Easter Eggs
- Click on the nameless e-mail to bring up a box of No-Name Brand E-mails
- Click on The Cheat at the end to bring up Ilko's head moving from left to right, with his mouth opening and shutting, along with the rhythm of a train bell sound
- Click on the floppy disks on the left to bring up a demo tape:
- Coach Z & Bubs's Demo Tape
- "the two-o duo"
- {Singing}
- COACH Z: Well we're good friends.
- BUBS: But don't you steal my napkins.
- COACH Z: I got fresh jams.
- BUBS: But I get all the royalties.
- {Talking}
- COACH Z: I never agreed to that.
Fun Facts
- Bubs' keytar is a Yamaha SHS-10 keytar.
- The name "Mike Control" is apparently a reference to the notion of a "microphone controller", one possible expansion of the abbrevation MC (as in MC Hammer).
- The "potate" bag is from morning routine
- Apparently, Strong Bad says the titles of video games when he's asleep, which is also in morning routine, and it has also made an appearance in the bet.
- The game Strong Bad says in his sleep is "Super Contra", an insanely difficult sidescrolling shooter arcade game. It was released on the NES under the title "Super C". He also might also be referring to "Contra III: The Alien Wars" for the Super Nintendo, recently remade for the Game Boy Advance.
- This time, the disk in the Floppy Disk Container on the desk says [Bushido]. This is a fighting game from 1983.
- The Cheat's fake ID might be a reference to the Pokédex description of Pokémon. (HT, WT, TYPE).
- The word "kid" was also used as part of the Thnikkaman's catch phrase in the monument email.
- The word "miner" on The Cheat's ID might be a mispelled "minor", as in someone under 18.
For a discussion on some of these fun facts and how they have been handled, see
[this forum thread]. Please check it out before further editing