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*A VHS of the same name was released in November 1999 that contained this episode, "[[Bug a Boogie]]", "[[Booty and the Beast]]", and "[[Ape-Nesia]]" spliced together.{{ref needed}} | *A VHS of the same name was released in November 1999 that contained this episode, "[[Bug a Boogie]]", "[[Booty and the Beast]]", and "[[Ape-Nesia]]" spliced together.{{ref needed}} | ||
**During this version of the episode, the song "Pirate's Scorn" from "Booty and the Beast" is played. | **During this version of the episode, the song "Pirate's Scorn" from "Booty and the Beast" is played. | ||
*A running gag throughout this episode is Kaptain Skurvy having the same conversation with different people (to the point where he | *A running gag throughout this episode is Kaptain Skurvy having the same conversation with different people (to the point where he is heard shortening it by only saying snippets of it accompanied with several "yadda, yadda, yadda"s.) | ||
*During the song "Tell Me Everything," Donkey Kong mentions having an autographed picture of ([his] idol) King Kong (who is supposed to be a fictional character, even in the overall [[Mario (franchise)|''Mario'' franchise]]), tickets to the Dingling Bros. (parody of Ringling Bros.) Circus Show, and ''Planet of the Apes'' trading cards. | *During the song "Tell Me Everything," Donkey Kong mentions having an autographed picture of ([his] idol) King Kong (who is supposed to be a fictional character, even in the overall [[Mario (franchise)|''Mario'' franchise]]), tickets to the Dingling Bros. (parody of Ringling Bros.) Circus Show, and ''Planet of the Apes'' trading cards. | ||
*Kaptain Skurvy at one point says "May he rot in Hell." in regards to his great-great-great grandfather while retorting the idea of Donkey Kong being the future ruler of Kongo Bongo. This is one of the few instances of an expletive being used in not only the show, but the overall franchise. | *Kaptain Skurvy at one point says "May he rot in Hell." in regards to his great-great-great grandfather while retorting the idea of Donkey Kong being the future ruler of Kongo Bongo. This is one of the few instances of an expletive being used in not only the show, but the overall franchise. | ||