History Recap / FamilyGuyS9E9AndImJoyceKinney

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* IgnoredEpiphany: What Lois did to Joyce was awful sure, and Lois does apologize. But when Lois calls Joyce out for humiliating her on TV saying she's got no right to do it, Joyce just mocks her by saying "Oh boo-hoo".

* PantsPullingPrank: As teens, Lois not only pulled down Joyce’s pants in front of the whole school while she was blindfolded, but also put a hot dog in her mouth.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Joyce gets revenge on Lois for a ''Literature/{{Carrie}}''-style prank that the latter pulled on her in high school. Lois attempts to apologize, only for [[RejectedApology Joyce to not care]] (due to the severity of said prank). This proves that even if an unpopular kid who was bullied grows up to be more successful than their bullies, he/she may still have self-esteem issues from the undeserved bullying and hate they received and would still hold unhealthy grudges against their tormentors (even if they regret what they did).

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Joyce gets revenge on Lois for a ''Literature/{{Carrie}}''-style prank that the latter pulled on her in high school. Lois attempts to apologize, only for [[RejectedApology Joyce to not care]] (due to the severity of said prank). This proves that even if an unpopular kid who was bullied grows up to be more successful than their bullies, he/she may still have self-esteem issues from the undeserved bullying and hate they received and would still hold unhealthy grudges against their tormentors (no matter much remorseful they feel).

* PullingDownPantsPrank: As teens, Lois not only pulled down Joyce’s pants in front of the whole school while she was blindfolded, but also put a hot dog in her mouth.

* WithFriendsLikeThese: Joyce's betrayal of Lois (by revealing her past and the reason as to why she did it), and the aftermath (nearly all of Quahog shunning Lois, calling her hateful names and so forth, and being ex-communicated by her church when she turns to her pastor for help).
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* IgnoredEpiphany: What Lois did to Joyce was awful sure, and Lois does apologize. But when Lois calls Joyce out for humiliating her on TV saying she's got no right to do it, just mocks her by saying "Oh boo-hoo".

* DisproportionateRetribution: What Lois did to Joyce was a Carrie-style humiliation in high school, Joyce went behind her back over twenty years later and aired Lois' dirty laundry on TV without confronting her directly about it and caused Lois public humiliation. When Lois calls her out on this, Joyce just mocked her by saying "Oh boo-hoo".

* MeaninglessVillainVictory: {{Invoked}} at the end. While Joyce does succeed in humiliating Lois, the latter ends up victorious when she ends up showing the very porn that was outed, prompting the citizens of Quahog to finally overlook Lois’s vice. The disappointed look on Joyce’s face makes the audience realize that she did indeed lose her one-sided war against Lois.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Joyce gets revenge on Lois for a ''Literature/{{Carrie}}''-style prank that the latter pulled on her in high school. Lois attempts to apologize, only for [[RejectedApology Joyce to not care]] (due to the severity of said prank). This proves that even if an unpopular kid who was bullied grows up to be more successful than their bullies, he/she may still have self-esteem issues from the undeserved bullying and hate they received and would still hold unhealthy grudges against their tormentors.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Joyce gets revenge on Lois for a Carrie-style prank that the latter pulled on her in high school. Lois attempts to apologize, only for [[RejectedApology Joyce to not care]] (due to the severity of said prank). This proves that even if an unpopular kid who was bullied grows up to be more successful than their bullies, he/she may still have self-esteem issues from the undeserved bullying and hate they received and would still hold unhealthy grudges against their tormentors.

* KickTheDog: Lois' prank on Joyce.

* RealityEnsues: Joyce gets revenge on Lois for a Carrie-style prank that the latter pulled on her in high school. Lois attempts to apologize, only for [[RejectedApology Joyce to not care]] (due to the severity of said prank). This proves that even if an unpopular kid who was bullied grows up to be more successful than their bullies, he/she may still have self-esteem issues from the undeserved bullying and hate they received and would still hold unhealthy grudges against their tormentors.

* ButForMeItWasTuesday: When Joyce confronts Lois about a prank the latter pulled on her as a teenager. This is understandable, considering how the action had no negative effect on Lois and that what she did was probably over 20 years ago and can be easily forgotten.

* DisproportionateRetribution: What Lois did to Joyce was a Carrie-style humiliation in high school, Joyce went behind her back over twenty years later and aired Lois' dirty laundry on TV without confronting her directly about it and caused Lois public humiliation.
* HeWhoFightsMonsters: Joyce towards Lois. Her backstory is sympathetic, but rather than letting it go and forgetting about Lois, she gets revenge on her and causes Lois public humiliation. When Lois calls her out on this, Joyce just mocked her by saying "Oh boo-hoo".

* DisproportionateRetribution: What Lois did to Joyce was a Carrie-style humiliation in high school, Joyce went behind her back over twenty years later and aired Lois' dirty laundry on TV without confronting her directly about it and caused Lois public humiliation. After learning the truth Lois apologized, but Joyce rejected her apology.

* HeWhoFightsMonsters: Joyce towards Lois. Her backstory is sympathetic, but rather than letting it go and forgetting about Lois, she gets revenge on her and causes Lois public humiliation. When Lois calls her out on this, Joyce just mocked her.

* DisproportionateRetribution: What Lois did to Joyce was a Carrie-style humiliation in high school, Joyce went behind her back over twenty years later and aired Lois' dirty laundry on TV without confronting her directly about it and caused Lois public humiliation. Even after this, Lois apologized, but Joyce rejected her apology.
* HeWhoFightsMonsters: Joyce towards Lois. Her backstory is sympathetic, but rather than letting it go and forgetting about Lois, she gets revenge on her and causes Lois public humiliation.

** A deleted scene shows '''''[[AnythingThatMoves Quagmire]]''''' angrily calling Lois "trash". Yes, the same Quagmire who has a StalkerShrine of Lois in his closet and tried to have sex with her on the episode where Peter has amnesia after appearing on an episode of ''Family Feud'' calling Lois "trash".

* MeaninglessVillainVictory: {{Invoked}} at the end. While Joyce does succeed in humiliating Lois, the latter ends up victorious when she ends up showing the very porn that was outed, prompting the citizens of Quahog to finally overlook Lois’s vice. The disappointed look on Joyce’s makes the audience realize that she did indeed lose her one-sided war against Lois.

* MeaninglessVillainVictory: {{Invoked}} at the end. While Joyce does succeed in humiliating Lois, the latter ends up victorious at the end when she ends up showing the very porn that was outed, prompting the citizens of Quahog to finally overlook Lois’ vice. The disappointed look on Joyce’s makes the audience realize that she did indeed lose her one-sided war against Lois.

* MeaninglessVillainVictory: {{Invoked}}at the end. While Joyce does succeed in humiliating Lois, the latter ends up victorious at the end when she ends up showing the very porn that was outed, prompting the citizens of Quahog to finally overlook Lois’ vice. The disappointed look on Joyce’s makes the audience realize that she did indeed lose her one-sided war against Lois.

* MeaninglessVillainVictory: [[Invoked InvokedTrope]] at the end. While Joyce does succeed in humiliating Lois, the latter ends up victorious at the end when she ends up showing the very porn that was outed, prompting the citizens of Quahog to finally overlook Lois’ vice. The disappointed look on Joyce’s makes the audience realize that she did indeed lose her one-sided war against Lois.

Joyce Kinney later features it in a news story. Lois is outraged and when confronts Joyce, she finds out it was in retaliation for a prank she pulled in High School, where Joyce was [[PanksPullingPrank pantsed in front of the student body]] with a hot dog shoved in her mouth. Joyce's last name is revealed to be Chevapravatdumrong (which is the last name of one of the writers on the show), but she changed it to Kinney, since she believed that the news will never let that on air. Lois then says that the prank was a long time ago and that she was sorry for what she did. Joyce scoffs and tells Lois to "go talk to a news reporter."

Joyce Kinney later features it in a news story. Lois is outraged and when confronts Joyce, she finds out it was in retaliation for a prank she pulled in High School, where Joyce was pantsed in front of the student body with a hot dog shoved in her mouth. Joyce's last name is revealed to be Chevapravatdumrong (which is the last name of one of the writers on the show), but she changed it to Kinney, since she believed that the news will never let that on air. Lois then says that the prank was a long time ago and that she was sorry for what she did. Joyce scoffs and tells Lois to "go talk to a news reporter."

* DisproportionateRetribution: What Lois did to Joyce was a Carrie-style humiliation in high school, Joyce went behind her back over twenty years later and aired Lois' sirty laundry on TV without confronting her directly about it and caused Lois public humiliation. Even after this, Lois apologized, but Joyce rejected her apology.

* RealityEnsues: Joyce gets revenge on Lois for a Carrie-style prank that the latter pulled on her in high school. Lois attempts to apologize, only for [[RejectedApology Joyce to not care]] (due to the severity of said prank). Moral of the scene: there are real life victims of bullying who will never let go of grudges against bullies (even when they really should) and that just because you feel remorseful and apologize for your actions, it won't guarantee an accepted apology.

* RejectedApology: While nderstandable, Joyce does this to Lois. What makes this come off as harsh is the fact that Lois was genuinely sorry for what she did.

* WithFriendsLikeThese: Joyce's betrayal of Lois (by revealing her past and the supposed "justification"), and the aftermath (nearly all of Quahog shunning Lois, calling her hateful names and so forth, and being ex-communicated by her church when she turns to her pastor for help).