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- "Bad Wolf" is a Sesame Street song performed by a self-described "Big Bad Wolf" (not the usual Sesame Street character or puppet), dressed like Michael Jackson. He sings about himself and the various members of his family, who all have rhyming "ad" adjectives in their names. The song parodies Jackson's hit song "Bad." The layout the family appears in is reminiscent of The Brady Bunch opening.
- After looking into the Heart of the TARDIS, the Time Vortex itself filled Rose Tyler, who then temporarily became the Bad Wolf entity. She scattered the two words throughout time as a sign to herself that she was linked to The Doctor, creating a looped ontological paradox. The Bad Wolf entity appears several times throughout the Doctor Who series afterwards.
- Bad Wolf is an episode of the Ninth Doctor of Doctor Who. It was part one of the story, the second part being The Parting of the Ways. This episode featured the voices of Anne Robinson, Davina McCall, Trinny Woodall, and Susannah Constantine. This episode takes place 100 years after the events of The Long Game.
- Bad Wolf was de 12e aflevering van serie 1 van Doctor Who. De aflevering wordt voorafgegaan door Boom Town en gevolgd door The Parting of the Ways
- A legislator from a Federation colony requests asylum aboard Baldwin.
- Bad Wolf is the penultimate episode of Series 1. It marks the moment when the audience as a whole realized that maybe Russell T. Davies hadn't been taking his meds lately, a hypothesis confirmed by next season's Love and Monsters.
- thumb|280px|right Bad Wolf - Böser Wolf - ist eine Wortkombination, die in der Neuauflage der Serie Doctor Who ab 2005 eine wichtige Rolle spielt.
* Erstmals verwendet der Moxx von Balhoon diese Phrase, als er sich während eines Empfangs auf Platform One mit dem Gesicht von Boe unterhält. Im englischen Original spricht er vom Bad Wolf scenario, in der deutschen Synchronisation wurde daraus "das war wieder mal typisch Böser Wolf", in welchem Zusammenhang diese Bemerkung fällt, bleibt offen. Weder der Doctor noch Rose Tyler hören diese Bemerkung. (Das Ende der Welt)
* Rose erfährt erstmals vom Bösen Wolf durch Gwyneth, einem Dienstmädchen in Cardiff im Jahr 1869, als diese - begabt mit dem zweiten Gesicht - einen Blick in die Zukunft von Rose wirft. Gwyneth sieht den Großen bösen böse
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