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Trivia

  • After wishing herself into a slacker, Chloe wishes for bacon on multiple occasions. However in a later episode, Which is Wish, she is revealed to be a vegetarian. Based off of her parent's reaction to seeing her (actually Timmy in her body) eat meat in that episode, this could indicate she's only is a vegetarian to please her parents, hence why she is okay with eating it when she's not stressing out.
  • This is the nineteenth episode since his introduction in Fairly Odd Baby in which Poof does not appear.
  • While Chloe was still in her slacker form, Cosmo wasn't feeling comfortable translating one of her grunts due to her using "salty language". This could indicate that Cosmo is bothered by "profanity", even if it's just grunts.

Allusions

  • The Lion King - A large elephant skull is seen in the background when Chloe feeds the hyenas, as a reference to the Elephant Graveyard. The three hyenas in the episode are also likely references to the characters Shenzi, Banzai and Ed.
  • The Hunchback of Notre Dame - After Crocker's hideous transformation, he climbs to the top of the school and rings a large bell, referencing a popular scene from the 1996 Disney film.

Running Gags

  • Timmy blowing an air horn at Chloe whenever she gets worked up.
  • Chloe only speaking in unintelligible grunts after wishing herself into a slacker, which Cosmo was the only one able to understand them.
    • Cosmo and Wanda are the only ones able to decipher what she is saying to grant her wishes.


Continuity & Easter Eggs

  • Chloe using "profanity", in the form of grunts, is similar to how Poof in The Terrible Twosome used "profanity", in the form of his name.
    • Similarly, someone was bothered by the usage of said "profanity". In this case, it was Cosmo, while Wanda was the one to be bothered by Poof's "profanity".

Goofs

  • In this episode, it is revealed that Cosmo is allergic to peaches but in Love at First Bark, he doesn't have a problem with peaches.
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