Fridge Brillance
- The title for the "Freaky Friday" Flip episode "Lloyd Changes His Mind" is particularly brilliant because not only does Lloyd literally change his mind via body-swapping, he metaphorically changes his mind or opinion on his younger sister. (At least for the episode, since Status Quo Is God and all)
- The name Horton means 'dirt' or 'mud'. This could reference Eddie being the Token Human, whose homeplanet just so happens to be covered in quite a lot of dirt and mud. If the show ever went full into the depths of Fantastic Racism with humans, it could also show how to some people, Eddie's kind is seen as equal to or lesser than dirt.
Fridge Horror
- In 'Commander Lloyd', had the cloud of gas not only frozen the adults in Intrepidville but the children as well, it's insanely likely that Lloyd and his friends would have been affected and stuck floating through the vacuum of space, considering they were outside of the station when it hit. But since none of the adults were aware of what was happening until the effects wore off since, as Station put it, their brains were 'put to sleep', Lloyd and the others wouldn't suffer from And I Must Scream.
- How secure IS Station, anyway? And how much control does he have over Intrepidville? If someone with malicious intent hijacked him, could they cause Intrepidville to implode in on itself, killing most, if not everyone, on board?
- It's been shown that Francine is perfectly capable of blowing somebody's head up, particularly Lloyd's. While it's mentioned that she has threatened him with this multiple times, she would never do it on purpose. But accidentally? All it would take would be her getting ticked off by Lloyd (or even one of his friends, considering they butt heads with her just as much as Lloyd does...) so significantly that she doesn't realize what she's doing until it's too late and the damage has been done.
