- Acting for Two: In "Death By the Numbers", Burr plays artist Carlton Duffy as well as Ironside. In the end credits Duffy is billed As Himself.
- Colbert Bump: Quentin Tarantino using part of the opening theme in Kill Bill has resulted in it being known as the "Kill Bill whistle" (although the opening notes were actually played on a synthesizer).
- Completely Different Title: Named Der Chef (The Boss) in Germany.
- Directed by Cast Member: Raymond Burr directed "Achilles' Heel" and "Nightmare Trip."
- Fake American: What with the star being Canadian.
- Real-Life Relative: Judy Pace, who was married in real life to series co-star Don Mitchell, appeared in the final season episode "Fall of an Angel".
- Tyop on the Cover: In "The Man Who Believed", the name of guest character Samantha Dain is misspelled as "Samantha Dian" onscreen.
- Underage Casting: In "No Motive for Murder," James Shigeta plays George Takei's father, despite being less than eight years older than him.
- What Could Have Been: Quincy Jones originally intended to score the entire series, but only scored the Pilot Movie and two subsequent episodes although he co-wrote two original songs for the first season.
- Written by Cast Member: Don Galloway co-wrote "Seeing Is Believing" with Charles Nicholls, a Clear My Name episode for Ed Brown.
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