Joe makes a Fiona Apple tribute video, singing and parodying the video for this song.

During phone sax with Peter, Lois first plays the theme song to 'L.A. Law'. She then uses her "other lips" to play the song 'You Can Call Me Al'.

During phone sax with Peter, Lois first plays the theme song to 'L.A. Law'. She then uses her "other lips" to play the song 'You Can Call Me Al'.

This song plays as Peter and Carter go shopping together, trying on robes.

The drill sergeant from Full Metal Jacket is referenced in this episode.

Mr. Pewterschmidt is shown watching Jeopardy!

The theme song to the series 'L.A. Law' plays during Peter's Phone Sax with Lois.

At the Oceanside Retirement community, each chair in the theater is equipped with a pause button, allowing the audience to stop any movie when they have a question. A Scooby-Doo reference is made when someone says, "Old man Withers owns the amusement park. Let's see who's really under there!" as the face of Old Man Withers is ripped off, revealing his skeleton, proving that he was not in fact wearing a mask (as is what generally took place at the end of the Scooby-Doo episodes.).

A cutaway scene shows the Super Friends accountant who is worried about all the damage they cause fighting crime.

Stewie is riding in the car with Lois' parents. Lois' mother says to Stewie "You like Tom and Jerry, do you dear? We'll dial it up when we get home." right before Carter crashes the car.

The title of this episode is a parody of the film series 'Grumpy Old Men'.