Anomaly: Benson Fong, listed as Colong Kim, is exclusively called Oolong Kim in the show. [Marc Dashevsky]

Goof: When Orvel Kingman and his goon Al pay a late-night visit to Perry, something funny happens with the door to the apartment. Submitted by cobolpoet, 8/14/2007. Some pictures here.
+ Another goof: About 2/3 of the way through the episode, as Perry and Della are driving together, Della mistakenly refers to the Madge Elwood character as “Marge.” Submitted by Ed Zoerner, 5/20/2011.

Sgt. Brice gets to testify in this episode, but Perry does not cross examine him. Submitted by PaulDrake 33, 20 August 2009.

Perry does not appear in the wrap up scene, leaving Paul to bring together the loose ends for Della. This is the only episode I can remember that Raymond Burr acted in where he did not appear in the final scene. There must be some sort of explanation for this, other than the show being written this way. Submitted by PaulDrake 33, 20 August 2009. + Not the only, but perhaps the first. See next episode. Submitted by gracenote, 7/6/2011.

Tiger Joe Marsh makes his only Perry appearance here playing the goon Al. Joe Marsh was a professional wrestler and Tiger was only his stage name. Al gets lots of face time in the episode, but only one line. Submitted by PaulDrake 33, 20 August 2009.

Once again in this episode Della wears her “D S” pendant written in script. Submitted by PaulDrake 33, 21 August 2009.

Location: Guard Gate appearing numerous times at the start of the episode and again about 37 minutes into the episode is the front gate at Hollywood Center Studios where Perry was being filmed at the time at 1040 N. Las Palmas. See Episode #78 and 1040 N. Las Palmas page on this wiki for more information and photos. Compare the iron gate design in this episode with vintage photos, the lines above and below “Stop” at the guard gate and the leftmost window location and accent line horizontally across building in the center background for similarities. Posted by Eric Cooper, 9 March 2010.

Sightings: Five of our courtroom regulars appear in this episode and all of them sit on the “defense” side. Distinguished Lady #2 and the Pencil Mustache Man sit next to each other in the first row. The Quiet Old Man (#1) sits next to the Little Old Lady in a Hat in the second row. And Distinguished Gentleman #1 sits next too “Oolong Kim” in the back row. At times, however, during the “wide shots,” we don’t see that Gentleman at all. On Day 2 of the hearing, the Gentleman moves to the prosecution side (except for one cutaway when he “teleports” back to the side of Oolong Kim) and the Pencil Mustache Man is gone. Submitted by Kenmore, 9/21/2010.
+ And “Miss Carmody” makes six: she has good vantage point on the defense side. Read about her and all the other regulars here. Submitted by gracep, 11/4/2010.

Location: There is a very quick shot of the Santa Monica Pier on the DVD at 5:51 mark. If you blink you will miss it. Submitted by Eric Cooper, 7 October 2010.

Talman returns? In the previous episode we celebrated the the return of William Talman (as Hamilton Burger) to the cast. However, he is missing from the credits to this episode, and will be from several to come. Submitted by gracep, 11/4/2010.