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When Lois' picture ends up in the newspaper, she decides to fulfill her dream of becoming a model...and soon discovers why her father didn't want her to pursue that dream in the first place. Meanwhile, Brian needs money for worm medication and begins working for Stewie, who set up his bedroom like an office.
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When Lois' picture ends up in the newspaper, she decides to fulfill her dream of becoming a model... and soon discovers why her father didn't want her to pursue that dream in the first place. Meanwhile, Brian needs money for worm medication and begins working for Stewie, who set up his bedroom like an office.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Cookie Monster's insatiable appetite for cookies (complete with him heating up cookie dough on a spoon and having to be sent to rehab) is equated to [[GRatedDrug a drug addiction]].
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: Stewie asking the maid which Latin American country she's from: the one with the civil war, the one with the cocaine, or the one with the fancy hats.
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* PoorMansPorn: What Peter, Chris, and Meg loudly proclaim they'll do with Lois's modeling photos (with everyone disgusted over Meg saying she'll masturbate to the pictures).
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* SelectiveEnforcement: While voicing his support for Lois' modeling career, Peter states that he'll "[[ADateWithRosiePalms pleasure himself]]" to Lois' photos, to which [[ParentalIncest both Chris and Meg]] say "Me too!" In response, Peter calls out Meg, and ''only'' Meg, for saying such things about her mother, and when Meg says she was just trying to fit in, Peter responds by [[PunchAWall punching a hole in the wall]] and screaming at her to get out of the house.
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* SelectiveEnforcement: While voicing his support for Lois' modeling career, Peter states that he'll "[[ADateWithRosiePalms pleasure himself]]" "pleasure himself" to Lois' photos, to which [[ParentalIncest both Chris and Meg]] say "Me too!" In response, Peter calls out Meg, and ''only'' Meg, for saying such things about her mother, and when Meg says she was just trying to fit in, Peter responds by [[PunchAWall punching a hole in the wall]] and screaming at her to get out of the house.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: What Peter, Chris, and Meg loudly proclaim they'll do with Lois's modeling photos (with everyone disgusted over Meg saying she'll masturbate to the pictures).
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* PrecisionFStrike: Two examples which are bleeped in the broadcast version. First, Stewie yells, "Fuck you, ''that's'' who works here!" at Brian. Later, at the Vogue magazine party, someone yells "ah, like so Fuckin' obvious."
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* PrecisionFStrike: Two examples which are bleeped in the broadcast version. First, Stewie yells, "Fuck you, ''that's'' who works here!" at Brian. Later, at the Vogue magazine party, someone yells "ah, like so Fuckin' fuckin' obvious."
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* PrecisionFStrike: Two examples which are bleeped in the broadcast version. First, Stewie yells, "Fuck you, ''that's'' who works here!" at Brian. Later, at the Vogue magazine party, someone yells "ah, like so Fuckin' obvious."
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** At the Vogue magazine party someone yells "ah, like so (Fuck)'in obvious."
** At the Vogue magazine party someone yells "ah, like so (Fuck)'in obvious."
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** When Peter asks Lois “aren’t you going to go do your little turn on the cat walk, Lois, on the catwalk, yeah on the catwalk. Do your little turn on the catwalk?” he makes reference to the 1990s song “I’m Too Sexy” by Right Said Fred.
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** When Peter asks Lois “aren’t you going to go do your little turn on the cat walk, Lois, on the catwalk, yeah on the catwalk. Do your little turn on the catwalk?” he makes reference to the 1990s song “I’m Too Sexy” by Right Said Fred.Music/RightSaidFred.
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* ACappella: "The Four Peters" were an A Cappella group consisting of Peter and three clones of himself, shown doing the RecitationHandClasp while performing [[https://youtu.be/fT3wwNaEr4g this hilarious rendition]] of Music/WolfgangAmadeusMozart's "Eine kleine Nachtmusik".
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* WeightWoe: Lois indulges in diet pills to become a thinner beautiful model, resulting in her looking ragged and to the point where her ribcages are visible and [[XylophonesForWalkingBones used for xylophones]].
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* WeightWoe: Lois indulges in diet pills to become a thinner beautiful model, resulting in her looking ragged and to the point where her ribcages are visible and [[XylophonesForWalkingBones used for xylophones]].xylophones]].
* XylophonesForWalkingBones: Lois' diet pill addiction leaves her so dangerously underweight that she can play her exposed ribcage like a xylophone.
* XylophonesForWalkingBones: Lois' diet pill addiction leaves her so dangerously underweight that she can play her exposed ribcage like a xylophone.
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** Rob Schneider's line "makin' copies!" was the catchphrase of "The Richmeister," a character he played on Series/''SaturdayNightLive'' in the early 1990s.
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** Rob Schneider's line "makin' copies!" was the catchphrase of "The Richmeister," a character he played on Series/''SaturdayNightLive'' ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' in the early 1990s.
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** When the evil monkey from Chris’ closet lies on Chris’ bed, this duplicates a scene when Mitch Kramer lies in his bed from the film Dazed and Confused, except that the evil monkey rolls himself a joint, while Mitch did not.
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** When the evil monkey from Chris’ closet lies on Chris’ bed, this duplicates a scene when Mitch Kramer lies in his bed from the film Dazed and Confused, ''Film/DazedAndConfused'', except that the evil monkey rolls himself a joint, while Mitch did not.
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** "Shawshanking" is a reference to The Shawshank Redemption, where the main character escaped through a sewer pipe.
** Rob Schneider's line "makin' copies!" was the catchphrase of "The Richmeister," a character he played on Saturday Night Live in the early 1990s.
** The parasite worms eating in Brian's stomach mention watching Six Feet Under.
** Rob Schneider's line "makin' copies!" was the catchphrase of "The Richmeister," a character he played on Saturday Night Live in the early 1990s.
** The parasite worms eating in Brian's stomach mention watching Six Feet Under.
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** "Shawshanking" is a reference to The Shawshank Redemption, ''Film/TheShawshankRedemption'', where the main character escaped through a sewer pipe.
** Rob Schneider's line "makin' copies!" was the catchphrase of "The Richmeister," a character he played onSaturday Night Live Series/''SaturdayNightLive'' in the early 1990s.
** The parasite worms eating in Brian's stomach mention watchingSix Feet Under.''Series/SixFeetUnder''.
** Rob Schneider's line "makin' copies!" was the catchphrase of "The Richmeister," a character he played on
** The parasite worms eating in Brian's stomach mention watching
