Episode Notes
- This episode was originally going to be titled "The Cake Parties".
- Jason Alexander performed his own stunt in this episode, actually diving out of the path of an oncoming truck and being showered with the shrapnel of the crushed Frogger machine as the truck ran it over. He later recounted that two large and heavy pieces of paneling from the side of the game landed uncomfortably close to his head during the shooting of this scene.
- Most of scenes deleted from this episode involved Kramer attracting a new "long distance" girlfriend; this carries over to the next episode "The Maid".
- The "get well, get well soon" song has the same tune as Corkey Buchek's "Bing-Bang Song," interpreted by Borat in his film Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan, directed by Larry Charles.
- Drake Bell and Jason Alexander reunite in A Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up, Timmy Turner!. However, they did not film any scenes together since Alexander's scenes are superimposed.
- On December 27, 2010, a man in Clemson, SC, was hospitalized after being hit by an SUV trying to play "real life" Frogger.
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