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| - The Morning After is a song in A Streetcar Named Marge and a song by Lisa in The Wettest Stories Ever Told.
- "The Morning After" was featured in the Season Three episode, "The Succubus".
- "The Morning After" is a bonus missionBroken {{ref}} (youtube link) in Saints Row: The Third.
- The Morning After is the premiere of Season 9 on FOX drama soap Beverly Hills, 90210.
- "The Morning After" is a song originally sang by Maureen Mcgovern. Some of the song was sang first as a solo by Cheyenne Montgomery, and then as a duet by Cheyenne and Van Montgomery in the episode Driving Miss Kyra
- "The Morning After" is a song sung by Maureen McGovern. Mort Goldman sings it at The Drunken Clam pub when it was a karaoke bar in "Don't Make Me Over".
- The Morning After was shot in East Lansing, Michigan.
- "The Morning After" was the first episode of the second season of South of Nowhere that aired on September 29, 2006 on the teen drama channel, The-N.
- Featuring Meridith, with thanks to Spira and a few others. "Ohhhhhhhh..." The young Undead girl groaned as the bright light of the afternoon sun hit her face. She turned away and threw a slender arm over her tired eyes, waking herself even more with the motion. And along with herself the movement woke a massive pain in her head that elicited a muffled cry from the girl. She cowered for a moment, then slowly, carefully opened her glowing eyes, wincing at the light. She sighed again, less happily this time. That's right, her sweet kitty friend had turned out to be an elf in the end.
- After holding CollegeHumor America's Hottest College Girl contest party, the staffs wake up groggy, until Streeter receives a call from Lexi Myer's father saying that Lexi (the crowned winner from the last night's party) has disappeared. Incidentally, Ricky overheard a scuffle with a gunshot-like sound involving Lexi, Streeter and Patrick at the party (while calling Zac Efron), and brings in a cop who starts interrogating Streeter and Patrick. Meanwhile, Sarah recruits others to organize the funeral for Lexi, only to become frustrated by their misplaced or lack of efforts.
- The suns luminous reach stretched across the heavens and broke the wall of clouds, striking the Human World like a beacon. Its lustrous golden red breaking through the dense tension that once clouded the area. All was silent for a moment. Chirps of newly awakened birds could be heard, there sounds of morning soothing to all those around, who embraced the soothing hum of natures creatures. From within the peace of a hotel room, a dark-green haired man with a manly physique looked out the window, the curtains parted by his presence. A blank gaze imprinted on his face, his clothes were tossed aside, scattered around on the hotel room floor. The figure was known as Seiji Zaraki, the fourth seat Shinigami of the eleventh Division. "Thats about the jist of it, Shige. By my "Clan" and your clan,
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