Sikowitz gets Tori a role in a movie and she gets hired as a stunt woman based on her fabricated résumé, but she's not sure she can do the job because it involves falling off a tall set and onto an air mattress that the last stunt double missed, so Beck pretends to be Tori so she doesn't have to take the fall. Tori then later wants to prove she isn't a weenie and tries to fall off the ledge. She still couldn't do it, so Jade "assists" her and pushes her off.
Absent: Daniella Monet as Trina Vega
Meanwhile, Cat loves her new Costume Designer class and is making many different outfits.
Despite what the title implies, the plot points out that it's a pun on "falls."
This may also be the first time a main character is involved in a near death experience (excluding Rex).
This is the 3rd time Beck's has name used in the title.
This is the 2nd time Tori's name has been used in a title.
This is the first time Sikowitz appears in season two.
Beggin' on Your Knees, the Victoria Justice song that was featured in the previous episode, can be heard very briefly during the scene at the Asphalt Café.
The scene where Cat mirrors Sikowitz's movements is a spoof of the famous "mirror scene" from the Marx Brothers film Duck Soup.
The film which Tori autitioned for is called "Catch Me, Kiss Me".
In this episode it's seen that Beck chews on his pen.
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