Elizabeth explains the birds and the bees to Vicky.

"I think nostalgia of any kind is a double-edged sword," adds Spotnitz. "When people see a TV show title from their youth, they're looking for a piece of that old experience to come back, and the truth is, they'll never recapture it."

I have to agree with this statement. I recently ordered a DVD set of Jack Benny programs, expecting to double up with laughter as I did when I saw them for the first time many moons ago. I laughed plenty, but the old Lucky Strike sponsored programs are certainly dated. I wouldn't expect anyone in their teens in this era to enjoy the Jack Benny program as I once did. Just goes to show you how comedy and censorship have changed.

Janet

Julia: Ho ho ho! Housework! What is housework? A few cobwebs here and there and you're squawking about dust! Kiss me, my fool!

Liz: Joo...joo...joo-ju-ju-bees! They're stuck to my plate, you idiot!

Julia: Now Barnabas, role playing is an important part of your adjustment to the 20th century. Tonight I will be playing a depressed and lonely Elizabeth Taylor and you will be Richard Burton after 5 whiskey sours.

Barnabas: What do you expect me to do with this?
Julia: Now you don't really want me to answer that do you, Barnabas?

Jason demonstrated how they would rob the 7-11 using their fingers inside their coat pockets to fool the clerk into thinking they were real guns!