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Being the only record company in town doesn't automatically mean that Love Händel signed up with them. They could have signed with some other company in a different city. It's a possibility, though. Has anyone spotted anything relating to Love Händel in the Huge-O-Records office? —RRabbit42 16:59, 19 January 2009 (UTC)
No. It has not appeared in any type of episode saying that they signed with the company. We should take it out. -Perryfan001
Yes, It hasn't appeared in any episode and based on the episode "Dude, We're Getting the Band Back Together" the band is famous even outside of Danville so it is also possible they signed up in another company. We should also put that PFT was offered a deal for a follow-up single but they declined it. So we should remove Love Händel.—Ardi 02:27, 4 April 2009 (UTC)
A possibly different reference...[]
I was wondering whether it's possible Huge-O Records is also an allusion to the computer science Big-O notation, which in a nutshell describes an algorithm's usage of resources as its input grows. In this context Huge-O might be an exaggeration of Big-O, meaning it's "better" than any other recording company. Cezille07 11:12, November 21, 2010 (UTC)