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TRIVIA

  • The chapters "Saction" and "Weezer goes to Van Nuys: The Making of Pinkerton" include snippets of the never-before-heard demo "Superfriend," a song the band's rabid fans long to hear a completed version of.


  • Brief snippets of unheard, unreleased songs "No Way" and "No More Confusin" can be heard during the "Stoopid Fresh" chapter.



  • Deleted scenes and extra footage were released via the band's official website and are still available for free download in the media archive.


  • The commentary tracks on the DVD were recorded on September 11th, 2002.


  • On the audio commentary for ''Gone Fishin''' the band refers to Muppets creator Jim Henson as "the guy who died" and laments that Muppeteer Frank Oz is "also no longer with us" despite the fact Oz is alive and well. The band may have been confusing Oz with Richard Hunt , who is in fact deceased.



EASTER EGG

  • Highlighting "Maladroit" on the TV Promos section and pressing right will make a large =w= symbol appear. Click on it to see the bonus feature "Wig Fishin" featuring Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo wearing a long blonde wig during an appearance on Top Of The Pops . The European edition of the DVD is lacking this bonus feature.



GLITCHES

  • The "El Scorcho (live)" feature has a commentary track despite not being listed as having one. The "Mad Kow (acoustic warm-up)" feature does not have a commentary track despite being labeled as having one.

  • Some versions of the DVD are missing the commentary track for the "Keep Fishin'" video and the commentary for "Slob" can be heard in its place.



SALES

The DVD debuted at #1 on Billboard's Top Music Video charts and has sold 78,968 copies as of October 2005. Thus making it certified as a Gold selling DVD.