Trivia & Interesting Facts

• Frankie wears a Powerpuff Girls shirt.
• Wilt is most likely named for Wilt Chamberlain, the famous basketball player. "Wilt the Stilt" scored 100 points in a game in 1962, an astonishing feat in basketball history.
• Wilt still sleeps under the bed. When he snores, it sounds like "Sorrysorrysorrysorry".
• Some of the friends in the house with names are: Handy (a giant mitt), Creaky Pete (rocking chair inhabitant), Charlie (chicken leg), George (cookie), Frank, Joe and Phil (unicorns), and Jokey the Clown.
• The movie Herriman makes in "World Wide Wabbit" is "The Two Goofballs starring in Silly Shenanigans".
• The show has quite a few funny parodies and references. Examples are: "The Love and the Loveless" show in Berry Scary is a parody of "The Young and the Restless". EBun is the Ebay parody that sells Funny Bunny goods. Look closely and you'll find more!
• Names that Bloo calls Berry in "Berry Scary": Cherry, Gary, Jerry, Larry, Mary, Kerry, Terry, and Heather.
• Names of the puppies in "Who Let the Dogs In?": Chewy, Juanita, Estella, Michael, Magic, Kareem, Coco, Coco, Coco, Buckaroo, Lucy, and Stupid. (Naturally Michael, Magic and Kareem are named by Wilt for famous basketball players.) The dogs abilities are speaking, changing colors, breathing fire, shooting lasers, flying, laying eggs a la Coco, disappearing, and growing long teeth.
• The first episode to not show the episode title was "The Big Leblooski", which is a name parody of the movie "The Big Lebowski".
• In "The Big Leblooski", you can spot 3 characters from "The Big Lebowski" at the shoe rental as Mac passes it right before he sees Bowling Paul.
• In "Cookie Dough", Bloo rides around in a ship called the Bloositannia, which parodies the sunken ship Lusitania.
• In "Frankie My Dear", Bloo introduces himself to Frankie's date as Orlando Bloo - obvious parody of the actor Orlando Bloom.
• Mac made Bloo when he was 3, which makes Bloo 5 years old.
• Remember the employee from "Store Wars"? He reappears in "Mac Daddy" when Bloo tries to sell Cheese to him.
• Blake Superior, Richie's friend in "Hiccy Burp", is a name parody of Lake Superior.
• When Madame Foster unleashes the attack in "Duchess of Wails", Bloo yells "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes!" which is a movie from 1978. Madame Foster replies with "Show them What's Up, Doc!" while launching carrots, a very obvious reference to Bugs Bunny.