- This is the second episode about insects. The first was Bring on the Bugs! from Season 2.
- The Queen Bee character is an allusion to the Queen of England.
- The clock in the bee-athalon resembles the Elizabeth Tower in London.
- The “bee-athalon” part of the title comes from the word “triathlon”, an athletic competition containing three different events.
- This is the first time of Beekeeper and Queen Bee speaks in Britain/British like The Queen, they voiced by Kari Wahlgren.
- This episode aired on the same day M is for Mystery is released and on Cinderella's 21st birthday from Jessica’s Big Dreams.
- One of the windows disappears in the classroom when Gil, Oona and Nonny holding our lunchboxes and they can sit during the Lunchtime song.
- After Nonny said "And they all lived happily ever after" with his body's shadow mode, he got his body had no shadow in Bubbletucky.
- The bee plane chases the honey bear is running in both backgrounds: the jungle in The Elephant Trunk-a-Dunk! and the bear valley in The Unidentified Flying Orchestra!.
- It is revealed in this episode that Nonny is allergic to bees.
- This episode is the first time Deema, Gil, Goby and Oona are in an adventure segment together, however, Oona mentions in three times.
- Beekeeper says the part of transcript "Make some honey" in American accent that she sounded like a female sports fan lobster in The Super Ballet Bowl!.
- Jackson's Mom wears her outfit for the third time.
- This is the first episode to feature only the girl guppies in the dance song.
- The word "bubble bee" is inspired by "bumblebee".
- This is the 17th episode of Season 3 in production code order.
- When the title card was revealed, it said 'The Bubble Bee-athlon!', but when the Little Fish said the title, they said it as 'The Bubble Bee-athalon!'
- Drew de Carvalho returns in this episode.
- Bubble Puppy didn't bark after Molly and Gil says "Hello" to the viewers like Season 1 and 2 scenes.
- Bubbletucky had sunny weather with shadows.
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