| Blair Warner |    | Character from the television show ``Facts of Life`` |
| Britney Spears | | Peter morphs into Britney Spears during this episode. Britney Spears being the popular American pop singer. |
| Catherine Zeta-Jones | | Catherine Zeta-Jones (Britain's most hated celebrity) is at the Hollywood party. |
| Dateline | | Weekly evening info-tainment news program. Known for ``special reports`` that play off of it`s viewer`s emotions. |
| Dharma and Greg | | The canned laughter that Stewie is using at the start of the episode comes from Dharma and Greg. |
| Disney World | | The family go to Disney World. |
| Emily Dickinson | | Famous 19th century poet. |
| Facts of Life | | Popular 80s television show about housekeeper Mrs. Garret who takes a job as schoolkeeper at a school for young women. |
| Fantastic 4 | | The second part is clearly a reference to the Fantastic 4 |
| Gene Shalit | | Gene Shalit is a frequent contributor to NBC News’ "Today" program. |
| Goldie Hawn | | Famous actress that played the ``Sock it to me girl`` on 60s variety show ``Rowan & Martin`s Laugh-In.`` |
| HMO | | An HMO (Health Maintenance Organization) is a type of health insurance provider that is notoriously picky regarding what types of medical procedures it will aprove. |
| Hollywood | | Peter discovers that all the waste and sewerage gets sent to Hollywood. |
| Justin Timberlake | | Lead singer in the group N`Sync. |
| Kelly Ripa | | Ex-Soap opera star. Replaced Kathy Lee Gifford as co-host of day-time talk show ``LIVE with Regis and Kelly`` in early 2001. |
| Learning Annex | | A sort of club that hosts classes and lectures from celebrities. The cover topics from buisness to acting to comedy. |
| Lymphoma | | A type of cancer that attacks the lymphatic system. |
| Martini | | The super fast Brian keeps stealing the woman's Martini (one of Brian's favorite drinks). |
| Mary Worth | | A comic strip soap opera with weekly publications. One of the longest running comics in history having started in 1938. |
| Michael Douglas | | Famous American actor. Recently married to his significantly younger bride, Cathrine Zeta-Jones. |
| Michael Eisner | | Chairman and CEO of Walt Disney Productions |
| Michael Winslow | | The voice guy from the Police Academy films appears in the episode. |
| Mrs Garret's bosum | | Reference to Mrs Garret's bosum is made, Mrs Garret being from the classic Facts of Life show from 1979. |
| N'Sync | | The boy band N'Sync are playing Quahog |
| Pro Wrestler Goldberg | | Pro Wrestler Goldberg guest voices as the guy who threatens the boneless Peter in the first part of this episode. |
| Red Badge of Courage | | Famous novel about the civil-war. |
| Scooby Doo | | The Scooby Doo gang are in the haunted house. |
| Sepsis | | Medical term for the reaction by the immune system to trauma to internal organs. Ranges from inflamation to death. |
| Seseame Street | | Brian and Peter are watching the Count count bats. |
| Silly Putty | | This weird clay substance popular with kids is mentioned by Chris as a likeness to his boneless father. |
| Superheros | | The concept of superheros such as those from the Marvel / DC comics is made in this episode. |
| The Little Rascals | | A clear reference to this 1950's television show. |
| The Newlywed Game | | A popular 60`s daytime game show. Newly married couples tried to answer questions to see which couple knew the most about their partners. |
| The Queen of England | | |
| The View | | A daytime talk show geared towards women. |
| Toblerone | | N'Sync are eating Toblerone. |
| Troll Dolls | | Peter uses his morphing ability to turn into a toy troll that was very popular in the sixties. They made somewhat of a comeback again in the early nineties. |
| X-Men | | Meg's ability to grow her fingernails echoes Wolverine's adamantium claws. Of course, like most things about Meg, it's inferior to everything else. |
