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* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: After Joe arrests Mort for committing InsuranceFraud, as well as Peter and Quagmire for helping him, they call out Joe for not knowing what's it's like to be pushed around by insurance companies who do their best to keep their clients from receiving the help they were promised, much less need. Joe then tells them about the night he became paralyzed from the waist-down, and the {{Flashback}} shows him in a doctor's office where he's informed his medical insurance refused him a spinal surgery that would've allowed him to walk again because it would the company $200,000, but approved a wheel chair because it only costs $60. Once Joe tells his story, he erases the incriminating phone messages the guys left on their cell phones, and allows them to go free and Mort to collect the insurance money he desperately needs.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Though the teens involved in the bus crash are confirmed dead after the banner incident; the bus driver's status isn't. Leaving it unclear if they fished it out offscreen and didn't bother acknowledging it, or simply NeverFoundTheBody.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Though the teens involved in the bus crash are confirmed dead after the banner incident; the bus driver's status driver isn't. Leaving it unclear if they fished it him out offscreen and didn't bother acknowledging it, or simply NeverFoundTheBody.
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* AssemblyLineFastForward: One of the first things Peter and Quagmire do to help get Mort's business back to profitability. Predictably, the conveyor belt starts speeding faster and they struggle to keep up. Forcing them to binge the prescriptions to make up for it. This results in Quagmire [[VomitIndiscretionShot vomiting all over the belt]] and Peter getting a nosebleed and a "wicked boner" before passing out.
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* AssemblyLineFastForward: One of the first things Peter and Quagmire do to help get Mort's business back to profitability. Predictably, the conveyor belt starts speeding faster and they struggle to keep up. Forcing them to binge the prescriptions to make up for it. This results in Quagmire [[VomitIndiscretionShot vomiting all over the belt]] and Peter getting developing both a nosebleed and a "wicked boner" before passing out.
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** Later, Quagmire decides to spy in on a woman stripping while promoting Mort's pharmacy, causing the airplane banner to rip off. This leads to a bus full of teens crashing and the guys committing the insurance fraud to cover their tracks.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: While the teens involved in the bus crash are confirmed to have dead after the banner incident; the fate of the guy driving them doesn't get brought up when reported on. [[NeverFoundTheBody Nor is his body present when the teens are fished out]], leaving it uncertain what happened to either his fate or body.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: While the teens involved in the bus crash are confirmed to have dead after the banner incident; the fate of the guy driving them doesn't get brought up when reported on. [[NeverFoundTheBody Nor is his body present when the teens are fished out]], leaving it uncertain what happened to either his fate or body.
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** Later, Quagmire decides to spy in on a woman stripping while promoting Mort's pharmacy, causing the airplane banner to rip off. This leads to a bus full of teens crashing and the guys committing having to commit the insurance fraud to cover their tracks.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse:While Though the teens involved in the bus crash are confirmed to have dead after the banner incident; the fate of the guy driving them doesn't get brought up when reported on. [[NeverFoundTheBody Nor is his body present when the teens are bus driver's status isn't. Leaving it unclear if they fished out]], leaving it uncertain what happened to either his fate out offscreen and didn't bother acknowledging it, or body.simply NeverFoundTheBody.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: While the teens involved in the bus crash are confirmed to have dead after the banner incident; the fate of the guy driving them doesn't get brought up when reported on; neither is his body present when the teens are fished out, leaving it uncertain what happened to either.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: While the teens involved in the bus crash are confirmed to have dead after the banner incident; the fate of the guy driving them doesn't get brought up when reported on; neither on. [[NeverFoundTheBody Nor is his body present when the teens are fished out, out]], leaving it uncertain what happened to either.either his fate or body.
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* AssemblyLineFastForward: One of the first things Peter and Quagmire do to help get Mort's business back to profitability. [[EpicFail It goes as well as expected]] with Quagmire vomiting and Peter developing a boner and a bloodied nose before passing out.
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* AssemblyLineFastForward: One of the first things Peter and Quagmire do to help get Mort's business back to profitability. [[EpicFail It goes as well as expected]] with Predictably, the conveyor belt starts speeding faster and they struggle to keep up. Forcing them to binge the prescriptions to make up for it. This results in Quagmire [[VomitIndiscretionShot vomiting all over the belt]] and Peter developing getting a boner nosebleed and a bloodied nose "wicked boner" before passing out.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: While the teens involved in the bus crash are confirmed to have dead after the banner incident; the fate of the guy driving them doesn't get brought up when reported on. Considering what happened to the teens, he likely died with them, but with no acknowledgement.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: While the teens involved in the bus crash are confirmed to have dead after the banner incident; the fate of the guy driving them doesn't get brought up when reported on. Considering on; neither is his body present when the teens are fished out, leaving it uncertain what happened to the teens, he likely died with them, but with no acknowledgement.either.
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** later, Quagmire decides to spy in on a woman stripping while promoting Mort's pharmacy, causing the airplane banner to rip off. This leads to a bus full of teens crashing and the guys committing the insurance fraud to cover their tracks.
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** later, Later, Quagmire decides to spy in on a woman stripping while promoting Mort's pharmacy, causing the airplane banner to rip off. This leads to a bus full of teens crashing and the guys committing the insurance fraud to cover their tracks.
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* AssemblyLineFastForward: One of the first things Peter and Quagmire do to help get Mort's business back to profitability. [[EpicFail It goes as well as expected]] with Quagmire vomiting and Peter developing a boner and a bloodied nose before passing out.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Twice over.
** Brian leaving his steak bone leads to Peter on his riding mower running over it, sending the bone into Quagmire's head and setting the plot in motion.
** later, Quagmire decides to spy in on a woman stripping while promoting Mort's pharmacy, causing the airplane banner to rip off. This leads to a bus full of teens crashing and the guys committing the insurance fraud to cover their tracks.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: While the teens involved in the bus crash are confirmed to have dead after the banner incident; the fate of the guy driving them doesn't get brought up when reported on. Considering what happened to the teens, he likely died with them, but with no acknowledgement.
** Brian leaving his steak bone leads to Peter on his riding mower running over it, sending the bone into Quagmire's head and setting the plot in motion.
** later, Quagmire decides to spy in on a woman stripping while promoting Mort's pharmacy, causing the airplane banner to rip off. This leads to a bus full of teens crashing and the guys committing the insurance fraud to cover their tracks.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: While the teens involved in the bus crash are confirmed to have dead after the banner incident; the fate of the guy driving them doesn't get brought up when reported on. Considering what happened to the teens, he likely died with them, but with no acknowledgement.
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* CallBack: Goldman's Pharmacy has gone bankrupt ever since Muriel Goldman was murdered by Diane Simmons in "And Then There Were Fewer".
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* CallBack: Goldman's Pharmacy has gone bankrupt ever since [[Recap/FamilyGuyS9E1AndThenThereWereFewer Muriel Goldman was murdered by Diane Simmons in "And Then There Were Fewer".Simmons]], because Muriel was no longer around to fleece customers.
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* CallBack: Goldman's Pharmacy has gone bankrupt ever since Muriel Goldman was murdered by Diane Simmons in "And Then There Were Fewer".
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* OurZombiesAreDifferent: The beginning of the episode shows that Peter has a pet zombie who he feeds brains to the same way a dog owner would give their dog bones and/or meat.
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* ShoutOut: Peter and Quagmire putting pills in bottles while helping Mort’s business and soon getting overwhelmed due to the conveyor belt’s exceeding speed is an obvious reference to the scene from the episode “Job Switching” from ''I Love Lucy'' where a similar thing happens but with chocolate.
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** Peter and Quagmire putting pills in bottles while helping Mort’s business and soon getting overwhelmed due to the conveyor belt’s exceeding speed is an obvious reference to the scene from the episode “Job Switching” from ''I Love Lucy'' where a similar thing happens but with chocolate.
** Peter and Quagmire putting pills in bottles while helping Mort’s business and soon getting overwhelmed due to the conveyor belt’s exceeding speed is an obvious reference to the scene from the episode “Job Switching” from ''I Love Lucy'' where a similar thing happens but with chocolate.
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* {{Pun}}: Joe is in Vegas in the first act attending a concert for a paraplegic Cher cover artist named "Wheel-Cher".
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: {{Subverted}}. While Peter, Quagmire, and Mort were entitled to feel resentment to insurance companies for not giving them coverage, they still committed a felony and were about to go to jail. However, the subversion comes when Joe decides to set them free after relating to them about insurance agencies and their callousness.
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* UngratefulBastard: PlayedForLaughs as after Joe releases his friends from custody, they just react to confusion that he sets them free instead of thanking him and Peter decides to mock Joe, throw his hat to the end of the hallway and run for the hills. Joe even states that he’s having second thoughts on erasing Peter’s confession from his phone.
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* UngratefulBastard: PlayedForLaughs as after Joe releases his friends from custody, they just react to confusion that he sets them free instead of thanking him and Peter decides to mock Joe, throw his hat to the end of the hallway and run for the hills. Joe even states that he’s having second thoughts on erasing Peter’s confession from his phone.phone.
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* {{Bowdlerization}}: The following changes were made between the DVD version and the TV version:
** The entire part showing the school bus crash caused by the airplane banner for Mort's Pharmacy had to be recut and digitally altered to remove sight of the dead kids in the water and on land.
** Mort explaining his plan on burning down his pharmacy and making it look like an accident: on the TV version, he says "It's all covered in the Torah[[note]]the first five books of the 24 books of the Hebrew Bible[[/note]]". On the DVD version, Mort is more specific and says, "Well, there's a whole section of the Torah dedicated to burning down your business."
** Mort writing an angry letter about Ritz crackers: On TV, he calls the people who made the crackers, "miserable dicks". On DVD, he calls them "miserable dickheads."
** Peter sarcastic answer "Fucking your mom" when Joe interrogates him about the pharmacy burning has "fucking" bleeped on TV.
** The entire part showing the school bus crash caused by the airplane banner for Mort's Pharmacy had to be recut and digitally altered to remove sight of the dead kids in the water and on land.
** Mort explaining his plan on burning down his pharmacy and making it look like an accident: on the TV version, he says "It's all covered in the Torah[[note]]the first five books of the 24 books of the Hebrew Bible[[/note]]". On the DVD version, Mort is more specific and says, "Well, there's a whole section of the Torah dedicated to burning down your business."
** Mort writing an angry letter about Ritz crackers: On TV, he calls the people who made the crackers, "miserable dicks". On DVD, he calls them "miserable dickheads."
** Peter sarcastic answer "Fucking your mom" when Joe interrogates him about the pharmacy burning has "fucking" bleeped on TV.
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* RealityEnsues: {{Subverted}}. While Peter, Quagmire, and Mort were entitled to feel resentment to insurance companies for not giving them coverage, they still committed a felony and were about to go to jail. However, the subversion comes when Joe decides to set them free after relating to them about insurance agencies and their callousness.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: {{Subverted}}. While Peter, Quagmire, and Mort were entitled to feel resentment to insurance companies for not giving them coverage, they still committed a felony and were about to go to jail. However, the subversion comes when Joe decides to set them free after relating to them about insurance agencies and their callousness.
