Trivia
- This is the second appearance of Jack Rabbit. His first appearance was in The Wrong Stuff.
- This episode's title is a parody of Freaky Friday.
- MooseterCard is a parody of MasterCard.
- A picture of Kitty's tour guide disguise, from Purr-fect Partners, is seen in her cubicle.
- Kitty gets a new phone after her old phone was broken by Dudley in Forget Me Mutt, but was destroyed again.
- Dudley owed Mr. Wong $10,000 at his restaurant, but used Jack's credit card to pay for it and future food.
- This is the first time we see Kitty wearing make-up even though it was Dudley's brain inside of her body.
- In this episode Jack's eyes now have pupils.
- When we see Dudley (in Kitty's body) wearing blue eyeshadow, Kitty's eyelashes look different.
- When Snaptrap's brain was in Kitty's body, he said "I could get a bigger tip like this..." showing that Snaptrap may find Kitty attractive.
- In the end, the Chief and Keswick do the action pose instead of Dudley and Kitty.
- This is Mr. Wong's second appearance. The first being Monkey Business.
- In this episode, we see that Dudley's brain is small and Kitty's brain is large.
Goofs
- After Dudley switched places with Kitty he was able to walk in her boots, later when he is at Our Old Hangout to meet Jack, he had a hard time walking in them, than when they got back to T.U.F.F., Dudley is able to walk in Kitty's boots again.
- In Puppy Unplugged Kitty said that the Chief doesn't eat salad, but in this episode while covering for a lie, he wanted to discuss about making the perfect one.
- When Dudley (In Kitty's Body) is eating the steaks and the cake off-screen, you can see small chicken bones, but Jack never ordered any chicken.
Running Gags
- Male characters keeping noodles in their shirts. Jack Rabbit is the only exception.
- The running gag comes from The Wrong Stuff where phrases are actual places returns.
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