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* NoDialogueEpisode: "Irmãozinho do Jorel" was deliberately written to have no actual dialogue, which was pretty challenging for the writers to accomplish. The FramingDevice on the beginning and end of the episode features Jorel's brother silently reading an old family album and remembering the day he met Lara, with the remainder of the episode being a flashback to that day. While the flashback portion features lots of BabyTalk, characters mumbling or repeating a few words, with baby Lara even singing out Gesonel's introduction theme when he shows up, there isn't any complete dialogue or conversation throughout the entire duration.
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* BleachedUnderpants: Andrei Duarte, the voice actor for Jorel's brother, used his character's voice for the first time in his animated short "Biscoito de Bosta" ("Crappy Biscuit"), which features multiple people [[{{Squick}} eating poop.]] Besides being made four years before ''Jorel's Brother'' premiered on TV, it was made just one year before the show's pilot was produced and, at the same time, Andrei got cast as the titular character's voice.
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* BleachedUnderpants: Andrei Duarte, the voice actor for Jorel's brother, used his character's voice for the first time in his animated short "Biscoito de Bosta" ("Crappy Biscuit"), which features multiple people [[{{Squick}} eating poop.]] Besides being made four years before ''Jorel's Brother'' premiered on TV, it was made just one year before the show's pilot was produced and, at the same time, Andrei got cast as the titular character's voice.
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* TheTalk: In one episode, Mr. Edson approaches Jorel's brother to tell him it's time for them to have "the talk". Jorel's brother gets icked out at this, and starts covering his ears while babbling loudly, preventing both him and the audience from hearing anything. By the time he uncovers his ears and shuts up, Mr. Edson is seen saying "...and that's how you were born".
