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 Why TrueBlue thinks the new TF2 items are related to TellTale's games:
 
-POCKET LINT: Might be an item in The Walking Dead. [Unverified] Referenced by name during Sam & Max Season 2 for a gag concerning old point-and-click tropes (ie. It's considered the atypical "useless inventory item").
+POCKET LINT: Puzzle Agent has a "Bureau of Naval Lint" in the White House. The connection is backed up by the TF2 item's description - "Is it fabric lint? Navel lint you're keeping in your pocket so you don't lose it? Naval lint brushed from the hull of a battleship?"
-CHEESE WHEEL: You shoot one during a Sam & Max Season 2 driving challenge. May have been an inventory item at some point in the first two seasons as well.
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-BARN DOOR PLANK: The Waking Dead is notorious for what goes on in its Barn scenes.
+CHEESE WHEEL: You shoot one during a Sam & Max Season 2 driving challenge. This is backed up by the TF2 item's description - "This cheese doesn't seem so mysterious until you realize it's full of bullet holes. Somebody got to this cheese before it could talk."
-GOLDFISH: Almost definitely Mr. Spatula (from Sam & Max)
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-SECRET DIARY: Stumped on this'n. Could be from Puzzle Agent, Jurassic Park, Bone, or Hector.
+BARN DOOR PLANK: The Walking Dead is notorious for what goes on in its Barn scenes.
-DAMAGED CAPACITOR: Is it a 'flux' capacitor? Will we need to get Back to the Future at some point?
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 GOLDFISH: Almost definitely Mr. Spatula (from Sam & Max).
 
 SECRET DIARY: Belongs to the Voodoo Lady from Tales Of Monkey Island; it appears in Episode 4.
 
 DAMAGED CAPACITOR: Is it a 'flux' capacitor? Will we need to get Back to the Future at some point?
 
 BANANA PEEL: Fished out of a garbage can in first episode of Sam & Max Season 3, as part of the "future sight" puzzle mechanic.