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* JerkassHasAPoint: Though Lois was very obnoxious and mean-spirited in her desire and methods of trying to break Peter and Chris up, part of her motivation was they two of them were routinely mocking and undermining her, cutting her out from all matters in the family, not to mention they were doing progressively more dangerous things with impunity, to include lighting fires in the house.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Though Lois was very obnoxious and mean-spirited in her desire and methods of trying to break Peter and Chris up, part of her motivation was they two of due to them were routinely mocking and undermining her, her and cutting her out from all matters in the family, not family. Not to mention mention, they were also doing progressively more dangerous things with impunity, to include impunity like lighting fires in the house.
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* ChekhovsGun: When Lois is talking with Bonnie and Donna about how Peter and Chris have been leaving her out of family decisions, Seamus is working on a screenplay at the table next to them. At the end, it’s revealed that the episode was all part of Seamus’ screenplay.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When Lois is talking with Bonnie and Donna about how Peter and Chris have been leaving her out of family decisions, Seamus is working on a screenplay at the table next to them. At the end, it’s revealed that the episode was all part of Seamus’ screenplay.
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* ChekhovsGun: When Lois is talking with Bonnie and Donna about how Peter and Chris have been leaving her out of family decisions, Seamus is working on a screenplay at the table next to them. At the end, it’s revealed that the episode was all part of Seamus’ screenplay.
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* ChekhovsGun: When Lois is talking with Bonnie and Donna about how Peter and Chris have been leaving her out of family decisions, Seamus is working on a screenplay at the table next to them. At the end, it’s revealed that the episode was all part of Seamus’ screenplay.
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** Peter himself falls into this, when he refuses to forgive Lois, who angrily points out that he ''constantly'' does stupid, selfish things, and she always forgives him.
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** Peter himself falls into this, this when he refuses to forgive Lois, who angrily points out that he ''constantly'' does stupid, selfish things, things; and yet she always forgives him.
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* ImpededCommunication: Lois tries to drive a wedge between Peter and Chris by forging their handwriting on essays that claim they prefer Joe and Charles (as in ''Series/CharlesInCharge'') over them. She even leaves voicemails pretending to be Chris and Peter. It almost works until Peter and Chris listen to the end of the voicemail Lois left while pretending to be Chris, and they realize that they've been deceived.
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* ImpededCommunication: Lois tries to drive a wedge between Peter and Chris by forging their handwriting on essays that claim they prefer Joe and Charles (as in ''Series/CharlesInCharge'') over them. She even leaves voicemails pretending to be Chris and Peter. It almost works until Peter and Chris listen to the end of the voicemail Lois left while pretending to be Chris, the latter, and they realize that they've been deceived.
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* ChekhovsGun: When Lois is talking with Bonnie and Donna about how Peter and Chris have been leaving her out of family decisions, Seamus is working on a screenplay at the table next to them. At the end, it’s revealed that the episode was all part of Seamus’ screenplay.
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall:
** When Peter doubts he can accept her apology, Lois can't believe it.
--->'''Lois:''' You do something crazy basically once a week, and I always forgive you.
** Seeing Brian suffer from PianoDrop, Stewie observes this has been a bad week for him.
** When Peter doubts he can accept her apology, Lois can't believe it.
--->'''Lois:''' You do something crazy basically once a week, and I always forgive you.
** Seeing Brian suffer from PianoDrop, Stewie observes this has been a bad week for him.
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* PapaWolf: After finally convincing Amber to take him back, Brian is all set to be the one to dump her. Before he can, he's introduced to her muscle-bound, sledge hammer-wielding uncle, who says he has brutally dealt with guys that treated his niece badly.
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* SomethingWeForgot: Peter was setting up the PianoDrop to get back at Lois, but she caught him and the whole issue was simply talked out instead. In the last scene, the family is watching TV and about to recap the story, only to hear the piano actually drop. Meg points out Peter never took the piano down, and Stewie sees that it fell on Brian.
* TakeThat: Seamus wins an Oscar for his screenplay, only to suddenly be slapped by Creator/WillSmith (a reference to when Smith slapped Creator/ChrisRock at the 2022 ceremony)
* TakeThat: Seamus wins an Oscar for his screenplay, only to suddenly be slapped by Creator/WillSmith (a reference to when Smith slapped Creator/ChrisRock at the 2022 ceremony)
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Lois pushes Peter to spend more time with Chris, then gets jealous of their bond and tries to sabotage it, despite wanting them to bond in the first place.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: {{Hypocrite}}:
** Lois pushes Peter to spend more time with Chris, then gets jealous of their bond and tries to sabotage it, despite wanting them to bond in the first place.
** Lois pushes Peter to spend more time with Chris, then gets jealous of their bond and tries to sabotage it, despite wanting them to bond in the first place.
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* LostInTheMaize: The whole reason Peter participated in the "Generation Gap" game was because Lois saved him from the corn maze.
-->'''Lois''': Yeah, he was crying.
-->'''Lois''': Yeah, he was crying.
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* NotGoodWithRejection: Brian's only real reason why he's so angry about Amber breaking up with him is because his pride won't let him accept the fact that a person he views as lesser than him was the one who ended the relationship.
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* NotGoodWithRejection: Brian's only real reason why he's so angry about Amber breaking up with him is because his pride won't let him accept the fact that a person he views as lesser than him was the one who ended the relationship. He decides he wants to get back together with her solely so ''he'' can be the one to dump her.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Though Lois was very obnoxious and mean-spirited in her desire and methods of trying to break Peter and Chris up, part of her motivation was they two of them were routinely mocking and undermining her, not to mention they were doing progressively more dangerous things with impunity, to include lighting fires in the house.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Though Lois was very obnoxious and mean-spirited in her desire and methods of trying to break Peter and Chris up, part of her motivation was they two of them were routinely mocking and undermining her, cutting her out from all matters in the family, not to mention they were doing progressively more dangerous things with impunity, to include lighting fires in the house.
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** Peter himself falls into this, when he refuses to forgive Lois, who angrily points out that he ''constantly'' does stupid, selfish things, and she always forgives him.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Though Lois was very obnoxious and mean-spirited in her desire and methods of trying to break Peter and Chris up, part of her motivation was they two of them were routinely mocking and undermining her, not to mention they were doing progressively more dangerous things with impunity, to include lighting fires in the house.
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* NotGoodWithRejection: Brian's only real reason why he's so angry about Amber breaking up with him is because his pride won't let him accept the fact that a person he views as lesser than him was the one who ended the relationship.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Lois pushes Peter to spend more time with Chris, then gets jealous of their bond and tries to sabotage it, despite wanting them to bond in the first place.
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* DoesntKnowTheirOwnChild: Peter and Chris finish the "Generation Gap" game in dead-last due to Peter knowing nothing about him. This drives Lois to force them to reconnect.
* ImpededCommunication: Lois tries to drive a wedge between Peter and Chris by forging their handwriting on essays that claim they prefer Joe and Charles (as in ''Series/CharlesInCharge'') over them and even leaving a voicemail pretending to be Chris. It almost works until Peter and Chris listen to the end of the voicemail Chris supposedly left, and they realize that they've been deceived.
* ImpededCommunication: Lois tries to drive a wedge between Peter and Chris by forging their handwriting on essays that claim they prefer Joe and Charles (as in ''Series/CharlesInCharge'') over them and even leaving a voicemail pretending to be Chris. It almost works until Peter and Chris listen to the end of the voicemail Chris supposedly left, and they realize that they've been deceived.
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* DoesntKnowTheirOwnChild: Peter and Chris finish the "Generation Gap" game in dead-last due to Peter knowing almost nothing about him. him besides his "goopy head being squished out of [Lois] like toothpaste." This drives Lois to force them to reconnect.
* ImpededCommunication: Lois tries to drive a wedge between Peter and Chris by forging their handwriting on essays that claim they prefer Joe and Charles (as in ''Series/CharlesInCharge'') overthem and them. She even leaving a voicemail leaves voicemails pretending to be Chris. Chris and Peter. It almost works until Peter and Chris listen to the end of the voicemail Chris supposedly left, Lois left while pretending to be Chris, and they realize that they've been deceived.
* ImpededCommunication: Lois tries to drive a wedge between Peter and Chris by forging their handwriting on essays that claim they prefer Joe and Charles (as in ''Series/CharlesInCharge'') over
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* PianoDrop: Peter merely hoists Lois' piano over the front door to get back at her for trying to sabotage his father-son bond with Chris. When Brian comes home after being forced to stay with Amber by her uncle, the piano falls and lands on him, presumably killing him in the process.
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* PianoDrop: Peter merely hoists Lois' piano over the front door to get back at her for trying to sabotage his father-son bond with Chris. When Brian comes home after being forced to stay in a relationship with Amber by her uncle, the piano falls and lands on him, presumably killing him in the process.
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* PianoDrop: Peter hoists Lois' piano over the front door to get back at her for trying to sabotage his father-son bond with Chris. When Brian comes home after being forced to stay with Amber by her uncle, the piano lands on, presumably killing him.
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* PianoDrop: Peter merely hoists Lois' piano over the front door to get back at her for trying to sabotage his father-son bond with Chris. When Brian comes home after being forced to stay with Amber by her uncle, the piano falls and lands on, on him, presumably killing him.him in the process.
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* PianoDrop: Peter hoists Lois' piano over the front door to get back at her for trying to sabotage his father-son bond with Chris. When Brian comes home after being forced to stay with Amber by her uncle, the piano lands on, presumably killing him.
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* ImpededCommunication: Lois tries to drive a wedge between Peter and Chris by forging their handwriting on essays that claim they prefer Joe and Charles (as in ''Series/CharlesInCharge'') over them and even leaving a voicemail pretending to be Chris.
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* ImpededCommunication: Lois tries to drive a wedge between Peter and Chris by forging their handwriting on essays that claim they prefer Joe and Charles (as in ''Series/CharlesInCharge'') over them and even leaving a voicemail pretending to be Chris. It almost works until Peter and Chris listen to the end of the voicemail Chris supposedly left, and they realize that they've been deceived.
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* ImpededCommunication: Lois tries to drive a wedge between Peter and Chris by forging their handwriting on essays that claim they prefer Joe and Charles (as in ''Series/CharlesInCharge'') over them and even leaving a voicemail pretending to be Chris.
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* NestedStoryReveal: The ending reveals that the entire episode was actually a screenplay written by Seamus.
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* MinorFlawMajorBreakup: Amber breaks up with Brian because he doesn't know any Music/KidRock lyrics or the names of monster trucks.
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* DoesntKnowTheirOwnChild: Peter and Chris finish the "Generation Gap" game in dead-last due to Peter knowing nothing about what Chris likes. This drives Lois to force them to reconnect.
* VagueAge: Amber is so weathered by her lifestyle that Brian can't tell how old she is, guessing that she's either 27 or 61.
* VagueAge: Amber is so weathered by her lifestyle that Brian can't tell how old she is, guessing that she's either 27 or 61.
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* DoesntKnowTheirOwnChild: Peter and Chris finish the "Generation Gap" game in dead-last due to Peter knowing nothing about what Chris likes.him. This drives Lois to force them to reconnect.
* VagueAge: Amber is so weathered by her carny lifestyle that Brian can't tell how old she is, guessing that she's either 27 or 61.
* VagueAge: Amber is so weathered by her carny lifestyle that Brian can't tell how old she is, guessing that she's either 27 or 61.
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* DoesntKnowTheirOwnChild: Peter and Chris finish the "Generation Gap" game in dead-last due to Peter knowing nothing about what Chris likes. This drives Lois to force them to reconnect.
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After Peter and Chris finish last in a "Generation Gap" game, Lois forces them to try and reconnect. Meanwhile, Brian starts dating a crude carny.
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* VagueAge: Amber is so weathered by her lifestyle that Brian can't tell how old she is, guessing that she's either 27 or 61.
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* VagueAge: Amber is so weathered by her lifestyle that Brian can't tell how old she is, guessing that she's either 27 or 61.
