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Byron's poem that made him famous overnight, described as 'arguably the first such hit in literary history' and discussed as launching his celebrity status

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Referenced as 'a guy who's written a history of celebrity' - a book about the history of celebrity that argues Dr. Sacheverell was the first celebrity

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Mentioned as coming out the year after Byron became famous, with elements of Byron possibly influencing Mr. Darcy's character

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Described as Jane Austen's last novel, mentioned as name-checking Byron

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Described as her 'brilliant biography of Byron' where she describes Lady Caroline Lamb as 'the fan to end all fans'

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Described as having 'also written a great biography' of Byron, quoted for a description of Lady Caroline Lamb's appearance

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Byron's work mentioned as containing a portrait of Augusta as a slave girl named Dudu in a harem in Constantinople

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Mentioned as a 'secret copy' found by Lady Byron in her husband's travelling trunk

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Described as a counterfactual book where Ada Lovelace and Babbage create computers in Victorian Britain, with Lady Byron's marriage being a pivot point

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Briefly referenced as an example of the romantic template of a woman wanting to reform a troubled man

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Mentioned at the end when previewing the next episode about Byron with the Shelleys in Italy

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Referenced as Byron's friend 'the poet, who will be the first to write his biography'