First episode in its new Thursday night timeslot.

Ratings: 5.19 million viewers

Frank's hat reads "Hand Held."

Writer Robert Carlock was nominated for an Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series Emmy for his work in this episode.

Liz: I'm sorry, you're saying you want to use the show to sell stuff?
Jack: Look, uh, I know how this sounds.
Liz: No, come on, Jack. We're not doing that. We're not compromising the integrity of the show to sell–
Pete: Wow, this is Diet Snapple?
Liz: I know. It tastes just like regular Snapple, doesn't it?
Frank: You should try Plum-A-Granate. It's amazing.
Cerie: (faces the camera and holds up a Snapple) I only date guys who drink Snapple.

Liz: Look at the educational system in this country. We spend all this money in Iraq, but meanwhile, our inner-city graduation rates are lower than they are in the Sudan.
Pete: That doesn't sound right.
Liz: Maybe it was Sweden. (thinks) Maybe it was teen pregnancy. I gotta read more.

(Liz assures Jenna that her job is not in jeopardy)
Jenna: Oh, I'm not worried because I have something the other actors don't. A secret weapon.
Liz: (sighs) Don't say your sexuality.
Jenna: My sexuality.
Liz: Oh, God, Jenna. When has that ever worked?
Jenna: Uh, when has it not worked?

(about Jenna's failed attempts at using her sexuality to get ahead)
Jenna: Yeah, but this is different because I know Jack Donaghy. I know what he likes.
Liz: Yeah, so now you just have to make yourself ten years younger and Asian.

Tracy: (walking down the hall) I can't read! I sign my name with an "X"! I once tried to make mashed potatoes with laundry detergent! I think I voted for Nader! Nader!

Jack: (about being in the skit) I think I can do it.
Liz: No, you should definitely do it. It will be hilarious.
Jack: Well, that'd be a refreshing change of pace for the show, wouldn't it?

(Jack sits alone on the set of his sketch the night before its airing)
Jack: Lemon, I don't know how to do this.
Liz: I know.
Jack: (looks out the window) I don't get it. It's not the fear. I thrive on fear.
Liz: Yeah, you're lookin' out a fake window right now, by the way.
Jack: I bow-hunt polar bear. I once drove a rental car into the Hudson just to practice escaping.

Jack: Lemon, I need your help.
Liz: Really, Jack Donaghy needs my–
Jack: Don't gloat. It makes you seem man-ish.

Liz: Any dumb-dumb can act, Jack, so be a man and get it done.
Jack: If you were any other woman on earth, I would be turned on right now.

Tracy: "That's the subtle racism of lowered expectations." Bing Crosby said that.
Liz: No, Bill Cosby said that.
Tracy: That's racist.

(Liz hands Jack the script changes for his sketch)
Jack: Lemon, these pages are blank.
(Liz flips them over)
Jack: Oh. Never mind. Withdrawn!

Jack: Don't be cute, Lemon. You're too old for that.

(during the cop-buddy movie)
Tracy: I'm getting too old for this.

The line "I'm getting too old for this" was often used in the Lethal Weapon series of movies.

Frank's friend in accounting is named Lando Calrissian, which is a character from Star Wars.