Here Are 16 Times The "Party Down" Reboot Called Back To Seasons 1 And 2

The first season of the Party Down reboot is officially over, and now it's time to wait to see if we'll get another.

In the meantime, here are some of reboot's callbacks and references to the original run of the show:

1. Henry can’t escape his infamous beer commercial catchphrase.

2. Roman is still working on his hard sci-fi story, The Serpent in the Mirror.

Remember the magnum opus he wrote on a roll of toilet paper in the Season 2 finale "Constance Carmell Wedding"? Yeah, he's still tweaking it. He does manage to sell the idea to a new streaming service, Smydgyn, in the Season 3 episode, "Once Upon a Time Proms Away Prom-otional Event," but unfortunately Smydgyn — and his dream — dies in the next episode.

3. He's also moved from blogging to vlogging (but still doing so prestigiously).

4. Constance is still telling tales of her early acting days. Just as she told the gang about losing the role of “roller girl” in Cannonball 2 after being hit by a car, she tells a new story about losing a role after accidentally roller skating into the ocean.

5. Kyle is canceled thanks to a resurfaced video of his band, Karma Rocket, performing what appears to be a Nazi-sympathetic song at Constance's wedding.

6. The right way to cut limes.

Just as Ron shows Henry how to use the grain of the lime when cutting them in the series premiere, Kyle does the same in the Season 3 episode, "Jack Botty's Delayed Post-Pandemic Surprise Party."

7. Lydia is still a momager to her now-famous daughter.

8. In the series premiere, Ron goes so far as to try to forge a comment card full of praise. He’s still obsessed with them in Season 3.

9. Ron is also still doling out R.D.D.s (Ron Donald Don’ts).

10. Episode 3, “First Annual PI2A Symposium,” is clearly a nod to the Season 1 episode, “California College Conservative Union Caucus."

11. "Once Upon a Time Proms Away Prom-otional Event," meanwhile, feels super similar to the Season 1 episode, "Taylor Stiltskin Sweet Sixteen."

12. And the Season 3 finale, "Sepulveda Basin High School Spring Play Opening Night," shares a similar plot with the Season 2 episode "Not On Your Wife Opening Night."

13. The crew is still getting high on the job.

14. The “tube of consciousness” is back.

Just like Bobbie was in a “purple tube of consciousness” at the Season 1 wedding, Sackson is in a “blue tube of consciousness” at the luau.

15. So is the pinecone sauce.

16. Casey’s absence is explained by the career she spent the first two seasons pursuing.

But her brief appearance in the Season 3 finale, in which she tells Henry she's quitting her show The Stabilizer, suggests she might be back if there's another season.

What other Easter eggs and callbacks to the original series did you notice in the Party Down reboot? Share in the comments!