Felipe Ibañez

Trivias

+Gary Trendel, the guy who calls Meredith about their pact, is voiced by Paul Lieberstein who also stars as Toby Flenderson.
+Michael Scott's ringtone for his cell phone is the tune of "My Humps" by The Black Eyed Peas.
+When they think the branch is closing, Meredith tells Michael that she knows he's seeing someone, but she's still willing to sleep with him. When Michael's affair with Donna is revealed, she is adamant that she's never "cheated on or been used to cheat with."
+When the final get-together for the employees is being planned, the restaurants mentioned are all fictional except for Cooper's. Cooper's was voted the area's best seafood restaurant and was also visited by Brian Baumgartner (Kevin) and Angela Kinsey (Angela) in 2006. Cooper's is located at 701 N. Washington Ave in Scranton.

Spoilers
When Meredith answers the phone after Creed says how much he made from selling company computers, she clearly says, "Deremith Palmer."

Goofs

Character error
+When Jim and Jan are in Josh's office, Jan leaves angrily and says, as she passes Jim Halpert, "Excuse me, John." John Krazinksi plays Jim Halpert in the show, so she accidentally called him by his real name.
+When Michael and Dwight prepare to meet with David Wallace, Michael states that 15 people will be out of work. At the time, only 13 people work in that branch's office, some of whom will be kept on. However it has been shown repeatedly that Michael is very bad with numbers.

Trivias

Jim's yearbook photo is actually John Krasinski's real life yearbook picture.
In this episode Michael is obesseed with pulling a gun during scenes in his improv class. Steve Carrel says that this was inspired by a former student who, in his own improv days, always used to pull a gun during scenes.
After Michael's Improv class, he overhears the group is going to Bernie's. That would be Bernie's Tavern, 1902 Jackson St. in West Side (Scranton).
In this episode, Michael talks about his days in college. In the episode "The Fire", Micheal admits that he never went to college.
In Jim's room you can see a guitar on the other side of the bed, in a later Episode Jim makes an avatar for "second life" that has a guitar on his back. Pam askes Jim if he really plays guitar and Jim tries to steer the conversation in the different direction saying no he doesn't.
Jim's roommate is named Mark.

Spoilers
First episode where Dwight and Angela are together.
Jim's girlfriend, Katy, played by Amy Adams, is mentioned (somewhat negatively) in passing by Jim, leading Pam to believe the two have broken-up. A few episodes later, in "The Office": The Office: Booze Cruise (2006), Jim does exactly that.

The sixth episode, "Moaning Lisa," is about how Lisa gets depressed about problems around her and she meets a jazz man, Bleeding Murphy. Meanwhile, Homer and Bart engage in a video game wrestling competition that usually has Homer losing. But, Homer may be out for revenge....

Trivias

+First appearances of: Ralph Wiggum, Jacqueline Bouvier (Marge's Mother), Mr. Largo, Bleeding Gums Murphy.
+The idea for it was suggested by James L. Brooks, who wanted to do an episode where Lisa was sad but she did not know why. The writers also felt that they had done several "jokey" episodes on the show and wanted to try something new that was "really emotional and sweet".
+Bleeding Gums Murphy and Lisa are playing their saxophones on the same bridge that Homer tried to kill himself on in The Simpsons: Homer's Odyssey (1990).
+Bart's sentence: I will not instigate revolution.
+The title comes from the painting entitled "Mona Lisa" or "La Gioconda" by Leonardo da Vinci executed in the 16th century which now is residing in the Louvre in Paris.
+The song Lisa sings in this episode later reappeared in expanded form on The Simpsons Sing the Blues CD.
+Sofa gag: Maggie pops out, Marge catches her.
+Bart's phone prank to Moe's Tavern: Jacques Strap.
+The original idea for this episode came from James L. Brooks who wanted to do this episode clear back in the days of Taxi (1978). The idea was that Alex would be sad for some unknown reason, but the script never came to be.
+Some of the video games that can be seen at the arcade: Time Waster, Freeway, Pac-Rat, Eat My Shorts, Nuclear Disaster, Robert Goulet Destroyer, Escape from Grandma's House, Itchy vs. Scratchy.
+Lisa brushes with Glum Toothpaste.
+The designs of the boxers in the video game Homer and Bart play were loosely based on Homer and Bart and the referee in the game was based on a character from Matt Groening's Life in Hell comic strip.

Trivias

When Gus has to make up an excuse to get into Doreen/Alice's house so Shawn can snoop around, Gus uses the Mrs. Pickles gig that first was mentioned in season 1 episode 3 "Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Piece" In 1.3 Shawn uses that excuse to get Gus out of work and says that next time, Mrs. Pickles is going to have kittens.

Last appearance of Isaah Brown as young Gus.

Shawn tells the sorority girls that Gus played Bud in The Cosby Show (1984). Dulé Hill never played Bud, but did have a part in She's All That (1999). His character in that film was parodied in Not Another Teen Movie (2001) by Deon Richmond, who did play Kenny in 'The Cosby Show'.

The first instance of Shawn saying "I've heard it both ways."

Juliet tells Shawn and Gus that the sorority girls are staying at the Omega Mu's, a reference to revenge of the nerds' all girls sorority
Was inspired by one of the filming locations for the series pilot.

Troy Rudolph, who played the Doctor that tells Henry what room Sherry is in, was also an Assistant Director on the show's first season.

Shawn tells the sorority girls that Gus played 'Bud' on 'The Cosby Show.' Interestingly enough Gus' mother is played by Phyllicia Rashad who played the mother on 'The Cosby Show' (though not Bud's mother, of course.)

Both Chelan Simmons (Bianca) and Katrina Bowden (uncredited Coed) would later feature in "Tucker and Dale Vs Evil," a 2010 movie that plays on slasher film tropes and stereotypes.

After Gus gets his foot stuck in an old matress at Whispy Sunny Pines, Shawn tells him to "Wiggle your big toe." This is a reference to Kill Bill Volume 1.

Shawn tells the sorority girls that Gus (Dulé Hill) played Bud on The Cosby Show. While Hill never played Bud or starred on The Cosby Show, he did star in an episode of Cosby (1996).

*A cool story with great animation and voice acting.*

Honestly, I put off watching this because I didn't feel like I would enjoy it so much. I was proved wrong. Right from the start, the fresh animation of this film along with the brilliant editing and voice acting had me engaged. Though the plot is pretty flat and for kids, the concept is pretty new (in that it hasn't been totally overdone), dealing in robotics which allowed them to show some cool stuff. But the story being from Disney, did have moments of it being 'too easy' as well as a few stock characters but it wasn't such a big deal. The story was told well, and wasn't cheesy or boring at all. The freshness of the voices and the animation really put this film together.

The connection between the voices and animation really showed on screen the chemistry between the characters, and this worked to gain the sympathy of the viewer's at certain scenes. I thought that was well done, the characters were developed well in relation to each other. And I know I keep saying this, but I just really like the animation, and the effects. Baymax is so cute, and the other character's have a kind of Asian feel to them. It's also quite cool how the animated characters almost always resemble the actors voicing them (I guess this is intentional).

However, watching the trailer again, I notice that they miss some of the scenes out. I mean if you put it in the trailer, you've got to put it in the film! I would've liked to have seen the scene with Baymax and the soccer ball.

My Score 8/10.