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As Billy runs from the cartel, there is a shot-for-shot recreation from the chase scene in 'North by Northwest' in which Cary Grant flees from the crop duster. There are about four edits in a row that are right from the movie, tying it back to when Billy was watching the movie on his laptop in the first episode of the second season.

The scene where Billy McBride is held hostage at the house in Mexico was loosely inspired by events in Billy Bob Thornton's life.

The idea that Danny Loomis would throw his ear at Miguel started as a joke between the writers and producers, but it ended up playing well as his last defiant act before dying on his own terms.

The entirety of episode 7 is meant to feel like a bad drug trip - a surreal story that becomes a unique journey in the scope of the season and is resolved in a way that unlocks the plot.

Executive Producer / Director Lawrence Trilling's uncle plays the detective that finds Loomis' burner phone. He's actually an accountant but has dreamed of acting on the side. Lawrence found the perfect role for him in that scene. He was originally just an extra, but the writers ended up giving him a line.

The driver that brought Billy back to the United States is the actual camera truck driver on the show, Derek Wade. When they were casting for the scene, one of the assistant directors suggested him for the role. He had never acted before but did a great job in the short scene.

Nina Arianda improvised a lot of dialogue in the scene where Billy is brought back to the U.S. Her improv set some subtle comedic undertones for the scene.

Co-Executive Producer / Writer Steve Turner saw a news broadcast about a woman who had seen a 'little green man' on her family farm and turned it into a business by holding a yearly festival. They mixed the idea with the popularity of aliens around areas like Roswell, New Mexico, to come up with the festival in the show.

A lot of department heads on Goliath are fantasy fans who were very excited about all the creative aspects of making the green man festival seem authentic. Between the production design, prop-making and special effects makeup, it truly became an explosion of their imagination.

The scene where Danny Loomis jumps to his death was shot on a sound stage, but the producers reverse-engineered the glass ceiling at the LA Athletic club, recreated it on a set, and dropped the ear through the glass ceiling and into the real pool.

The green man festival was filmed in Santa Clarita, California, at the Diamond V Ranch, since it has similar topography to Mexico.

There are Easter eggs in the art direction around the house in which Billy is held hostage. There are subtle alien stickers on the refrigerator and by the front door that hint at what's to come.

The creation of the green man festival involved 250 extras. One-hundred of them had prosthetic makeup on; some had complete masks and costume with full detail. Fourteen special effects makeup artists were brought on set that day, starting at 4am to prep all the makeup for the shoot.

The drone operator, Mike Fortin, made a cameo during the green man festival. He was disguised in full alien attire while flying the drone during the scene.

Cuban actor Steven Bauer is known for his prominent roles in 'Scarface' (1983), 'Primal Fear' (1996), 'Traffic' (2000) and 'Kingpin' (2003).

Steven Bauer who played Willie in Episode 7 played Don Eladio in Breaking Bad.