Bunny says to her sister Hildy, "Remember when we used to lie in bed on rainy nights and call to each other when we were kids?" This detail was inspired by the writer Earl Hamner Jr. and his seven younger siblings calling out to each other every night when they were children. It later served as the inspiration for the Walton children bidding each other goodnight at the end of every episode of The Waltons (1972), which was created by Hamner.
The headline of Bud's newspaper, the Daily Bulletin Sports, reads "Jockey Banned from All U.S. Tracks." This newspaper was a prop created for the earlier episode The Last Night of a Jockey (1963).
Harold Gould is the uncredited radio announcer towards the end of the episode. Earlier in this season, he played General Larabee in
Probe 7, Over and Out (1963).