There's a reason this show became a Cult Classic with older people.
- "Frenching With Freakazoid" (a segment about learning phrases in French). Not to mention that the phrase being taught was "qui a coupé le fromage?"... or "who cut the cheese?"
- There was also a pretty funny exchange between Freakazoid and Cosgrove.Freakazoid: "Hey Cosgrove, how come you never got married?"Cosgrove: "Because I like meat too much."Freakazoid: "Y'know, you could be married and still eat a lot of meat."Cosgrove: (beat) "I didn't know that."
- The scene with Handman and his wife is one of the very few instances where a show got away with an implied sex scene!
- Freakazoid exclaiming "That's Uranus!" while showing the planet.
- From the same episode (with Mo-Ron in the segments) the first opening of the episode has many dignitaries congratulating Freakazoid on disarming a nuclear bomb. The two dignitaries, Princess Diana and Sharon Stone make subtle hints and advances on Freakazoid only to end up having a Cat Fight in the end. Also, this diaologue between the two.
Princess Diana: And on behalf of the United Kingdom I want to personally thank you Freakazoid. In a very personal way if you catch my drift.Sharon Stone: Yeah! Well cool your jets Princess and wait your turn. He's taken!Freakazoid: Sharon!Princess Diana: Why you tramp!Sharon Stone: Who you calling a tramp? You stuck up little-Princess Diana: How dare you!
* Both proceed to beat the crap out of each other* - From "The Wrath of Gutierrez":Gutierrez: "If I don't have a phone line lickety-split, I shall squeeze you, and I shall keep on squeezing you until your man juices run dry!"Guard: "Ew."
- In "Next Time, Phone Ahead", there is a scene where Freakazoid demonstrates to Mo-Ron (renamed Bo-Ron) that eating carrots gives you X-ray vision. They are looking at the bone structure of their own hands during the scene, but Steff briefly appears in the background before looking worried and immediately leaving.
- From "The Chip", after Dexter receives the Pinnacle chip as a Christmas present:Dexter: "Can I go put it in?"Mrs. Douglas: "Okay, hon, but only in your computer."
- Longhorn's origin story is that he was originally a factory worker who had a surgeon make him into a bull-man to help him avoid the police after a big crime spree. The narrator specifically says he's a human steer. Problem: Steers are castrated. Either the writers or that doctor really buggered that one up.
