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For a long time, it was reported that the special was never rerun because Garfield was used without the permission of his creator, Jim Davis. Garfield and Friends (1988) writer Mark Evanier stated that Davis approved of Garfield's appearance, but the special could only be shown for a limited time as part of the agreement.
Mel Blanc died in 1989, shortly before production. This was the first time Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck were voiced by someone other than Blanc. Jeff Bergman voiced Bugs and Daffy in this production and several subsequent productions.
The first scripted program to be simulcast on Fox, NBC, CBS, and ABC in the USA.
This was George C. Scott's debut as a voice actor, with the only other animated production he ever spoke in being The Rescuers Down Under (1990).
This is one of the rarest medias that had an actual "Playboy" magazine with a kinky picture of a woman (showing explicit results). The original version that contained such obscene image is destroyed after the VHS release of this short.
"Bugs Bunny: [encountering Michael in a alley] What's dis? [picks up something Michael had dropped by a trashcan] Bugs Bunny: ... A joint? So, what's the big attraction?"
"Theodore: [the chipmunks and ALF discover what Michael is hiding in the box; Theodore sniffs the air] What's that funny smell? Simon: I hate to suggest this, but my guess would be... marijuana, an unlawful substance used to experience artificial highs."
