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* WhatTheHellHero: Cheryl and Jillian when it becomes clear what's going on between Brian and Quagmire.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Cheryl and Jillian when it becomes clear what's going on between Brian and Quagmire.Quagmire.
* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: Megatron's reaction after getting backsassed by Negatron (a robot that turns into a ''canoe'', of all things).
* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: Megatron's reaction after getting backsassed by Negatron (a robot that turns into a ''canoe'', of all things).
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* CharacterisationClickMoment: While Quagmire's hatred for Brian had been established a few episodes before, this is the first instance Brian retaliates, converting their dynamic into pompous {{SitcomArchNemesis}} [[MirroringFactions who mutually hate each other for hypocritical reasons]].
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* CharacterisationClickMoment: While Quagmire's hatred for Brian had been established a few episodes before, this is the first instance Brian retaliates, converting their dynamic into mutually pompous {{SitcomArchNemesis}} [[SitcomArchNemesis Sitcom Archnemeses]] [[MirroringFactions who mutually hate each other for hypocritical reasons]].
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* DramaticallyMissingThePoint: Brian decides to attend Quagmire's class on picking up girls believing it will teach him how to woo Denise. However, he doesn't realize that Quagmire's lessons are strictly for helping guys get quick flings instead of long-term relationships. When Brian confronts Quagmire about it and explains the situation, Quagmire points out that of course his tips didn't work in Brian's case and he was upfront that the course was for getting laid, not love.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: When Brian says this was a waste of time and wrecked his shot with Denise, Quagmire says his course was explicitly for getting laid and never for love. He also says in all honesty that a person only gets their OneTrueLove if they're actually ready and maybe not even then.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: When Brian says this tells Quagmire his course was a waste of time and wrecked his shot with Denise, Quagmire says points out his course was explicitly for getting laid and never for love. He also says in all honesty that a person only gets their OneTrueLove if they're actually ready and maybe not even then.
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* ShownTheirWork: The ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'' is incredibly accurate to the game itself, down to the most minute details, such as ALL of the normal attacks that Peter and Washee Washee use directly coming from the game itself, as well as the Hadōken projectiles having an imprint of Peter's hands in them, and even having a deliberately limited framerate to emulate the game itself.
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* ShownTheirWork: The ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'' cutaway gag is incredibly accurate to the game itself, down to the most minute details, such as ALL of the normal attacks that Peter and Washee Washee use directly coming from the game itself, as well as the Hadōken projectiles having an imprint of Peter's hands in them, and even having a deliberately limited framerate to emulate the game itself.
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* ShownTheirWork: The ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'' is incredibly accurate to the game itself, down to the most minute details, such as ALL of the normal attacks that Peter and Washee Washee use directly coming from the game itself, as well as the Hadōken projectiles having an imprint of Peter's hands in them, and even having a deliberately limited framerate to emulate the game itself.
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* AsiansEatPets: In a deleted scene Mr. Washee Washee comes to the Griffin household for dinner. Stewie teases Brian (who is a dog) and says that he bets that Mr. Washee Washee thinks Brian is what's for dinner. Brian says that's a racist stereotype, however, Mr. Washee Washee jokes about eating Brian for dinner, which leads the latter to run in a panic.
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* AsiansEatPets: In a deleted scene scene, Mr. Washee Washee comes to the Griffin household for dinner. Stewie teases Brian (who is a dog) and says that he bets that Mr. Washee Washee thinks Brian is what's for dinner. Brian says that's a racist stereotype, however, Mr. Washee Washee jokes about eating Brian for dinner, which leads the latter to run in a panic.
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* AsiansEatPets: In a deleted scene Mr. Washee Washee comes to the Griffin household for dinner. Stewie teases Brian (who is a dog) and says that he bets that Mr. Washee Washee thinks Brian is what's for dinner. Brian says that's a racist stereotype, however, Mr. Washee Washee jokes about eating Brian for dinner, which leads the latter to run in a panic.
