DragonTales'' also appears to be something Sesame Workshop wants to forget doing, owing to copyright issues with co-producers Sony. There's little to no mention of it anywhere on their official website, and it doesn't even have an official page.

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