Art Appreciation/Trivia

Trivia

This is the second episode that is focusing on art.
- The first episode was the Season 1 episode "Adventures in Art".
This episode holds the record for the shortest credit sequence in the series.
- On top of that, the credits for this episode were 24 seconds long.
  - Split-screen airings have longer credits.
And since the credits was so short, no one appeared in the credits except Blue with the ball when the book closes.
This was the first episode where Steve is seen wearing his tan shoes.
- He wears them again in later episodes.
This is the first episode to show what the viewer looks like in Steve's point of view, using only art.
When the girl says "No a clue!" It sounds like she is frustrated.
Steve asked the string (the second clue) to pose as he drew it in the notebook.
Three pawprints were seen for the third clue.
- This marks the last episode to feature a clue with more than one pawprint.
This episodes video letter takes place at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the statue in the video is "Man in the Open Air" by Elie Nadelman.}
Joyce Raimondo, who appeared in the video letter served as the content consultant for this episode.
In the Kevin version, The music clip in the credits is heard from Blue Is Frustrated.
The voice of the Line Man from the painting called Waiting by Diane Ong was a guest performance by Ricky Gervais (uncredited).