This is the second of two episodes in which Haley's parents are seen throughout the series, the first being "The Desperate Kingdom of Love".

Jimmy James: You can drive at 16, go to war at 18, drink at 21 and retire at 65. Who can say what age you have to be to find your true love?

Brooke: Okay, pink booties or blue?
Haley: Brooke, I'm not pregnant.
Brooke: No, you see the only way this isn't totally screwed up is if you're knocked up.

Haley: 10 minutes in the elevator?
Nathan: How 'bout right here?

Dan: Have you ever seen the sky so blue?
Deb: It’s a nice day.
Dan: They’re all nice.

Nathan: Three questions. You ready?
Lucas: Was that your first one?

Haley: What do I have to do, pee on a stick?
Brooke: Um, if that's your kicks. Do I know what we're talking about?
Haley: Brooke, I am not pregnant. Look. It's a birth control patch. I've had it for weeks.
Brooke: So it really is just about love?
Haley: Yeah. What other reason do I need?

Near the beginning of the episode, Lucas is listening to his iPod while at the river court. In a later scene, Keith comes over to Karen's to tell her that Lucas left his iPod in his truck.

The birth date that is on the large ID cutout is different than the birth date listed on Karen's fake ID that she throws away near the end of the episode.

The address on the fake IDs have a zip code that begins with 019 on it. 019 is the beginning of zip codes in the Massachusetts area, not North Carolina.

Episode Title: The Truth Doesn't Make A Noise

"The Truth Doesn't Make A Noise" is the title of a song by "The White Stripes" from their album, De Stijl.

Haley: Excellent right back at you, Bill.

Haley is quoting a line from the 1989 film Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.

Guest star Huey Lewis is best known for his musical career as part of the band, Huey Lewis & the News. Casting Huey Lewis in this role further reinforces the emphasis that One Tree Hill puts on the music and musical references used in the series. The series has featured several musical guests, several songs per episode, episode titles that reflect songs and albums, and characters that have deep interest in music.