To 'hoodwink' is to blindfold, hide or deceive by false appearance

As depicted in the comic, Aquaman is the King of Atlantis/the Seas. He breathes underwater, swims quickly, and uses mental telepathy to communicate and control people/sea animals.

Either a rhyme in their usual style inspired by later mentions of sushi or maybe a reference to 'Red Fish, Blue Fish, One Fish, Two Fish' by Dr.Seuss

Chalet Swiss is a chain of restaurants found eastern coasts of USA and Canada. They serve a typical menu of chicken and ribs, etc. It's usually referred to as 'Swiss Chalet' however.

Cold rice dressed with vinegar, and garnished especially with bits of raw fish or shellfish, and sometimes an assortment of vegetables. It is rolled around a piece of seaweed and usually cut into smaller pieces and served this way, without being cooked(or fried).

Wasabe(or Wasabi) is the Japanese version of horseradish used to give some soy sauce a very firey hot flavor. This soy sauce goes quite well with forementioned sushi.

Leann Rimes is a young typically country music singer. She was named Artist of the Year in 1998, when One Week was released and known for singles 'Blue' and 'How Do I Live[without you]'.

Bert Kaempfert and band were an easy listening, jazz-like band. Bert died in 1980 but an album of his greatest hits was releasted shortly before 'One Week' came out. His song, 'Swingin Safari', was used as the theme song to a game show named "Match Wits"

Literally, vertigo is a fear of heights. Vertigo is also a thrilling Alfred Hitchcock movie staring Jimmy Stewart. "Complex story about a San Francisco detective and his psychological troubles with fear of heights and with a woman," IMDb

"wear my heart on my sleeve" is an expression, modified here

From December to May in 1997, a large outbreak of Avian Influenza(Kong Flu) broke out from eating infected poultry. It was thought only to infect birds, but infected and killed many people.

X-Files is a popular sci-fi show about an alien and paranormal-tracking pair of FBI agents. 'Dans la maison' means 'In the house' in French, so perhaps referring to setting the mood in the house of no lights on while watching it. The Smoking Man, or Cancerman, has been an opposing force for seasons, as the (almost)head of a group of men in contact and assisting(in some part) with alien domination of Earth.

Harrison Ford(Harry-Baby) is a wonderful actor and considered the most successful actor in history. He has starred in such hits as Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and The Fugitive. Another of his movies is 'Frantic', 1988, in which he plays a doctor whose wife goes missing after claiming a wrong bag, and falls in with the international terrorism scene.

Sting(Gordon Sumner) is a singer/actor popular mainly in the 80's. He is known for being 'tantric' which is an eastern love-making art. It focuses on connections between partners and one of the results is love-making which can last for hours on end.

Snickers is a candy bar with dry-roasted peanuts, caramel, and cocolate. Its motto is 'Snickers: Gauranteed to satisfy'

Akira Kurosawa is a Japanese screen editor, set designer, and writer whose influence is worldwide(and even touched George Lucas who was inspired and based Star Wars on Kurosawa epics)

A Japanese warrior class(or member of that class) from before the 12th century to the middle 19th century. They were administrators, characterized today by their swords and toughness.

King Cobra golf clubs were technologically advanced in 1998 to include small nubs(or weights) at the end of their clubs. This revolution causes the clubs to react and excentuate swings of all users, speading up some shots more than 120mph.

Sailor Moon is a Japanese animation cartoon television show (style is referred to as anime) about 5 young(supposedly leggy and attractive) women who save the world. Sailor Moon is the main character, a 14-year old girl.

Robert Wimbs was a 3-year-old boy with Cystic Fibrosis. A soccer tournament was proposed to raise money for the cause. In 1997, Birchmount Stadium was officially named the home of the 'Robbie International Soccer Tournament'.