Easter Eggs
- Click on "YO Yo" to see a Strong Bad yo-yo.
- Click on "The DJ Solarous" to see a flyer for a DJ event. "Don't tell the cops!!"
- Click on "Homestar" at the end to see more of him crying.
- Transcript:
- {Homestar is still bawling.}
- HOMESTAR: Ohh, Tenderfoot! Can you tell me what to do with myself? I feel like I'm at a crossroads, and there's like, a Denny's on one corner, and an IHOP on the other!
- {Homestar is kneeling over the Tenderfoot drawing.}
- HOMESTAR: Can you give me some sound financial advice?
- {Homestar is laying on the ground again.}
- HOMESTAR: Tenderfoot, can you help advise me on my future?
- Click on "Li'l Brudder" at the end to see Li'l Brudder falling off his one leg.
Fun Facts
- The DJ flyer is a reference to an easter egg in techno for The Cheat's light-switch rave.
- On the DJ flyer, "the DJ from Roseanne" is a reference to a television show titled "[Roseanne]" where a character named "David Jacob 'D. J.' Conner" was played by actor Michael Fishman. This has happened before with the flyer for The Cheat's light-switch rave, where DJ from Full House was supposed to arrive.
- When Li'l Brudder falls over, his leg makes the same sound that Homsar does when he walks and Strong Bad as Lil' Brudder sounds a lot like Strong Bad doing Homsar in The Strong Bad Email "Interview".
- It also is the sound of the jetpacks on the cartoon of Mr Shmallow's Fluffy Puff Air Puff Sugar Delights.
- "Don't cry for me the Cheatentina" is a reference to the song "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" from Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Evita".
- Little Brother is the name of the dog in Mulan.
- I really don't think they meant to do that.
- [Canberra] - Australia's capital city and is situated between the country's two largest and rival cities, Melbourne and Sydney.
- Also note Strong Bad's horrible mispronunciation of Canberra.
- How's it pronounced, then?
- Can-bear-ahh or, like the locals pronounce it: Can-bur-ahh. I know because that's where I live, seriously.
- Come on, can-bear-uh, can-bear-ahh, not THAT different. Po-tay-to, po-tah-to.
- Can-brra, kind of like if it was in England it'd be Canborough.
- Strong Bad puts too much emphasis on the second syllable. It's hardly meant to be pronounced, the emphasis is meant to be on the "can". Can-brra.
- "I can make it on my own" might be a reference to the easter egg in invisibility, where the tossed-out Tandy 400 says it.
- When homestar asks tendafoot for some financial advice in an easter egg might be a reference to Decemberween Kid's book
- When Homestar is rolling around on the ground, you get to see the tread on his shoes, which no longer has a star on it like it did in Marshmellow's Last Stand
- At the start of the e-mail, Strong Bad says "This whole e-mail hinges on the decision I make...". About a second later his tone of voice abruptly changes and his head jumps from the lower center section of the Compy screen to the middle left section of the Compy screen. What meaning this might have is currently unknown. It's easiest to notice the abrupt head movement if you view the e-mail frame by frame starting at or a bit before Strong Bad say's "I make".
- Strong Bad is just moving his head. That's it. He's done it in the previous email and others before that.