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* Steve's BigBrotherInstinct in "Wild Hogs". He becomes utterly enraged at Flip Flop when he tricks Frank into becoming anorexic and decides to get him back. He also carries an emaciated Frank throughout most the episode once the hogs takover.
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* After spending all of "Parents Day" (correctly) worrying that her parents are going to turn the function into a [[StopBeingStereotypical stereotypical]] "Mexican Picnic," with BBQ, loud salsa music and a massive shoulder-to-shoulder crowd taking over, Pony comes to appreciate the fact that, unlike the other faculty members who just have an awkward luncheon with their parents, every member of her massive family love her enough that literally everyone and their cousin will come to tell her how proud they are of what she's accomplished (all delivered in [[CrossesTheLineTwice the more irreverent way, of course]]).
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* After spending all of "Parents Day" (correctly) worrying that her parents are going to turn the function into a [[StopBeingStereotypical stereotypical]] "Mexican Picnic," with BBQ, loud salsa music and a massive shoulder-to-shoulder crowd taking over, Pony comes to appreciate the fact that, unlike the other faculty members her white co-workers who just have an awkward want to get their luncheon with their parents, every member of parents over with as quickly as possible, her massive family love loves her enough that literally everyone and their cousin will come to tell her in person how proud they are of what she's accomplished her (all delivered in [[CrossesTheLineTwice the more irreverent way, of course]]).
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* After spending all of "Parents Day" (correctly) worrying that her parents are going to turn the function into a [[StopBeingStereotypical stereotypical]] "Mexican Picnic," with BBQ, loud salsa music and a massive shoulder-to-shoulder crowd taking over, Pony comes to appreciate the fact that, unlike the other faculty members who just have an awkward luncheon with their parents, every member of her massive family love her enough that literally everyone and their cousin will come to tell her how proud they are of what she's accomplished (all delivered in [[CrossesTheLineTwice the more irreverent way, of course]]).
-->'''Pony's Mom''': Pony, I know you're a little embarrassed, but look at your white friends' family. They're [[PrecisionFStrike fucked]].\\
'''Pony's Dad''': Listen, honey, white people ''hate'' their families! All ''your'' relatives came to your Parents Day to see you! (''to crowd'') Right?\\
'''Misc. Relatives''': We love you, Ponyta!\\
'''Pony's Dad''': (''to Pony'') See? That's big love! C'mere.\\
'''Pony''': (''touched'') Awww, dad!\\
(''Pony and her parents share a loving embrace'')
-->'''Pony's Mom''': Pony, I know you're a little embarrassed, but look at your white friends' family. They're [[PrecisionFStrike fucked]].\\
'''Pony's Dad''': Listen, honey, white people ''hate'' their families! All ''your'' relatives came to your Parents Day to see you! (''to crowd'') Right?\\
'''Misc. Relatives''': We love you, Ponyta!\\
'''Pony's Dad''': (''to Pony'') See? That's big love! C'mere.\\
'''Pony''': (''touched'') Awww, dad!\\
(''Pony and her parents share a loving embrace'')
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** Frank telling off his neighbor that there's nothing wrong with him; and maybe there's something wrong with her because she didn't like his baldness.
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** Frank telling off his neighbor that there's nothing wrong with him; and maybe there's something wrong with her because she didn't like his baldness.baldness.
*** In that same speech, he also sounds proud of the fact that he saved Kei-Ko's and Baby Cakes's lives.
*** In that same speech, he also sounds proud of the fact that he saved Kei-Ko's and Baby Cakes's lives.
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** In "Total Validation", Prof. Cakes and Babycakes hit a snag in their relationship and visit a company that decides who is right when a relatioship turns sour, and are shown their entire relationship history on a screen. While Prof. Cakes is sent to "relationship jail", the clips we get to see are incredibly heartwarming, regular pictures of a dad and son playing together. It's enough to drive both of them to tears.
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* Surprisingly in "Bi-Topping-Ality," the Mayor, a fundamental Christian who basically banned lots of things in UCI when he took over for a bit, has no problem with homosexuality. He even said how he thinks it's okay for a man or a woman to marry the same gender.
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* Surprisingly in "Bi-Topping-Ality," the Mayor, a fundamental Christian who basically banned lots of things in UCI when he took over for a bit, has no problem with homosexuality. He even said how he thinks it's okay for a man or a woman to marry the same gender.gender.
* "Magical Pet" has quite a few heartwarming moments.
** Frank's "Friends are Magical" song.
** Frank actually feeling sorry for Kei-Ko.
** Kei-Ko is finally freed from her cage.
** Steve and Pony dancing together.
** Frank telling off his neighbor that there's nothing wrong with him; and maybe there's something wrong with her because she didn't like his baldness.
* "Magical Pet" has quite a few heartwarming moments.
** Frank's "Friends are Magical" song.
** Frank actually feeling sorry for Kei-Ko.
** Kei-Ko is finally freed from her cage.
** Steve and Pony dancing together.
** Frank telling off his neighbor that there's nothing wrong with him; and maybe there's something wrong with her because she didn't like his baldness.
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* Surprisingly in "Bi-Topping-Ality," the Mayor, a fundamental Christian who basically banned lots of things in UCI when he took over for a bit, has no problem with homosexuality. He even said how he thinks its okay for a man or a woman to marry the same gender.
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* Surprisingly in "Bi-Topping-Ality," the Mayor, a fundamental Christian who basically banned lots of things in UCI when he took over for a bit, has no problem with homosexuality. He even said how he thinks its it's okay for a man or a woman to marry the same gender.
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** What really brings this one home is Prof. Cakes tone when he says it. It's devoid of Jeffrey Tambor's usual hamminess and replaced with the solemn range of someone who truly feels for their child.
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** What really brings this one home is Prof. Cakes tone when he says it. It's devoid of Jeffrey Tambor's usual hamminess and replaced with the solemn range of someone who truly feels for their child.child.
* Surprisingly in "Bi-Topping-Ality," the Mayor, a fundamental Christian who basically banned lots of things in UCI when he took over for a bit, has no problem with homosexuality. He even said how he thinks its okay for a man or a woman to marry the same gender.
* Surprisingly in "Bi-Topping-Ality," the Mayor, a fundamental Christian who basically banned lots of things in UCI when he took over for a bit, has no problem with homosexuality. He even said how he thinks its okay for a man or a woman to marry the same gender.
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* "Prank Week" had one where, after Steve and most of the faculty are locked in cages by Babycakes (or in his case *welded into one*) he asks Prof. Cakes if he "has a safe word for when imagination time is over". Prof. Cakes' reaction? "Fuck you, Steve. He's special." He's a dubiously moral scientist, but he still loves his weird, weird son.
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* "Prank Week" had one where, after Steve and most of the faculty are locked in cages by Babycakes (or in his case *welded into one*) he asks Prof. Cakes if he "has a safe word for when imagination time is over". Prof. Cakes' reaction? "Fuck you, Steve. He's special." He's a dubiously moral scientist, but he still loves his weird, weird son.son.
** What really brings this one home is Prof. Cakes tone when he says it. It's devoid of Jeffrey Tambor's usual hamminess and replaced with the solemn range of someone who truly feels for their child.
** What really brings this one home is Prof. Cakes tone when he says it. It's devoid of Jeffrey Tambor's usual hamminess and replaced with the solemn range of someone who truly feels for their child.
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* The original short that aired in 2008 has a pretty big one compared what the show would eventually become. After [[spoiler: openly revealing to everyone at the funeral of a dead professor that Frank loved that she had always hated him, Baby Cakes finds him naked and curled up in a fetal position at her graveyard.]] He decides to [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Wv8xazDzACg#t=32 comfort him]].
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* The original short that aired in 2008 has a pretty big one compared what the show would eventually become. After [[spoiler: openly revealing to everyone at the funeral of a dead professor that Frank loved that she had always hated him, Baby Cakes finds him naked and curled up in a fetal position at her graveyard.]] He decides to [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Wv8xazDzACg#t=32 comfort him]].him]].
* "Prank Week" had one where, after Steve and most of the faculty are locked in cages by Babycakes (or in his case *welded into one*) he asks Prof. Cakes if he "has a safe word for when imagination time is over". Prof. Cakes' reaction? "Fuck you, Steve. He's special." He's a dubiously moral scientist, but he still loves his weird, weird son.
* "Prank Week" had one where, after Steve and most of the faculty are locked in cages by Babycakes (or in his case *welded into one*) he asks Prof. Cakes if he "has a safe word for when imagination time is over". Prof. Cakes' reaction? "Fuck you, Steve. He's special." He's a dubiously moral scientist, but he still loves his weird, weird son.
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*The original short that aired in 2008 has a pretty big one compared what the show would eventually become. After [[spoiler: openly revealing to everyone at the funeral of a dead professor that Frank loved that she had always hated him, Baby Cakes finds him naked and curled up in a fetal position at her graveyard.]] He decides to [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Wv8xazDzACg#t=32 comfort him]].
