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Trivia: Steven Hill is often credited as an original cast member, even though he did not appear in the pilot.

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The Defector - S3-E10

Trivia: Data's performance of Henry V was based, in part, on the 1989 film by Kenneth Branagh. In 1980, Patrick Stewart appeared in the TV movie Hamlet, Prince of Denmark with Derek Jacobi, who in turn appeared with Branagh in Henry V.

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Trivia: At the Academy Awards, Cate Blanchett became the first Oscar winner to win her award for playing another Oscar winner.

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Trivia: This was the first Bond film since Live and Let Die that did not feature Q, and was the first Bond film that did not feature Miss Moneypenny.

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The Wink - S7-E4

Trivia: In reference to (the real) George Steinbrenner's habit of hiring and firing Billy Martin as the Yankees' manager, in one scene Steinbrenner lists all the managers he has fired and mentions Martin four times.

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Stress Position - S4-E13

Trivia: The first time Chris Noth had played Mike Logan since Exiled: A Law & Order Movie.

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Trivia: At the Christmas party, the POW singing "I Love You" is Ross Bagdasarian, who under his stage name David Seville, created Alvin and the Chipmunks.

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Trivia: Talia Shire and Sofia Coppola, who play aunt and niece, are aunt and niece in real life.

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Trivia: Before becoming an actor, Scott Patterson pitched for the minor league affiliates of the New York Yankees, Atlanta Braves, and Texas Rangers. Bradley Jay Lesley, who plays "Blackout" Gatling, pitched for the Cincinnati Reds and Milwaukee Brewers.

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Trivia: The scene in which Joe Pistone bets his children that they can't make it through breakfast without saying three words (and his daughter replies "You lose") is a reference to a similar bet made to, and the exact same reply from, president Calvin Coolidge.

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Season 5 generally

Trivia: All of this season's episodes are named after Led Zeppelin songs.

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Trivia: All of the season 7 episodes are named after Rolling Stones songs, and all of the season 8 episodes (except the finale) are named after Queen songs.

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Season 6 generally

Trivia: All of this season's episodes are named after The Who songs.

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Here Comes the Son - S3-E21

Trivia: This episode also served as a pilot for a failed spin-off with Jess as the main character.

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Trivia: Act Three (the arrival of Dr. Hall - "But, Mr. Adams") holds the record for the longest period of time in a musical with no music; almost forty-five minutes pass between "The Lees of Old Virginia" and "But, Mr. Adams."

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Trivia: Because of the dialogue's pace, the scripts usually run between twenty-five and thirty pages longer than a normal TV drama script.

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Trivia: When Simon detonates his first bomb in the beginning of the film, a van is shown with the logo "Atlantic Courier." In Die Hard, Hans Gruber arrives at Nakatomi Towers in a "Pacific Courier" van.

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Trivia: Bonnie Bedelia makes a cameo as John's ex-wife, Holly, via a picture of her driver's license. To illustrate the divorce, Holly even uses her maiden name, Gennero. (00:36:55)

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Trivia: Each episode's title is usually incorporated into the dialogue.

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Trivia: William Daniels plays the principal of John Adams High School. Daniels played John Adams in, among other projects, the Broadway musical 1776 and its 1972 film adaptation.

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