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* The department store is a reference to the jewelry chain {{wp|Tiffany & Co.}} | * The department store is a reference to the jewelry chain {{wp|Tiffany & Co.}} | ||
* {{Delia}}'s pose as everyone arrives in [[Hollywood]] is a reference to a famous pose by {{wp|Marilyn Monroe}} in the 1955 romantic comedy film ''{{wp|The Seven Year Itch}}''. | * {{Delia}}'s pose as everyone arrives in [[Hollywood]] is a reference to a famous pose by {{wp|Marilyn Monroe}} in the 1955 romantic comedy film ''{{wp|The Seven Year Itch}}''. | ||
* ''That Darn Meowth!'' references two classic Hollywood movies: its title references the 1965 film ''{{wp|That Darn Cat!}}'', and the young couple on the scooter represents {{wp|Gregory Peck}} and {{wp|Audrey Hepburn}} in the 1953 romantic comedy film ''{{wp|Roman Holiday}}''. | * ''That Darn Meowth!'' [[List of references to popular culture in Pokémon|references]] two classic Hollywood movies: its title references the 1965 film ''{{wp|That Darn Cat!}}'', and the young couple on the scooter represents {{wp|Gregory Peck}} and {{wp|Audrey Hepburn}} in the 1953 romantic comedy film ''{{wp|Roman Holiday}}''. | ||
* This episode can be found on the fourth [[Game Boy Advance Video]] Pokémon [[ROM cartridge|Game Pak]]. | * This episode can be found on the fourth [[Game Boy Advance Video]] Pokémon [[ROM cartridge|Game Pak]]. | ||
* The license plate number found on [[Meowzie]]'s owner's car is ''052-NYA''. Meowth's [[National Pokédex]] number is 052, and its Japanese name is ニャース '''''Nya'''rth''. "Nya" is also the Japanese onomatopoeia for the sound a cat makes, and its English equivalent is "meow". | * The license plate number found on [[Meowzie]]'s owner's car is ''052-NYA''. Meowth's [[National Pokédex]] number is 052, and its Japanese name is ニャース '''''Nya'''rth''. "Nya" is also the Japanese onomatopoeia for the sound a cat makes, and its English equivalent is "meow". | ||