One Man Banned/References

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This episode and Frenemy Mine were the first episode pair to debut this season, and the first since 9 Lives / Dread N' Breakfast. Since Post-Cancellation,most episodes debut once at a time everyday over one week.
The bus driver has a tattoo on his arm that says "Thug 4 Life".
This episode has an alternate version of the title card where Timmy is seen playing with various other instruments, including a guitar and an accordion with his feet. The title card was created by Gordon Hammond.
Tootie's glasses are black in this episode.
Tootie also has made three cameos in this episode: First, she busts into Timmy's room, she then tries to jump into Timmy's limo, and finally she attends Timmy's concert while holding up a "Marry Me!" sign.
Sheldon Dinkleberg has a different appearance in this episode,instead of having a gray hair and yellow clothes,he has brown hair and purple clothes.
Timmy actually broke two of Da Rules as due to his wish he gained fame and fortune which are against Da Rules. It is likely that due to the fact that he did not directly wish for fame and fortune Da Rules did not apply (This can happen when fairy magic is used indirectly).

Green Day - When Timmy is shown topping the charts, "Pink Day" appears on the list, which is a reference to the band.

Wu-Tang Clan - When Timmy is shown topping the charts, "Trixie Tang Clan" appears on the list, which is a reference to the hip-hop group.

Mark Wahlberg - When Timmy is shown topping the charts, "Marky Mark Chang" appears on the list, which is a possible reference to the actor.

P-Diddy - When Timmy is shown topping the charts, "T-Daddy" appears on the list, which is a possible reference to the rapper.

Prince - When Mr. Turner saves Timmy towards the end, he was dressed like Prince.

Rock Me Amadeus - Mr. Bickles says "Rock Me Amadeus" which is a reference to the song.

Elvis Presley - Timmy Triangle's descent from glory, and him becoming arrogant and overweight, mirrors Elvis later career.

Michael Jackson - While making a music video, Timmy as a Michael Jackson-like zombie is dancing with zombie versions of Cosmo, Wanda and Poof which is a spoof of Jackson' 1980s music video and song, Thriller.

The Beatles - During the montage, one of the album covers spoofs the famous image of the album cover, Abbey Road.

Pink Floyd - During the montage, one of the album covers spoofs the famous image of the album cover, The Dark Side of the Moon.

Nirvana - During the montage, one of the album covers spoofs the famous image of the album cover, Nevermind.

Ramones - During the montage, one of the album covers spoofs the famous image of the album cover, Ramones.

Tupac: Resurrection - During the montage, one of the album covers spoofs the image from the 2003 documentary about the life of Tupac Shakur.

MC Hammer - When Timmy is shown topping the charts, "MC Hammerstein" appears on the list, which is a possible reference to the rapper.

Butch Hartman - The show' creator names comes incognito (The Butch Hartmans) as #27 in "The Top 100".

Timmy Time - When Timmy says "It's Timmy time!" which is a reference to the Disney Jr. show.
Plants vs. Zombies - The Michael Jackson scene is a reference to the popular PopCap game, Plants vs. Zombies. Also in the same scene, Timmy looks like the old Dancing Zombie and dances just like the zombie in the same game, especially Cosmo, Wanda and Poof which takes the role of the old Backup Dancer.

Timmy playing the triangle only for it to cause a soundwave that will sound awful to other people.
People booing and then throwing tomatoes at Timmy when they don't like his music.
Timmy being mistaken for a coat rack.

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