Production note Alicia Silverstone reportedly did not know how to pronounce 'Haitian,' and Amy Heckerling kept the take.
Production note Bronson Alcott High School was named by combining Bronson Pinchot and Bronson Alcott.
Mentioned with uncertainty The freeway scene was filmed in Long Beach and appears to be on the 405.
Production note Cher is described as 15 in the film’s iTunes description, and they note she turns 16 after failing the driving test.
Production note The hosts say the film made about $55.6 million domestically and around $105 million overall.
Production note The school-name anecdote includes the detail that Amy Heckerling was dating Bronson Pinchot at the time.
Emma Identified as the Jane Austen source behind Clueless.
10 Things I Hate About You Used as a comparison point for teen literary adaptations.
She's the Man Mentioned as part of the adaptation trend discussion.
Titanic Referenced as a prior Rewatchables episode with casting what-ifs.
Cruel Intentions Used when discussing Sarah Michelle Gellar and teen movies of the era.
Sisters Amanda recalls watching Paul Rudd on this show in the 1990s.
Romeo and Juliet Cited as another key Paul Rudd role.
Batman & Robin Mentioned when discussing Alicia Silverstone’s later career.
Little Women Used in explaining the Bronson Alcott High School name.
Vanity Fair Cited as the source of the Bronson Alcott naming explanation.
Barbara Streisand Referenced in Murray’s 'ticket holding friend of Dorothy' line.
Dorothy Referenced as shorthand in Murray’s gay-identification joke.
Billie Holiday Mentioned when discussing Christian’s exaggerated retro style.
Pretty in Pink Used as another teen movie whose age dynamics feel changed in retrospect.
Sixteen Candles Used as another teen movie with uncomfortable age dynamics.
