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* TearJerker: "Puddins" has Tom go through an absolutely ''BRUTAL'' mental breakdown after his stepson Brindon eats himself to death at his own birthday party, it is ''NOT'' PlayedForLaughs. Tom's grief becomes an encompassing obsession over Brindon and he's kicked out of his home and forced to live in the dumpster behind Puddins with ants as his only companions. The episode ends with Tom crying, huddled up in the Mayor's office as a hermit for about an entire year, unable to let go of his dead stepson.
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* TearJerker: "Puddins" has Tom go through an absolutely ''BRUTAL'' mental breakdown after his stepson Brindon eats himself to death at his own birthday party, it is ''NOT'' PlayedForLaughs. Tom's grief becomes an encompassing all-encompassing obsession over Brindon and Brindon, he's kicked out of his home and forced to live in the dumpster behind Puddins with ants as his only companions. The episode ends with Tom crying, huddled up in the Mayor's office as a hermit for about an entire year, unable to let go of his dead stepson.
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* TearJerker: "Puddins" has Tom go through an absolutely ''BRUTAL'' mental breakdown after his stepson Brindon eats himself to death at his own birthday party, it is ''NOT'' PlayedForLaughs. Tom's grief becomes an encompassing obsession over Brinson and he's kicked out of his home and forced to live in the dumpster behind Puddins with ants as his only companions. The episode ends with Tom crying, huddled up in the Mayor's office as a hermit for about an entire year, unable to let go of his dead son.
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* TearJerker: "Puddins" has Tom go through an absolutely ''BRUTAL'' mental breakdown after his stepson Brindon eats himself to death at his own birthday party, it is ''NOT'' PlayedForLaughs. Tom's grief becomes an encompassing obsession over Brinson Brindon and he's kicked out of his home and forced to live in the dumpster behind Puddins with ants as his only companions. The episode ends with Tom crying, huddled up in the Mayor's office as a hermit for about an entire year, unable to let go of his dead son.stepson.
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* TearJerker: "Puddins" has Tom go through an absolutely ''BRUTAL'' mental breakdown after his stepson Brindon eats himself to death at his own birthday party, it is ''NOT'' PlayedForLaughs. The episode ends with Tom crying, huddled up in the Mayor's office as a hermit for about an entire year, unable to let go of his dead son. Eventually Tom is kicked out of his home and forced to live in the dumpster behind Puddins with ants as his only companions.
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* TearJerker: "Puddins" has Tom go through an absolutely ''BRUTAL'' mental breakdown after his stepson Brindon eats himself to death at his own birthday party, it is ''NOT'' PlayedForLaughs. Tom's grief becomes an encompassing obsession over Brinson and he's kicked out of his home and forced to live in the dumpster behind Puddins with ants as his only companions. The episode ends with Tom crying, huddled up in the Mayor's office as a hermit for about an entire year, unable to let go of his dead son. Eventually Tom is kicked out of his home and forced to live in the dumpster behind Puddins with ants as his only companions.
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* TearJerker: "Puddins" has Tom go through an absolutely ''BRUTAL'' mental breakdown after his stepson Brindon eats himself to death at his own birthday party, it is ''NOT'' PlayedForLaughs. The episode ends with Tom crying, huddled up in the Mayor's office as a hermit for about an entire year, unable to let go of his dead son. Eventually Tom is kicked out of his home and forced to live in the dumpster behind Puddins with ants as his only companions.
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** The guests at Gibbon's surprise party were served a gelatinous "meat cobbler" in "Surprise Party".
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** The guests at Gibbon's surprise party Brindon's memorial were served a gelatinous "meat cobbler" in "Surprise Party"."Puddins".
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The constant mention of CD-Rs, the employment of hipstery, cheerful muted horns with big, blocky, colorful text in the end credits, and Tom's use of both a [=BlackBerry=]-esque device and Website/MySpace-like social network all point to this show taking place in a very specific timeframe, around [[TurnOfTheMillennium 2004 to 2006]].
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The UnintentionalPeriodPiece:
**The constant mention of CD-Rs, the employment of hipstery, cheerful muted horns with big, blocky, colorful text in the end credits, and Tom's use of both a [=BlackBerry=]-esque device and Website/MySpace-like social network all point to this show taking place in a very specific timeframe, around [[TurnOfTheMillennium 2004 to2006]].2006]].
** “Gibbons” has a scene that claims Prince Charles is coming to the friendship convention that episode (he never showed up for unknown reasons). As of May 2023, Prince Charles is now ''King'' Charles, making the episode outdated.
**The constant mention of CD-Rs, the employment of hipstery, cheerful muted horns with big, blocky, colorful text in the end credits, and Tom's use of both a [=BlackBerry=]-esque device and Website/MySpace-like social network all point to this show taking place in a very specific timeframe, around [[TurnOfTheMillennium 2004 to
** “Gibbons” has a scene that claims Prince Charles is coming to the friendship convention that episode (he never showed up for unknown reasons). As of May 2023, Prince Charles is now ''King'' Charles, making the episode outdated.
