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  • Peter Pan Returns is the last episode of season one for the series and the first 1-hour episode.
  • Peter Pan makes his first physical appearance in the series.
    • The episode also marks the first appearance of Peter Pan's shadow.
  • During the song Blast You Peter Pan The Indian Camp makes a brief cameo on Captain Hook's map of Never Land.This marks the camps second cameo since the episode "Bucky Makes a Splash".
  • This is the first episode since the episode "Hide the Hideout" in which Skully collects gold doubloons.
  • In the episode, fifteen golden doubloons were collected
    • This is also the first time Peter has collected gold doubloons.
  • Marina only has a cameo in the episode in the closing song, despite being a recurring character. In fact, only the Never Bird is the only other character to appear besides Jake and his crew, Hook and his crew, Hook, and Peter Pan. Also, the scene is from the episode "Pirate Rock!".
  • When Peter Pan is imitating Captain Hook's voice, he uses his hat. This is a similar fashion to when imitated Hook in the original 1953 animated film at Skull Rock.
  • This is the first episode where Peter was able to produce pixie dust without the assistance of Tinker Bell, who would not appear until the episode special "Jake's Never Land Rescue".
  • It is revealed that Peter Pan cannot fly when he is sad when he does not have his shadow around to play with after a certain time. This reinstates the concept that pixie dust is fueled by happy thoughts, as stated Peter by in the original film.
  • After the closing song is over, the island the characters are on looks like a guitar.
  • A DVD containing this episode was released on April 3, 2012.
  • This episode reveals that Captain Hook planned on taking over Never Land during Peter's absence, resulting in Peter finding a team of pirates to keep him at bay.
  • The episode was written by Kevin Campbell, Mark Drop and Mark Seidenberg.
  • The storyboard was by Carin-Anne Greco, Bob Foster, Dave Williams, Dave Bennett and Larry Leker.
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