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* '''''[[Wikipedia:Salem witch trials|Salem Witch Trials]]''''' - The episode's plot is based on the Salem Witch Trails from 1962 to 1963; which was the chase of people supposedly being involved in witchcraft.
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* '''''[[Wikipedia:Salem witch trials|Salem Witch Trials]]''''' - The episode's plot is based on the Salem Witch Trails from 1692 to 1693; which was the chase of people supposedly being involved in witchcraft.
 
* '''''{{W|Monty Python and the Holy Grail}}''''' - The logic used to accuse the duck is a shoutout to one part of the mvoie.
 
* '''''{{W|Monty Python and the Holy Grail}}''''' - The logic used to accuse the duck is a shoutout to one part of the mvoie.
   

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Trivia

  • This episode shows the ancestors of Denzel Crocker and The Mayor, but it's not the first time that the ancestors of characters are shown. In "Odd Odd West", A.J.'s, Chester's, Sanjay's, Elmer's, and Vicky's ancestors are seen.
  • It is revealed here that witches can block fairy magic.
  • If Alden Bitterroot is indeed an ancestor of Denzel Crocker, that would mean Crocker has witch blood in him. It is unknown if he has "witch powers" like Bitterroot as he's never demonstrated them in the show.
  • This is the first episode of the series where Jason Marsden provides the voice of Chester instead of Frankie Muniz, although he did voice him in Abra-Catastrophe! before this point.
  • Dale Dimm is apparently thought by many people to be a myth since there was apparently no actual proof he existed. This was changed when Timmy was able to take a picture of Dale Dimm and the rest of the Colonial people together holding a sign that welcomes people to Dimmsdale. This picture was then show to A.J. as shown in Timmy's float.
  • This episode (along with its partner episode, Kung Timmy) rarely air in reruns for unknown reasons.
  • This episode is included in the VHS and DVD, Scary GodParents (DVD and VHS).
  • Apparently people in the present have always believed that Alden Bitteroot was a big muscular Pilgrim that got rid of actual witches and didn't realize he was just a Pilgrim version of Mr. Crocker until Timmy found out about that when he went back to when Dimmsdale was found.
  • The title of this episode is the exact same title of an episode of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? Coincidentally, both involve witches.

Allusions

  • Salem Witch Trials - The episode's plot is based on the Salem Witch Trails from 1692 to 1693; which was the chase of people supposedly being involved in witchcraft.
  • Monty Python and the Holy Grail - The logic used to accuse the duck is a shoutout to one part of the mvoie.

Goofs

  • Dimmsdale is in California, which wasn't settled until sometime in the 1700s. Also, during the year that Timmy and his godparents travel to (1665), California was under the control of the Spanish (from Spain) rather than the British (from England).
    • Also, California didn't become an official state until September 9th of 1850, and became a state largely because of the California Gold Rush (which happened from 1848 to 1855).

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