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** Even Chris as Jame Gumb AKA "Buffalo Bill" is this - Buffalo Bill was an extremely disturbed serial killer, but Chris as Bill repeatedly makes fun of his victim (Meg) for being fat, even though the Bill from the movie only targeted overweight women so their skin would fit him after he killed and skinned them as part of his psychosis trying to make a female identity for himself.
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* AdaptationalJerkass: A number actually, since while the ''Family Guy'' characters are playing the roles, they are still their base characters.
** While Forrest Gump was a genuinely good hearted, if naive man, Peter as Forrest is no less uncaring as Peter is in the main show, readily leaving behind Lt. Dan (played by Joe) without hesitation.
** While still a villain, Hannibal Lector was cold, generally polite, mostly treating Clarice with dignity. By contrast, Stewie as Lector is petty, throwing a tantrum when "Clarice" fails to follow detail to his quid-pro-quo he didn't even share.
** While Forrest Gump was a genuinely good hearted, if naive man, Peter as Forrest is no less uncaring as Peter is in the main show, readily leaving behind Lt. Dan (played by Joe) without hesitation.
** While still a villain, Hannibal Lector was cold, generally polite, mostly treating Clarice with dignity. By contrast, Stewie as Lector is petty, throwing a tantrum when "Clarice" fails to follow detail to his quid-pro-quo he didn't even share.
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* AdaptationalJerkass: A number actually, since while the ''Family Guy'' characters are playing the roles, they are still their base characters.
** While Forrest Gump was a genuinely good hearted, if naive man, Peter as Forrest is no less uncaring as Peter is in the main show, readily leaving behind Lt. Dan (played by Joe) without hesitation.
** While still a villain, Hannibal Lector was cold, generally polite, mostly treating Clarice with dignity. By contrast, Stewie as Lector is petty, throwing a tantrum when "Clarice" fails to follow detail to his quid-pro-quo he didn't even share.
** While Forrest Gump was a genuinely good hearted, if naive man, Peter as Forrest is no less uncaring as Peter is in the main show, readily leaving behind Lt. Dan (played by Joe) without hesitation.
** While still a villain, Hannibal Lector was cold, generally polite, mostly treating Clarice with dignity. By contrast, Stewie as Lector is petty, throwing a tantrum when "Clarice" fails to follow detail to his quid-pro-quo he didn't even share.
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Lois is Clarice Starling, a rookie FBI agent who joins the hunt for Chris as Buffalo Bob. Lois turns to Stewie as Hannibal Lecter for help on the case.
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Lois is Clarice Starling, a rookie FBI agent who joins the hunt for Chris as Buffalo Bob.Bill. Lois turns to Stewie as Hannibal Lecter for help on the case.
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* FauxSymbolism: In-universe. Peter complains about the roses in ''American Beauty'' and how they're supposed to be symbolic of something.
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* TakeThat: Peter spins the wheel at the beginning of the episode to decide which Oscar-winning film to retell. It lands on ''Film/TheGreatZiegfeld'', so he quickly moves the needle to the [[Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs next one]].
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* TakeThat: TakeThat:
** Peter spins the wheel at the beginning of the episode to decide which Oscar-winning film to retell. It lands on ''Film/TheGreatZiegfeld'', so he quickly moves the needle to the [[Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs nextone]].one]].
** Peter complains about the symbolism and dated tropes in the pre-9/11 ''American Beauty''. The segment also takes swipes at Creator/KevinSpacey over his abuse allegations and ''Film/ThePhantomMenace''.
** Peter spins the wheel at the beginning of the episode to decide which Oscar-winning film to retell. It lands on ''Film/TheGreatZiegfeld'', so he quickly moves the needle to the [[Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs next
** Peter complains about the symbolism and dated tropes in the pre-9/11 ''American Beauty''. The segment also takes swipes at Creator/KevinSpacey over his abuse allegations and ''Film/ThePhantomMenace''.
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* RunningGag: [[Music/SpinDoctors "Two Princes"]] playing to demonstrate it's TheNineties.
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** [[Music/SpinDoctors "Two Princes"]] playing to demonstrate it'sTheNineties.TheNineties.
** The Silence of the Lambs parody has numerous intentionally dated references to the early '90s, including a Bush '92 sign.
** [[Music/SpinDoctors "Two Princes"]] playing to demonstrate it's
** The Silence of the Lambs parody has numerous intentionally dated references to the early '90s, including a Bush '92 sign.
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'''"Oscars Guy"''' is an episode of ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' that first aired on September 25, 2022. Directed by Creator/GregColton. Written by Creator/DamienFahey. EpisodeCodeNumber [=LACX18=].
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'''"Oscars Guy"''' is an episode of ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' that first aired on September 25, 2022. Directed by Creator/GregColton. Greg Colton. Written by Creator/DamienFahey.Damien Fahey. EpisodeCodeNumber [=LACX18=].
* CastingGag: Chris portraying Buffalo Bill in the ''Silence of the Lambs'' parody is a reference to how Creator/SethGreen modeled Chris's voice after Buffalo Bill.
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* IncestuousCasting: In-universe example. Meg and Chris portray Jane and Ricky in the ''American Beauty'' parody who become a couple in the movie. However, the parody [[AdaptedOut doesn't actually portray that]], likely for this very reason.
* RunningGag: [[Music/SpinDoctors "TwoPrinces" Princes"]] playing to demonstrate it's TheNineties.
* RunningGag: [[Music/SpinDoctors "Two
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** While Forrest Gump was a genuinely good hearted, if naive man, Peter as Forrest is no less selfish and uncaring as Peter is in the main show, readily leaving behind Lt. Dan (played by Joe) without an hesitation.
** While still a villain, Hannibal Lector was cold, generally polite, mostly treating Clarice with dignity. By contrast, Stewie as Lector is selfish and petty, throwing a tantrum when "Clarice" fails to follow detail to his quid-pro-quo he didn't even share.
** While still a villain, Hannibal Lector was cold, generally polite, mostly treating Clarice with dignity. By contrast, Stewie as Lector is selfish and petty, throwing a tantrum when "Clarice" fails to follow detail to his quid-pro-quo he didn't even share.
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** While Forrest Gump was a genuinely good hearted, if naive man, Peter as Forrest is no less selfish and uncaring as Peter is in the main show, readily leaving behind Lt. Dan (played by Joe) without an hesitation.
** While still a villain, Hannibal Lector was cold, generally polite, mostly treating Clarice with dignity. By contrast, Stewie as Lector isselfish and petty, throwing a tantrum when "Clarice" fails to follow detail to his quid-pro-quo he didn't even share.
** While still a villain, Hannibal Lector was cold, generally polite, mostly treating Clarice with dignity. By contrast, Stewie as Lector is
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** While still a villain, Hannibal Lector was cold, generally polite, mostly treating Clarice with dignity. By contrast, Stewie as Lector is selfish and petty, throwing a tantrum with "Clarice" fails to follow detail to his quid-pro-quo he didn't even share.
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** While still a villain, Hannibal Lector was cold, generally polite, mostly treating Clarice with dignity. By contrast, Stewie as Lector is selfish and petty, throwing a tantrum with when "Clarice" fails to follow detail to his quid-pro-quo he didn't even share.
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* AdaptationalJerkass: A number actually, since while the ''Family Guy'' characters are playing the roles, they are still their base characters.
** While Forrest Gump was a genuinely good hearted, if naive man, Peter as Forrest is no less selfish and uncaring as Peter is in the main show, readily leaving behind Lt. Dan (played by Joe) without an hesitation.
** While still a villain, Hannibal Lector was cold, generally polite, mostly treating Clarice with dignity. By contrast, Stewie as Lector is selfish and petty, throwing a tantrum with "Clarice" fails to follow detail to his quid-pro-quo he didn't even share.
** While Forrest Gump was a genuinely good hearted, if naive man, Peter as Forrest is no less selfish and uncaring as Peter is in the main show, readily leaving behind Lt. Dan (played by Joe) without an hesitation.
** While still a villain, Hannibal Lector was cold, generally polite, mostly treating Clarice with dignity. By contrast, Stewie as Lector is selfish and petty, throwing a tantrum with "Clarice" fails to follow detail to his quid-pro-quo he didn't even share.
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* LemonyNarrator: Throughout the shorts, Peter frequently pauses to go on personal tirades about problems he has with the movies, such as complaining about ''American Beauty'', thinking he was going to watch ''Film/AmericanPie''.
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* BrickJoke: In the "Run, Forrest, Run" section of the Film/ForrestGump parody, a lifeguard interrupts Peter!Forrest's run with a no running rule. Later, as Peter!Forrest and Lois!Jenny are running towards each other at the Reflecting Pool, Peter!Forrest slips and hits his head. The lifeguard in his chair says that ''this'' is why no running.
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* BrickJoke: In the "Run, Forrest, Run" section of the Film/ForrestGump ''Film/ForrestGump'' parody, a lifeguard interrupts Peter!Forrest's run with a no running rule. Later, as Peter!Forrest and Lois!Jenny are running towards each other at the Reflecting Pool, Peter!Forrest slips and hits his head. The lifeguard in his chair says that ''this'' is why no running.
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* ThreeShorts: This time based on three Oscar-winning movies: ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs'', ''Film/AmericanBeauty'', and ''Film/ForrestGump'''.
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* ThreeShorts: This time based on three Oscar-winning movies: ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs'', ''Film/AmericanBeauty'', and ''Film/ForrestGump'''.''Film/ForrestGump''.
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* BrickJoke: In the "Run, Forrest, Run" section of the Film/ForrestGump parody, a lifeguard interrupts Peter!Forrest's run with a no running rule. Later, as Peter!Forrest and Lois!Jenny are running towards each other at the Reflecting Pool, Peter!Forrest slips and hits his head. The lifeguard in his chair says that ''this'' is why no running.
* BrickJoke: In the "Run, Forrest, Run" section of the Film/ForrestGump parody, a lifeguard interrupts Peter!Forrest's run with a no running rule. Later, as Peter!Forrest and Lois!Jenny are running towards each other at the Reflecting Pool, Peter!Forrest slips and hits his head. The lifeguard in his chair says that ''this'' is why no running.
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* RunningGag: "Two Princes" playing to demonstrate it's TheNineties.
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Peter retells three Oscar-winning stories in his own style.
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'''"Oscars Guy"''' is an episode of ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' that first aired on September 25, 2022. Directed by Creator/GregColton. Written by Creator/DamienFahey. EpisodeCodeNumber [=LACX18=].
Peter retells the stories of three Oscar-winningstories movies in his own style.
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style: ''Film/SilenceOfTheLambs'', ''Film/AmericanBeauty'' and ''Film/ForrestGump''.
!!! ''Silence of the Lambs''
Lois is Clarice Starling, a rookie FBI agent who joins the hunt for Chris as Buffalo Bob. Lois turns to Stewie as Hannibal Lecter for help on the case.
!!! ''American Beauty''
Peter is Lester Burnham, a married middle-aged man who becomes infatuated with a high school cheerleader.
!!! ''Forrest Gump''
Peter is Forrest Gump and Lois is Jenny.
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Peter retells the stories of three Oscar-winning
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!!! ''Silence of the Lambs''
Lois is Clarice Starling, a rookie FBI agent who joins the hunt for Chris as Buffalo Bob. Lois turns to Stewie as Hannibal Lecter for help on the case.
!!! ''American Beauty''
Peter is Lester Burnham, a married middle-aged man who becomes infatuated with a high school cheerleader.
!!! ''Forrest Gump''
Peter is Forrest Gump and Lois is Jenny.
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* ShoutOut: Besides the ones featured in the episode, the other films on the "Best Picture" wheel include ''Film/{{Rocky}}'', ''Film/TheSoundOfMusic'', and ''Film/TheGodfather''.
* TakeThat: Peter spins the wheel at the beginning of the episode to decide which Oscar-winning film to retell. It lands on ''Film/TheGreatZiegfeld'', so he quickly moves the needle to the [[Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs next one]].
* ThreeShorts: This time based on three Oscar-winning movies: ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs'', ''Film/AmericanBeauty'', and ''Film/ForrestGump'''.
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