Title Reference
- It is a reference to Aaron, Janice's narcoleptic, evangelical boyfriend, who asks Jackie Jr. if he has heard "the good news, He is risen" (of Jesus Christ's resurrection).
- Could be taken as an ironic reference to Gigi's death, or a more literal one to Ralphie's rise to captain.
- This episode originally aired on Easter Sunday.
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