Trivia
- It is possible that this episode was inspired from the TV show Get Smart in the episode The Day When Smart Turned Chicken, in which the main protagonist, Maxwell Smart, known as Agent 86, is fooled by the antagonists, KAOS, to look insane in front of everyone.
- Top Chief (as shown on the apron The Chief wears) is obviously a parody of Top Chef.
- The dancer outfits are most likely a reference to the uniforms Team Voltron wears in the classic 1984 anime Voltron.
- Keswick's stutter was used as a method to convey a double entendre. He states The Chief's pies taste like "sh-sh-" but instead of a swear the word he says actually turns out to be "shoes".
- At the beginning of the episode, when the Snapbot was destroying Petropolis, there was a fishbowl on top of a building that looks like Cosmo and Wanda's fishbowl house from another Butch Hartman series, The Fairly OddParents.
- When The Chief calls a meeting in his office, Agent Jumbo can be seen in the bottom right corner of the screen.
- Taco Town is a parody of Taco Bell.
- "Puppaccinos" are parodies of cappuccinos.
- The way that Dudley and Keswick spaz out every time they are hypnotized may be a reference to how Denzel Crocker from The Fairly OddParents (another Butch Hartman show), spazzes out whenever he mentions fairies.
Running Gags
- Ollie and Kitty's arm casts are both set in a way that makes them look like they are raising their hand to speak. Both Snaptrap and The Chief are fooled.
- Characters gettimg hypnotized and then get unhypnotized when they hear the bell
Goofs
- Snaptrap is allergic to cheese, yet when he is eating a taco, you can see cheese coming out of his mouth.
- Snaptrap's e-mail hypnotized Keswick even though it specifically said "Dudley Puppy".
- Near the end of the episode, when Keswick tells Kitty that he has unhypnotized Dudley, Kitty is missing her tail.
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