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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': In "Fore, Father", Lois explains to Meg that Stewie is hallucinating from a fever, referring to a Meg was three and ate some "adult brownies" she was saving for a Doobie Brothers concert.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': In "Fore, Father", Lois explains to Meg that Stewie is hallucinating from a fever, referring to a like Meg did when she was three and ate after eating some "adult brownies" that she was saving for a Doobie Brothers concert.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': In "Fore, Father", Lois explains to Meg that Stewie is hallucinating from a fever, referring to a Meg was three and ate some "adult brownies" she was saving for a Doobie Brothers concert.
* WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'': There is an episode titled "Tankin' It to the Streets".
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'':
** In "A Milhouse Divided", one of the Doobie Brothers is part of the band that plays at Homer and Marge's second wedding.
** In "Weekend at Burnsie's", a flashback to Homer's high school days has Chief Wiggum (then a school security guard) referring to Homer, Lenny and Carl as "the Doobie Brothers" upon catching them with a joint.
** In "The Monkey Suit", Ned Flanders complains that the museum's history section doesn't have anything related to the Bible, only to be directed to an exhibit on "the myth of creation". And just to further insult Ned, the display has "What a Fool Believes" playing over the speakers.
* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': In "Fore, Father", Lois explains to Meg that Stewie is hallucinating from a fever, referring to a Meg was three and ate some "adult brownies" she was saving for a Doobie Brothers concert.
* WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'': There is an episode titled "Tankin' It to the Streets".
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'':
** In "A Milhouse Divided", one of the Doobie Brothers is part of the band that plays at Homer and Marge's second wedding.
** In "Weekend at Burnsie's", a flashback to Homer's high school days has Chief Wiggum (then a school security guard) referring to Homer, Lenny and Carl as "the Doobie Brothers" upon catching them with a joint.
** In "The Monkey Suit", Ned Flanders complains that the museum's history section doesn't have anything related to the Bible, only to be directed to an exhibit on "the myth of creation". And just to further insult Ned, the display has "What a Fool Believes" playing over the speakers.
