Cult Classic: Though by no means an extreme classic, it has gained a mild cult following and Entertainment Weekly listed it as "26 Best Cult TV Shows Ever" and it has become very popular itself in recent years due to its stance on a lot of issues such as Homophobia, Transphobia, eating disorders and sexual harassment. And these issues were handled very differently to how most 90s shows would have, and some have noted that the show may have been ahead of it’s time politically.
Although she had already participated in some films and series, Jane Lynch makes an appearance in an episode of the second season, before becoming well known for the movies directed by Christopher Guest in which she took part and another television production of Ryan Murphy.
The Ship's Motor: It became fanon for Brooke/Sam shippers that they had an adjoined bathroom connecting their bedrooms, even though there was no such thing.
What Do You Mean, It's Not for Kids?: The show sounds like a Disney Channel-esque show on the surface, but it's rated TV-14. On a Canadian channel, it aired after the innocuous Disney sitcom That's So Raven, leaving parents in for a surprise if their kids forget to turn the TV off after the Raven.
