Trivia[]
- This is the only season finale episode to have a “season finale” title card. Every other episode lacks one.
- This is the first episode in which both beavers characters appear and are seen in the same scene.
- This is the first time all four primary characters have appeared since "Spin Fun Knowin' Ya."
- This is the first time Mime is able to produce a sound vocally. He does this again in Out of Sight, Out of Mime, Keepin' it Reel, and Something Fishy.
- In the very beginning, when Giggles, Toothy, Cuddles, and Petunia are looking out the bus window, they are singing the show's theme song.
- This is one of the few characters to not have a last character die, as many died at the same time.
Maybe The Cursed Idol is responsible for all the deaths in this episode.
- Four of the five surviving characters later survive Hear Today, Gone Tomorrow.
- The second bump the bus hits is The Cursed Idol, as pictured on the right. It may have caused deaths to the characters in the bus.
- This is one of ten Season 1 episodes with no quick shot moment in it. The other episodes are Pitchin' Impossible, House Warming, Whose Line Is It Anyway?, You're Bakin' Me Crazy, Meat Me for Lunch, Sweet Ride, It's a Snap, Off the Hook, and Hide and Seek.
- In television airings, Cuddles, Mime, Petunia, and Lumpy use their Season 2 and early Season 3 (Read 'em and Weep through Peas in a Pod) starring popups.
- The television airings also remove the special "season finale" title card and uses the regular title card.
- This episode, You're Bakin' Me Crazy, Tongue Twister Trouble, Sweet Ride, It's a Snap, Off the Hook, Spare Me, Snow What? That's What!, This Is Your Knife, Happy Trails Pt. 2: Jumping the Shark, Ten Speed, and Eleventh Hour have an age-restriction.
- Petunia also has to go to the bathroom in Wingin' It and Something Fishy, only those times she doesn't wet herself as she uses a toilet.
- This is the first and so far only episode to show urine. It was removed in the Comedy Central LA airing.
- Lumpy is responsible for every death in this episode.
- This is the only episode in Internet Season 1 where Sniffles survives, (Debatable).
- This is the only episode in Internet Season 1 to have a large cast.
- The Mole is the last character to die in the first internet season. Of the shown deaths, Toothy is the last character to die in the first internet series (since The Mole is only shown in the bus in the end, but doesn't appear in part 2, which also has extra graves).
- This is one of the few episodes with no closing iris, as it just fades out and says "To be continued". The others are Treasure Those Idol Moments, Hello Dolly, Idol Curiosity and Double Whammy Part I.
- This is the first time The Mole and Mime die.
- This is one of the few episodes where Mime dies a slow death, compared to his other deaths, which are mostly instantaneous.
- This is the first time Sniffles survives. (Debatable, since he might have survived in Tongue Twister Trouble.)
- The color of the exterior of the bus is the exact same as Cuddles' body outline.
- When the bus falls off the cliff, Handy is making his signature scowl instead of screaming.
- This marks the only episode of Season 1 where they appear, in which Flaky, The Mole, Sniffles, and Toothy do not have starring roles.
- This is the last episode to air in the year 2001.
Cultural References[]
- The title is an expression of goodwill to someone who is leaving.
- Mime's death is similar to Marcello's death from 1000 Ways to Die, who is ironically a mime as well, except that he choked on a pickle, not a peanut.
Superlatives[]
- Cuddles' death is similar Giggles' death in Buns of Steal, his own death in Wingin' It, and Cub's death in Let It Slide.
- Mime's death is similar to Flaky's debatable death in The Chokes on You.
Production Notes[]
- The creators initially intended for this to be the final episode of the series, intentionally ending on a cliffhanger, but were surprised when they were asked to begin a second season of episodes.
- This is the last episode of the season to play at 8 frames per second, with increased framerate starting in the next episode.