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* In "Tea and Sympathy," Alan Shore asks a judge who else she has slept with (other than Shore) and asks, "Didn't Mitt [Romney] ever ask you to become one of his wives?" (speaking of the Mormon 2008 Republican presidential candidate) She responds, "Okay...that, you'll get letters for."
* In "Guantanamo by the Bay", Jerry Espenson tells Shirley Schmidt he hears a "happy song" in his head. When she asks him to sing it, he begins to sing the ''Boston Legal'' theme song as the credits begin. He can be heard and seen throughout the credits singing along.
* In "Trial of the Century," Denny Crane refers to what happened in the previous episode as happening "last week." This is a meta-reference to how new episodes of the show are aired once a week. It is also interesting to note that the previous episode was aired two weeks, instead of one week earlier.
* In the Season 3 finale, "Trial of the Century," Denny Crane toasts Alan, commenting "'Til next season." To which Alan replies, "I can't wait to see what we do next."
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