On The Next Arrested Development Gag: On the epilogue, Michael wakes up to another strange bedfellow after his first night at sea, and Maeby pitches her TV show to a Hollywood icon who says...

This episode, and the previous three episodes, aired as a four episode Season Finale.

This episode was originally entitled "Harboring Resentment".

First appearance of Justin Lee (Annyong Bluth) since "Amigos".

This episode was voted #29 on the Futon Critic's 50 Best Episodes of 2006 article.

Tobias: ...I-I’m afraid I’m going have to sell the Bluth shares and move on.
Michael: You can’t do that.
Tobias: They’re my shares.
Michael: No, I mean, you can’t spoon me like that.

Tobias: Although, perhaps I should call the “Hot Cops” and tell them to come up with something more nautically themed. Hot Sailors. Better yet, Hot Seam...
Michael: I like Hot Sailors.
Tobias: Hmm. Me, too.

Narrator: It was Arrested Development.

Narrator: But Lucille was not going peacefully.
Lucille: (to the Hot Sailors) You boys know how to shovel coal?
Narrator: I don’t even want to tell you what these guys thought that meant.

The SEC boat is labeled "Sheriff" on the side instead of SEC.

Visual: Ted's outfit

Ted, the Bluth Company employee, is dressed like Tom Cruise from the movie Risky Business.

Visual: Maeby's cab drives by a "Skating with Celebrities" banner

FOX's Skating With Celebrities replaced Arrested Development in its Monday timeslot.

(on the yacht)
Lucille: Oh, my God. It’s the SEC.
Buster: They still have boats?

The ending scene where the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) boards the boat to arrest George, Sr. parallels a similar scene from the "Pilot".

Visual: Hot Cops at the party as Hot Sailors

The Hot Cops first appeared in "Pier Pressure".

Jim Cramer: I love these guys! They beat the treason charges! We had it as a “Don’t buy.” Let’s bump it up to a “Risky!”

Jim Cramer first upgraded the Bluth Co. to "Don't buy" in "The Cabin Show".