Trivia
- The episode's title is a play on the phrase "catch me if you can".
- Also the episode's title is a reference to the 2002 film Catch Me If You Can.
- The Chief is disguised like John Rambo from the Rambo film franchise.
- This episode, along with "Pup Goes the Weasel," "Puppy Pause" and "Organized Crime" premiered on the same day.
- Wikibee-dia is a parody of the famous website Wikipedia.
- This is the second time Kitty plays the violin. The first time was in Puppy Love.
- Apparently, Snaptrap judges people by their musical tastes.
- Snaptrap makes a reference to Donny and Marie Osmond, stating that he's "a little bit of country. Larry's a little bit of Rock and Roll."
Running Gags
- Characters judging other characters with their musical tastes.
Goofs
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