Booby Trap/Trivia

Trivia

• This is the second appearance of Bat and Owl. The first being Thunder Dog.
• There was another blue-bottomed booby at the convention.
• Booby Con is a parody of Comic Con.
• The red telephones labelled "Washington D.C." and "Moscow" that appear while The Chief tries to contact Julian are a reference to the Moscow-Washington hotline.
• Kitty owns an autographed poster of Justin Timberwolf, who is a parody of Justin Timberlake. Unfortunately, it was shredded by Bird Brain.
• This is the first time Kitty has ever been sent to prison, but it's also the second time it's happened to Dudley.
• Starbeak's Coffee is a reference to the ever popular coffee chain Starbuck's Coffee.
• According to Bird Brain's ID Card, Petropolis is in California.
• Also according to the card, Bird Brain, Zippy and (possibly) Bat and Owl lives on Evil Lair Hill. This marks the first time that an evil lair has a confirmed address.
• Facebeak is a reference to the famous social networking website Facebook. Another parody (MyFace) of a social networking site, MySpace, was seen in Mission: Really Big Mission.

• This is the second time Snaptrap appears without his henchmen since The Wrong Stuff.

• This is the second time Dudley has a near death experience, the first being Toast of T.U.F.F..
• It's revealed that Kitty used to leave dead mice on The Chief's door step. This is an example of Kitty's feline nature.
• This marks the first time that Snaptrap and Bird Brain have interacted with one another.
• It is revealed that Bird Brain has a love nest on the Canary Islands.
• This is the first time Bird Brain wears pants.

Goofs

• Bird Brain mentions Aunt Lulu in Thunder Dog, but in this episode he is the only Blue-bottomed booby. It's possible that Aunt Lulu died before this episode or that she is a different species of Booby.
• Dudley's letter to Santa said "DEER SANTA" instead of being spelled correctly as "DEAR SANTA". This could possibly be a spelling error by the creators or it was possibly done on purpose to show Dudley's dim-wittedness. It was also showed in Lucky Duck.