History Trivia / DrakeAndJosh

* ThrowItIn: Josh Nichols broke script when he kissed Drake Bell on the lips instead of on the cheek in "Josh Runs Into Oprah," but Drake didn't break character, and the shot made it into the final cut.

* ThrowItIn: Josh Nichols broke script when he kissed Drake Parker on the lips instead of on the cheek in "Josh Runs Into Oprah," but Drake didn't break character, and the shot made it into the final cut.

* ThrowItIn: Josh Nichols broke script when he kissed Drake Parker on the lips instead of on the cheek in "Josh Runs Into Oprah, but Drake didn't break character, and the shot made it into the final cut.

* MissingEpisodes: Several episode from Seasons 1 and 2 aren't included on Hulu or other streaming services, apparently due to vague "licensing issues" with material used in the episodes.

* MissingEpisode: Several episode from Seasons 1 and 2 aren't included on Hulu or other streaming services, apparently due to vague "licensing issues" with material used in the episodes.

* EnforcedMethodActing: According to the script for That Scene in "Josh Runs Into Oprah," Josh was only supposed to kiss Drake on the cheek. So when Josh instead kisses him right on the lips for a solid 2 seconds, it's no wonder Drake freezes in the weirdest position like he has no idea what he's supposed to do in this position.

* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The reason why some episodes of the show are missing from Creator/{{Hulu}} and digital retailers like iTunes remain a mystery, although allegedly due to clearance issues with music and celebrities being a cause, despite many of the missing episodes not having any of those issues whatsoever anf episodes with the alleged music issues had clips uploaded legally on Nickelodeon's [=YouTube=] channel. Until Creator/ViacomCBS release the show with those episodes on other services or Creator/CBSAllAccess once their contract with Hulu expires, those episodes will remain unavailable until further notice.

* KeepCiculatingTheTapes:
** Some episodes of season 1 and 2 are nowhere to be found on Creator/{{Hulu}}, [=iTunes=], and Creator/PrimeVideo for unknown reasons, meaning that you have to resort to finding them on DVD or through torrent sites.

* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The reason why some episodes of the show are missing from Creator/{{Hulu}} and digital retailers like iTunes remain a mystery, although allegedly due to clearance issues with music and celebrities being a cause, despite many of the missing episodes not having any of those issues whatsoever and episodes with the alleged music issues had clips uploaded legally on Nickelodeon's [=YouTube=] channel. Until Creator/ViacomCBS release the show with those episodes on other services or Creator/CBSAllAccess once their contract with Hulu expires, those episodes will remain unavailable until further notice.

* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The reason why some episodes of the show are missing from Creator/{{Hulu}} and iTunes.

* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The reason why some episodes of the show are missing from Creator/{{Hulu}} and iTunes.

* RetroactiveRecognition:
** Four years before her StarMakingRole in ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'', Creator/AshleyEckstein (at the time under her maiden name Ashley Drane) played Susan, one of Drake's love interests in the episode "Believe Me, Brother".
** Music/VanessaHudgens played another love interest of Drake in "Little Sibling". While though it aired after her StarMakingRole in ''Film/HighSchoolMusical'', it was actually shot before the film.
** A 9-year-old [[Series/ThirteenReasonsWhy Dylan Minnette]] had a brief appearance in "The Demonator" as the obnoxious kid in line for the titular Demonator who was dressed up as a pirate.

* RetroactiveRecognition: Four years before her StarMakingRole in ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'', Creator/AshleyEckstein (at the time under her maiden name Ashley Drane) played Susan, one of Drake's love interests in the episode "Believe Me, Brother".

* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The reason why some episodes of the show are missing from Hulu and iTunes.

* DirectedByCastMember: Drake Bell directed the first part of ''Really Big Shrimp'', while Josh Peck directed the episode ''The Storm'' (part one of a hurricane-themed crossover with ''Series/{{Zoey 101}}'' and ''Series/{{Unfabulous}}''), which explains why Josh has a minor role in said episode.

* ScheduleSlip: Drake Bell's car accident in December 2005 caused production of the fourth season to be postponed for three months, with three episodes shot before hand.

* RomanceOnTheSet: Denied. It was rumored for years that Jonathan Goldstein and Nancy Sullivan (Walter and Audrey) had gotten married in real life after meeting on the set. However, Josh Peck dismissed the rumour as “100% not true but a really cute idea” [[http://www.mtv.com/news/2895276/drake-and-josh-rumor-josh-peck-twitter/ in 2016.]]
* ScheduleSlip: Drake Bell's car accident in December 2005 caused production of the fourth season to be postponed for three months, with three episodes short before hand.

** Creator/VanessaHudgens played another love interest of Drake in "Little Sibling". While though it aired after her StarMakingRole in ''Film/HighSchoolMusical'', it was actually shot before the film.

* DirectedByCastMember: Drake Bell directed the first part of ''Really Big Shrimp'', while Josh Peck directed the episode ''The Storm'' (part one of a hurricane-themed crossover with ''Series/{{Zoey 101}}'' and ''Series/{{Unfabulous}}''), which explains why Josh has a minor role in said season.

* DyeingForYourArt: Drake Bell dyed his dark brown hair auburn for the show.

* RealitySubtext: Josh's weight loss is brought during the ChristmasEpisode. Josh Peck lost weight during the last two seasons after having a chubby figure in the first two seasons and ultimately looking slimmer in the final season.