Blaze is seen wearing his police outfit from Officer Blaze in the police story. In addition, Crusher and Pickle have their own police outfits.
This is one of the few episodes where Crusher plays with Blaze rather than compete with him.
This episode aired as the final new episode of Mighty Heroes Month on Nick Jr. on Nick. It was followed by two new Paw Patrol: Mighty Pups, Charged Up Mini Missions.
Despite being promoted, the superhero scene was only for the last third of the episode.
This is the second episode with no travel song or STEM song after Animal Island.
This is the second time Crusher is seen sleeping/taking a nap. The other times were in Cake-tastrophe! and Truck Rangers.
This is also the first time Pickle is seen sleeping and the third time in the series where someone sleeps.
Throughout the cowboy story, it is unknown if AJ wore any type of headgear or not, because the top of his head was always obscured by Blaze's hat.
Not counting the instrumental of Police Anthem, this is the first episode of the series without any type of song.
Although Baby Gherkin reappears, this is the first time she is actually addressed as Pickle's sister, as she wasn't referred to as such in The Pickle Family Campout.
Running Gags[]
Whenever Crusher introduces his alter ego in the story, he always slips before finishing his lines after ending up dizzy.
Allusions[]
Crusher's powers in the Superhero story is a reference to Invincibubble from The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water. The suit designs are also similar.
The tunnel segment in the cowboy story is very similar to the tunnel segment in the Little Einsteins episode "Go West Young Train".
Goofs[]
When AJ says, "Do you hear the cow in that tunnel?" the captions list "do" as "can".
When Blaze says "Nope, that's a monkey," there is a comma despite being the end of his sentence.
