Casting
This is the last episode in which Judith Light (Claire Meade) and Christopher Gorham (Henry) were credited as also starring. From Season Two onwards they became full-time series regulars.
Arap Bethke, who played Antonio in the previous episode, is credited, but does not appear, in this episode.
Kristin Chenoweth and Ana Ortiz worked together before in Chenoweth's short lived sitcom, Kristin, but they did not appear on-screen together in this episode.
Juliette Goglia, who appeared in this episode, would return as a recurring regular in the second season.
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