

While looking for a record to learn French, the "Steven Hawks Sings" record cover is a reference to the late scientist Stephen William Hawking.Dexter's restaurant "Omelettes Du Fromage" is a reference to the Golden Arches McDonald's that originated in Downey, California.After Dexter dunks a basketball, a card with "Just Dü It" appears, referencing Nike's slogan "Just Do It.".During Dexter's algebra class, a picture of the Eiffel Tower can be seen.Another thing to note is that Genndy Tartakovsky later went on to produce Star Wars: The Clone Wars for Cartoon Network.
DEXTER SCRIPT SEASON 1 EPISODE 1 PASSWORD
Dexter's password for his laboratory is "Star Wars", a reference to the widely popular science fiction franchise.The playground that appeared in Dexter Dodgeball reappears in this episode.ĭexter's Omlette Du Fromage restaurant in comparison with the Downey California Goldern Arches McDonald's restaurant.As a result, the lab explodes and the episode ends with Dee Dee continuing to taunt Dexter. However, the lab denies his phrase as an incorrect password, and he cries over his mishap while the lab triggers a self-destruct sequence as a safety measure. Instead, the bullies leave Dexter alone, and his phrase causes him to become an instant celebrity.ĭexter enjoys his moment of fame until he goes home to reverse the effects of the invention. Five more girls (now total of seven) gather around Dexter, which makes three bullies walk over to the pint-sized scientist to hurt him. This grabs the attention of two girls, and they both go over to Dexter and fall in love with him. In math class, his only word becomes the correct answer for the question.Īt recess, Dee Dee continues to taunt Dexter, only to have him repeat his phrase to his sister angrily.

In French class that following morning, Dexter takes a test which he gets an A+ on. Teasingly she asks him her name, and despite his effort answers, "omelette du fromage", revealing to his horror that it is all he can say, which causes her to taunt him relentlessly. As Dexter is sleeping the night away, the record skips over "omelette du fromage," and when Dexter wakes up the next morning, he says the exact same word to Dee Dee. At bedtime, Dexter takes his invention that gives him the option to learn while asleep and puts it on his head, inserting a French language instruction record the player. Dexter is in his laboratory one night getting every science experiment done quickly, and this is on the same night he had to study for a French test.
