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* LockedInARoom: "Brian & Stewie", the duo is stuck in a bank vault all night.
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* LockedInARoom: In "Brian & Stewie", the duo is stuck in a bank vault all night.
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* LampshadeHanging: Lots of it:
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* LampshadeHanging: Lots of it:LampshadeHanging:
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** When Brian found his long lost son, Stewie asked what we were all thinking:
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** When Brian found reunites with his long lost son, Stewie asked what we were all thinking:asks how the latter can be a teenager when Brian is only 7 years old.
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** In "Back to the Pilot" we get this bit:
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** In "Back to the Pilot" we get this bit:Pilot", Stewie lampshades that his characterization has changed throughout the years.
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** Lois gets pissy about the fact that some families tend to eat Thanksgiving dinner as soon as it's done being prepared, even if it's in the middle of the afternoon.
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* LargeHam: Nearly everyone on the show. Joe and Quagmire for starters.
* LaserGuidedKarma:
** A good one happened to [[AlphaBitch Connie D'Amico]] in the episode "Stew-Roids". Connie rebuffs Meg when she tries to give her a ''Film/HighSchoolMusical'' soundtrack and insults her. One JerkJock farted in her face and had Meg running off crying. As soon as Connie started dating Chris and then Chris has a party at his house, he is caught making out with other girls and then dumps Connie. Connie then becomes unpopular and when Connie tries to get help from Meg, [[BewareTheNiceOnes Meg]] coldly tells her off. [[spoiler: Subverted in that Meg decides to help Connie make Chris become unpopular again, and then Connie goes back to being popular and disliking Meg.]]
** In one episode Stewie abducts the cast of ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' after he's unable to get his questions about the show answered at a convention. After he kills Denise Crosby to make sure they don't try anything funny, he spends the day with them, only they turn out to be totally annoying and demanding. By the end of his time with them, he's announced that they've ruined ''Next Generation'' for him and he hopes they all die. AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: One could argue that the cast were acting this way on purpose, seeing as how he killed Denise, they probably figured that by acting utterly annoying he'd grow sick of them and send them home. Counts as either a BatmanGambit or ThanatosGambit, because if such was the case, there was just as much chance he'd kill them if they annoyed him too much.
* LaserGuidedKarma:
** A good one happened to [[AlphaBitch Connie D'Amico]] in the episode "Stew-Roids". Connie rebuffs Meg when she tries to give her a ''Film/HighSchoolMusical'' soundtrack and insults her. One JerkJock farted in her face and had Meg running off crying. As soon as Connie started dating Chris and then Chris has a party at his house, he is caught making out with other girls and then dumps Connie. Connie then becomes unpopular and when Connie tries to get help from Meg, [[BewareTheNiceOnes Meg]] coldly tells her off. [[spoiler: Subverted in that Meg decides to help Connie make Chris become unpopular again, and then Connie goes back to being popular and disliking Meg.]]
** In one episode Stewie abducts the cast of ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' after he's unable to get his questions about the show answered at a convention. After he kills Denise Crosby to make sure they don't try anything funny, he spends the day with them, only they turn out to be totally annoying and demanding. By the end of his time with them, he's announced that they've ruined ''Next Generation'' for him and he hopes they all die. AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: One could argue that the cast were acting this way on purpose, seeing as how he killed Denise, they probably figured that by acting utterly annoying he'd grow sick of them and send them home. Counts as either a BatmanGambit or ThanatosGambit, because if such was the case, there was just as much chance he'd kill them if they annoyed him too much.
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* LeadIn: Almost every episode.
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* LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn: "That's classic travelin' music."
* LethallyStupid: Peter Griffin. Just try to make a kill count. Many characters in the cutaway gags are this.
* LethallyStupid: Peter Griffin. Just try to make a kill count. Many characters in the cutaway gags are this.
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* LimbSensationFascination: One episode has Joe Swanson gets new functional legs transplanted, and he proceeds to show off his old athletic and martial arts abilities to the point of becoming arrogant and rejecting his old friends for new ones who can keep up with him. In the end he becomes paralyzed again in AnAesop about pride.
* LimitedAnimation: Taken to extremes post-cancellation. Lampshaded like almost everything else at one point.
* LimitedAnimation: Taken to extremes post-cancellation. Lampshaded like almost everything else at one point.
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* LimbSensationFascination: One episode has Joe Swanson gets get new functional legs transplanted, and he proceeds to show off his old athletic and martial arts abilities to the point of becoming arrogant and rejecting his old friends for new ones who can keep up with him. In the end he becomes paralyzed again in AnAesop about pride.
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* LivingMotionDetector: Parodied in an episode where Peter and Lois encounter a prostitute like this.
* LockedInARoom: "Brian & Stewie", where the duo is stuck in a bank vault all night.
* LockedInARoom: "Brian & Stewie", where the duo is stuck in a bank vault all night.
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** Also on "Episode 420," Peter gets so high that, instead of setting up one of his flashback moments, he shows the viewers a list of celebrities he hates, including Stephen Dorff, Music/JustinTimberlake, Creator/DaneCook, Creator/ChrisODonnell, Creator/GeoffreyChaucer, Creator/KathyGriffin, Andy Samberg, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Andrew [=McCarthy=], Rita Coolidge, Creator/DavidArquette, Carlos Mencia, Music/AmyWinehouse, every rapper, Creator/EthanHawke, Dax Sheppard, Music/TobyKeith, Joe Francis, Princess Diana, [[{{Music/Coldplay}} Chris Martin]], Chris Martin again, Chris Martin's parents, Eve Plumb, Bonnie Franklin, Kate Bekinsale, Creator/FreddiePrinzeJr, Suri Cruise, The forehead guy from ''Series/{{The Office|US}}'', Garry Marshal, Paul Tsongas, and Chris Martin's ancestors.
** In "Ocean's Three and a Half" Stewie writes a song for Susie named after her. Brian sarcastically comments that's the first time a song has been named after a girl. Stewie asks him to mention 20. Then 6 more. Then 5 more. Brian is able to do so every time, to which Stewie storms off while telling him to go fuck himself.
** Quagmire's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech to Brian. Supporters call it a long overdue callout to Brian that outlines exactly why he's considered a CreatorsPet, while the detractors claim it's pure hypocrisy given that Quagmire...isn't exactly a pillar of morality himself (which he does slightly acknowledge in it).
** In "Ocean's Three and a Half" Stewie writes a song for Susie named after her. Brian sarcastically comments that's the first time a song has been named after a girl. Stewie asks him to mention 20. Then 6 more. Then 5 more. Brian is able to do so every time, to which Stewie storms off while telling him to go fuck himself.
** Quagmire's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech to Brian. Supporters call it a long overdue callout to Brian that outlines exactly why he's considered a CreatorsPet, while the detractors claim it's pure hypocrisy given that Quagmire...isn't exactly a pillar of morality himself (which he does slightly acknowledge in it).
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** Also on On "Episode 420," Peter gets so high that, instead of setting up one of his flashback moments, he shows the viewers a list of celebrities he hates, including Stephen Dorff, Music/JustinTimberlake, Creator/DaneCook, Creator/ChrisODonnell, Creator/GeoffreyChaucer, Creator/KathyGriffin, Andy Samberg, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Andrew [=McCarthy=], Rita Coolidge, Creator/DavidArquette, Carlos Mencia, Music/AmyWinehouse, every rapper, Creator/EthanHawke, Dax Sheppard, Music/TobyKeith, Joe Francis, Princess Diana, [[{{Music/Coldplay}} Chris Martin]], Chris Martin again, Chris Martin's parents, Eve Plumb, Bonnie Franklin, Kate Bekinsale, Creator/FreddiePrinzeJr, Suri Cruise, The forehead guy from ''Series/{{The Office|US}}'', Garry Marshal, Paul Tsongas, and Chris Martin's ancestors.
** In "Ocean's Three and aHalf" Half", Stewie writes a song for Susie named after her. Brian sarcastically comments that's the first time a song has been named after a girl. Stewie asks him to mention 20. Then 6 more. Then 5 more. Brian is able to do so every time, to which Stewie storms off while telling him to go fuck himself.
** Quagmire's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech toBrian. Supporters call it Brian is a long overdue callout to Brian that outlines exactly why he's considered a CreatorsPet, while rant detailing all the detractors claim it's pure hypocrisy given that Quagmire...isn't exactly a pillar of morality himself (which he does slightly acknowledge in it).complaints viewers had raised about his character throughout the years, including his arrogance, hypocrisy, poor parenting and attempts to court his best friend's wife.
** In "Ocean's Three and a
** Quagmire's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech to
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* LyricalDissonance: "The life of the wife is ended by the knife!"
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* LyricalDissonance: Stewie tries to teach a fellow toddler how to properly enunciate by singing "The life of the wife is ended by the knife!"knife!", Despite the song being about matricide, it has a joyful tuneul tune inspired by ''Film/MyFairLady''.
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* KafkaKomedy: Happens frequently, especially with Brian who frequently finds himself on the receiving end of endless ComedicSociopathy due to [[CantGetAwayWithNuthin some minor or inadvertent offense]], [[SomebodyDoesntLoveRaymond especially if it involves Quagmire]].
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** Ironically, in "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS5E8BarelyLegal Barely Legal]]," the one time [[ButtMonkey Meg]] actually deserved punishment, she didn't get it.
** Peter and Stewie get away with rather callous and sometimes outright murderous acts at times.
** Lois seems to be shifting towards this region too.
** Quagmire raped an underaged girl and eventually got off "scott free"
*** Got off, Giggiddy.
** Joe has murdered three men that he has erroneously believed committed crimes.
** Connie, who has tormented Meg for many years, was last seen pelting her with dodgeballs with the rest of her gym class. Despite her earlier punishments, especially from Brian (in "Barely Legal") and Stewie (in "[=McStroke=]"), she hasn't learned from her mistakes.
** The girl who Quagmire is charged with statutory rape for sleeping with lies about her age; nobody ever brings this up and she's never punished.
** Peter and Stewie get away with rather callous and sometimes outright murderous acts at times.
** Lois seems to be shifting towards this region too.
** Quagmire raped an underaged girl and eventually got off "scott free"
*** Got off, Giggiddy.
** Joe has murdered three men that he has erroneously believed committed crimes.
** Connie, who has tormented Meg for many years, was last seen pelting her with dodgeballs with the rest of her gym class. Despite her earlier punishments, especially from Brian (in "Barely Legal") and Stewie (in "[=McStroke=]"), she hasn't learned from her mistakes.
** The girl who Quagmire is charged with statutory rape for sleeping with lies about her age; nobody ever brings this up and she's never punished.
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** Ironically, in In "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS5E8BarelyLegal Barely Legal]]," the one time [[ButtMonkey Meg]] actually deserved punishment, Meg kidnaps and almost rapes Brian, but receives no punishment. Instead, she didn't get it.
** Peteris given a heart-to-heart by Quagmire, and Stewie get walks away with rather callous and sometimes outright murderous acts at times.
** Lois seemshoping to be shifting towards this region too.
become a better person.
** Quagmire is a repeat sex offender whose reprehensible acts are played for laughs. He has raped anunderaged girl underage girl, peeped on women's bathrooms, roofied his dates, and eventually lied about wearing protection, yet always got off "scott free"
*** Got off, Giggiddy.
away scot free.
**Joe has murdered three men that he has erroneously believed committed crimes.
** Connie, who has tormented Meg for many years, was last seen pelting her with dodgeballs with the rest of her gym class. Despite her earlier punishments, especially from Brian (in "Barely Legal") and Stewie (in "[=McStroke=]"), she hasn't learned from her mistakes.
** The girl whoQuagmire is charged with statutory rape for sleeping with lies an underage girl who lied about her age; nobody age. Nobody ever brings this up and she's never punished.
** Peter
** Lois seems
** Quagmire is a repeat sex offender whose reprehensible acts are played for laughs. He has raped an
*** Got off, Giggiddy.
**
** Connie, who has tormented Meg for many years, was last seen pelting her with dodgeballs with the rest of her gym class. Despite her earlier punishments, especially from Brian (in "Barely Legal") and Stewie (in "[=McStroke=]"), she hasn't learned from her mistakes.
** The girl who
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** The mysterious driver in "Life of Brian." It was not known who was driving the car, as this person left the scene.
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** The mysterious driver in "Life of Brian." It was Brian" runs over Brian, doesn't stop to aid the wounded dog, and is not known who was driving the car, as this person left the scene.seen afterwards.
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** Quagmire, and sometimes Peter.
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** Quagmire, and sometimes Peter.Quagmire has had sex with hundreds of women, despite not being particularly good looking. Brian himself constantly wonders how his rival can have such a successful love life.
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** Chris too, despite being a younger version of his father.
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* KickTheDog: Pretty much ''everyone'' does this to [[TheChewToy Meg]].
* KidsAreCruel: Poor, poor Meg....
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* KilledOffForReal:
** Francis Griffin, Mr. Weed. [[spoiler: Murial Goldman, Derek (Jillian's husband), James Woods, Bertram, and Diane Simmons]] as of Season 9. Subverted in that [[spoiler:James Woods]] [[DeathIsCheap later came back]].
** [[spoiler: Lois was seemingly this in "Stewie Kills Lois", but turned out to have survived. More recently, Brian actually was for three episodes, [[DeathIsCheap but was rescued by Stewie from getting killed in "Christmas Guy" a couple episodes later, stopping his death from ever actually happening.]]]]
* KitschyLocalCommercial:
** Al Harrington of Wacky Waving Inflatable Flailing Arm Tube Men Emporium.
** When Peter becomes one of the New England Patriots, he does a local spot for a car dealership complete with monotone reading, eyes following cue-cards, forced football references, and crappy redundant jingle.
* TheKlan: The KKK is often mocked.
** Francis Griffin, Mr. Weed. [[spoiler: Murial Goldman, Derek (Jillian's husband), James Woods, Bertram, and Diane Simmons]] as of Season 9. Subverted in that [[spoiler:James Woods]] [[DeathIsCheap later came back]].
** [[spoiler: Lois was seemingly this in "Stewie Kills Lois", but turned out to have survived. More recently, Brian actually was for three episodes, [[DeathIsCheap but was rescued by Stewie from getting killed in "Christmas Guy" a couple episodes later, stopping his death from ever actually happening.]]]]
* KitschyLocalCommercial:
** Al Harrington of Wacky Waving Inflatable Flailing Arm Tube Men Emporium.
** When Peter becomes one of the New England Patriots, he does a local spot for a car dealership complete with monotone reading, eyes following cue-cards, forced football references, and crappy redundant jingle.
* TheKlan: The KKK is often mocked.
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* KilledOffForReal:
**KilledOffForReal: Some of the deceased characters have been restored to life through various means, but WordOfGod has stated that Francis Griffin, Mr. Weed. [[spoiler: Murial Weed, [[spoiler:Muriel Goldman, Derek (Jillian's husband), James Woods, Bertram, and Diane Simmons]] as of Season 9. Subverted in that [[spoiler:James Woods]] [[DeathIsCheap later came back]].
** [[spoiler: Lois was seemingly this in "Stewie Kills Lois", but turned out to have survived. More recently, Brian actually was for three episodes, [[DeathIsCheap but was rescued by Stewie from getting killed in "Christmas Guy" a couple episodes later, stopping his death from ever actually happening.]]]]
are not coming back.
*KitschyLocalCommercial:
** Al Harrington of Wacky Waving Inflatable Flailing Arm Tube Men Emporium.
**KitschyLocalCommercial: When Peter becomes one of the New England Patriots, he does a local spot for a car dealership complete with monotone reading, eyes following cue-cards, forced football references, and crappy redundant jingle.
* %%** Al Harrington of Wacky Waving Inflatable Flailing Arm Tube Men Emporium.
%%* TheKlan: The KKK is often mocked.
**
** [[spoiler: Lois was seemingly this in "Stewie Kills Lois", but turned out to have survived. More recently, Brian actually was for three episodes, [[DeathIsCheap but was rescued by Stewie from getting killed in "Christmas Guy" a couple episodes later, stopping his death from ever actually happening.]]]]
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* KnightOfCerebus:
** [[BastardBoyfriend Jeff]] is an unpleasant individual.
** Sonja, Quagmire's ex-girlfriend from the season 12 episode "Quagmire's Quagmire" was also one of these. She humiliates Quagmire in public, beats him over the head and puts him in the trunk of his car, fully intending on making him into her sex slave.
* KnightTemplarBigBrother: Quagmire, due to the treatment his sister suffers from the aforementioned Jeff.
** [[BastardBoyfriend Jeff]] is an unpleasant individual.
** Sonja, Quagmire's ex-girlfriend from the season 12 episode "Quagmire's Quagmire" was also one of these. She humiliates Quagmire in public, beats him over the head and puts him in the trunk of his car, fully intending on making him into her sex slave.
* KnightTemplarBigBrother: Quagmire, due to the treatment his sister suffers from the aforementioned Jeff.
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* KnightOfCerebus:
**KnightOfCerebus: [[BastardBoyfriend Jeff]] is an unpleasant individual.
** Sonja, Quagmire's ex-girlfriend from the season 12 episode "Quagmire's Quagmire" was alsoone of these. She humiliates the few antagonists to be played completely straight, with his horrific abuse of Brenda Quagmire horrifying everyone who witnesses it. The sole episode in public, beats him over which he plays a major role is notorious for having a much darker tone, with less emphasis on the head and puts him in irreverent humour the trunk of his car, fully intending on making him into her sex slave.
show is known for.
* KnightTemplarBigBrother:Quagmire, due Quagmire decides to personally kill his sister's boyfriend as revenge for the treatment years of abuse she suffered at his sister suffers from the aforementioned Jeff.hands.
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** Sonja, Quagmire's ex-girlfriend from the season 12 episode "Quagmire's Quagmire" was also
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* JawDrop:
** Shown with Meg, Lois and Chris after Peter got raped by a "breedin' bull" at a rodeo.
** Brian in "I Dream Of Jesus" gets a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkIS3G64ug0 pretty exaggerated one]].
** Quagmire in "And I'm Joyce Kinney" when he sees Lois' porn video.
** Shown with Meg, Lois and Chris after Peter got raped by a "breedin' bull" at a rodeo.
** Brian in "I Dream Of Jesus" gets a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkIS3G64ug0 pretty exaggerated one]].
** Quagmire in "And I'm Joyce Kinney" when he sees Lois' porn video.
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** Peter actually started out in this territory. Despite always being selfish to a certain extent, he would often learn from his mistakes at the end of each episode. After the show was brought back, though, he was turned into more of an outright sociopath.
** Stewie, though still not without his evil tendencies, [[TookALevelInKindness has leaned into this in recent seasons]], [[FanOfUnderdog especially in his treatment of Brian]].
** Stewie, though still not without his evil tendencies, [[TookALevelInKindness has leaned into this in recent seasons]], [[FanOfUnderdog especially in his treatment of Brian]].
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** Peter actually started out in this territory. Despite always being as a somewhat selfish to a certain extent, he man who would often learn from his mistakes at the end of each episode. After the show was brought back, though, he was turned into more of an outright sociopath.
**Stewie, though Stewie TookALevelInKindness after season 6. Though he is still not without prone to the occasional violent outburst and harmful prank, he has lost much of his evil tendencies, [[TookALevelInKindness has leaned into this in recent seasons]], [[FanOfUnderdog especially megalomania and learned to feel empathy, particularly in his treatment of Brian]].interactions with Brian, whom he has come to see as his best friend.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Everyone, although some characters shift into Jerkass territory more than others.
** JerkassBall: Every character has moments being one based on RuleOfFunny in later seasons. Even Lois and Brian, who by default are somewhat straight-faced and fairly empathetic characters, can become selfish, vindictive, and outright sociopathic jerks if it helps with the shock value comedy.
** JerkassBall: Every character has moments being one based on RuleOfFunny in later seasons. Even Lois and Brian, who by default are somewhat straight-faced and fairly empathetic characters, can become selfish, vindictive, and outright sociopathic jerks if it helps with the shock value comedy.
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* JitterCam: Used very noticeably each time an airplane was on a collision course in "Airport '07".
* JoinTheArmyTheySaid: Parodied in "Saving Private Brian".
* JoinsToFitIn: Peter's reason for founding the NAAFP.
* JoinTheArmyTheySaid: Parodied in "Saving Private Brian".
* JoinsToFitIn: Peter's reason for founding the NAAFP.
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** Chris becomes a bully after Connie makes him popular in the episode [[Recap/FamilyGuyS7E13StewRoids “Stew-Roids”]]
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** Chris [[AcquiredSituationalNarcissism becomes a bully after Connie makes him popular popular]] in the episode [[Recap/FamilyGuyS7E13StewRoids “Stew-Roids”]]
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** Lois was an AlphaBitch in high school, pulling a [[Literature/Carrie Chris Hargensen]]-level prank on an unlucky fat girl. Inverted in that she still carries some of her AlphaBitch behaviors with her into adulthood.
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** Lois was an AlphaBitch in high school, pulling a [[Literature/Carrie [[Literature/{{Carrie}} Chris Hargensen]]-level prank on an unlucky fat girl. Inverted in that she still carries some of her AlphaBitch behaviors with her into adulthood.
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* PopularIsEvil:
** Connie D’Amico is a total bitch, bullying Meg relentlessly.
** Lois was an AlphaBitch in high school, pulling a [[Literature/Carrie Chris Hargensen]]-level prank on an unlucky fat girl. Inverted in that she still carries some of her AlphaBitch behaviors with her into adulthood.
** Chris becomes a bully after Connie makes him popular in the episode [[Recap/FamilyGuyS7E13StewRoids “Stew-Roids”]]
** Connie D’Amico is a total bitch, bullying Meg relentlessly.
** Lois was an AlphaBitch in high school, pulling a [[Literature/Carrie Chris Hargensen]]-level prank on an unlucky fat girl. Inverted in that she still carries some of her AlphaBitch behaviors with her into adulthood.
** Chris becomes a bully after Connie makes him popular in the episode [[Recap/FamilyGuyS7E13StewRoids “Stew-Roids”]]
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* LighterAndSofter: Relatively speaking, the show starting with season 18 is this compared to many of the seasons before, due to being less reliant on shock value and {{Gorn}}, and leaning more heavily into absurdism and LampshadeHanging with it's humor. The characters, while still flanderized, have their JerkAss tendencies toned down, Quagmire's sex offender antics are downplayed to the point of non-existance (which, according to the show, [[RealLifeWritesThePlot is due to the #MeToo movement]]), and even Meg gets far less hate, being treated more like just another member of the family, and as much of a ButtMonkey as ever other Griffin. It's still not as light as earlier seasons but still lighter than it's been for the past few years.
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* LighterAndSofter: Relatively speaking, the show starting with season 18 is this compared to many of the seasons before, due to being less reliant on shock value and {{Gorn}}, and leaning more heavily into absurdism and LampshadeHanging with it's humor. The characters, while still flanderized, have their JerkAss tendencies toned down, Quagmire's sex offender antics are downplayed to the point of non-existance (which, according to the show, [[RealLifeWritesThePlot is due to the #MeToo movement]]), and even Meg gets far less hate, being treated more like just another member of the family, and as much of a ButtMonkey as ever every other Griffin. It's still not as light as earlier seasons but still lighter than it's been for the past few years.
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* LighterAndSofter: Relatively speaking, the show starting with season 18 is this compared to many of the seasons before, due to being less reliant on shock value and {{Gorn}}, and leaning more heavily into absurdism and LampshadeHanging with it's humor. The characters, while still flanderized, don't engage in as much extreme JerkAss behavior, and even Quagmire's sex offender antics are downplayed to the point of non-existance (which, according to the show, [[RealLifeWritesThePlot is due to the #MeToo movement]]). It's still not as light as earlier seasons but still lighter than it's been for the past few years.
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* LighterAndSofter: Relatively speaking, the show starting with season 18 is this compared to many of the seasons before, due to being less reliant on shock value and {{Gorn}}, and leaning more heavily into absurdism and LampshadeHanging with it's humor. The characters, while still flanderized, don't engage in as much extreme have their JerkAss behavior, and even tendencies toned down, Quagmire's sex offender antics are downplayed to the point of non-existance (which, according to the show, [[RealLifeWritesThePlot is due to the #MeToo movement]]).movement]]), and even Meg gets far less hate, being treated more like just another member of the family, and as much of a ButtMonkey as ever other Griffin. It's still not as light as earlier seasons but still lighter than it's been for the past few years.
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* LighterAndSofter: Relatively speaking, season 19 is this compared to many of the seasons before, due to being less reliant on shock value and {{Gorn}}, and leaning more heavily into absurdism and LampshadeHanging with it's humor. The characters, while still flanderized, don't engage in as much extreme JerkAss behavior, and even Quagmire's sex offender antics are downplayed to the point of non-existance (which, according to the show, [[RealLifeWritesThePlot is due to the #MeToo movement]]). It's still not as light as earlier seasons but still lighter than it's been for the past few years.
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* LighterAndSofter: Relatively speaking, the show starting with season 19 18 is this compared to many of the seasons before, due to being less reliant on shock value and {{Gorn}}, and leaning more heavily into absurdism and LampshadeHanging with it's humor. The characters, while still flanderized, don't engage in as much extreme JerkAss behavior, and even Quagmire's sex offender antics are downplayed to the point of non-existance (which, according to the show, [[RealLifeWritesThePlot is due to the #MeToo movement]]). It's still not as light as earlier seasons but still lighter than it's been for the past few years.
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* LighterAndSofter: Relatively speaking, season 19 is this compared to many of the seasons before, due to being less reliant on shock value and {{Gorn}}, and leaning more heavily into absurdism and LampshadeHanging with it's humor. The characters, while still flanderized, don't engage in as much extreme JerkAss behavior, and even Quagmire's sex offender antics are downplayed to the point of non-existance (which, according to the show, [[RealLifeWritesThePlot is due to the #MeToo movement]]). It's still not as light as earlier seasons but still lighter than it's been for the past few years.
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* PinkIsErotic: Lois is the family matriarch and is shown to have a [[GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex healthy sex life]]. She wears a pink nightie and wears pink boots in "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS11E6LoisComesOutOfHerShell Lois Comes Out Of Her Shell]]." Lois also wears a pink outfit with pink lipstick while making a plaster body-part cast of [[Music/DarylHallAndJohnOates Daryl Hall]]'s penis.
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* PinkIsErotic: PinkIsErotic:
** Lois is the family matriarch and is shown to have a [[GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex healthy sex life]]. She wears a pink nightie and wears pink boots in "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS11E6LoisComesOutOfHerShell Lois Comes Out Of Her Shell]]." Lois also wears a pink outfit with pink lipstick while making a plaster body-part cast of [[Music/DarylHallAndJohnOates Daryl Hall]]'spenis.penis.
** Quagmire is the sex-obsessed neighbor and friend to the Griffin family. His house has a pink and purple color scheme. His bedroom has pink walls, a magenta bed, and mirrors on the ceiling. When he worked as a stripper in "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS15E3AmericanGiggolo American Giggolo]]", it involved pink lighting, pink smoke, and he wore pink with Peter when he worked as a prostitute with Peter as his pimp.
** Lois is the family matriarch and is shown to have a [[GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex healthy sex life]]. She wears a pink nightie and wears pink boots in "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS11E6LoisComesOutOfHerShell Lois Comes Out Of Her Shell]]." Lois also wears a pink outfit with pink lipstick while making a plaster body-part cast of [[Music/DarylHallAndJohnOates Daryl Hall]]'s
** Quagmire is the sex-obsessed neighbor and friend to the Griffin family. His house has a pink and purple color scheme. His bedroom has pink walls, a magenta bed, and mirrors on the ceiling. When he worked as a stripper in "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS15E3AmericanGiggolo American Giggolo]]", it involved pink lighting, pink smoke, and he wore pink with Peter when he worked as a prostitute with Peter as his pimp.
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* PinkIsErotic: Lois is the family matriarch and is shown to have a [[GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex healthy sex life]]. She wears a pink nightie and wears pink boots in [[Recap/FamilyGuyS11E6LoisComesOutOfHerShell Lois Comes Out Of Her Shell]]. Lois also wears a pink outfit with pink lipstick while making a plaster body-part cast of [[Music/DarylHallAndJohnOates Daryl Hall]]'s penis.
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* PinkIsErotic: Lois is the family matriarch and is shown to have a [[GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex healthy sex life]]. She wears a pink nightie and wears pink boots in [[Recap/FamilyGuyS11E6LoisComesOutOfHerShell "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS11E6LoisComesOutOfHerShell Lois Comes Out Of Her Shell]]. Shell]]." Lois also wears a pink outfit with pink lipstick while making a plaster body-part cast of [[Music/DarylHallAndJohnOates Daryl Hall]]'s penis.
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* PinkIsErotic: Lois is the family matriarch and is shown to have a [[GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex healthy sex life]]. She wears a pink nightie and wears pink boots in [[Recap/FamilyGuyS11E6LoisComesOutOfHerShell Lois Comes Out Of Her Shell]]. Lois also wears a pink outfit with pink lipstick while making a plaster body-part cast of [[Music/DarylHallAndJohnOates Daryl Hall]]'s penis.
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* TheMakeover: Meg in "Don't Make Me Over".
* MalignantPlotTumor: Stewie, in that episode where he was an octopus.
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* ManChild: Peter. Where to begin?
* ManOfAThousandVoices: Creator/SethMacFarlane, and to a lesser extent Mike Henry.
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* ManChild: Peter. Where ManChild:
** Peter is in his early fourties, but has the mentality of a very immature boy. This is lampshaded when Lois says she feels like she was married tobegin?
a child, after which the episode cuts to Peter singing "Milk Milk Lemonade" as his wedding vows.
** The entire cast of ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' is presented as a bunch of juvenile idiots in "Not All Dogs Go to Heaven", who eventually drive Stewie up the wall with their antics. Patrick Stewart, who gets the most screen time, is unable to understand why breakfest is not served at 3 p.m., pretends to have female breasts by holding two bowling balls in front of his chest, and is upset when he doesn't have enough carnival tickets to trade for a pencil topper.
* ManOfAThousandVoices:Creator/SethMacFarlane, Creator/SethMacFarlane voices three of the four male members of the Griffin family (Peter, Brian and Stewie), in addition to a lesser extent Mike Henry.several supporting characters, such as Quagmire, Carter and Hartman.
** Peter is in his early fourties, but has the mentality of a very immature boy. This is lampshaded when Lois says she feels like she was married to
** The entire cast of ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' is presented as a bunch of juvenile idiots in "Not All Dogs Go to Heaven", who eventually drive Stewie up the wall with their antics. Patrick Stewart, who gets the most screen time, is unable to understand why breakfest is not served at 3 p.m., pretends to have female breasts by holding two bowling balls in front of his chest, and is upset when he doesn't have enough carnival tickets to trade for a pencil topper.
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** The team of thieving mongoose in "Dearly Deported" who killed the entire Griffin family under the guise of a recording of Lois calling the family in for sloppy joes. Aside from killing them, they also stole Quagmire's eggs and the family TV.
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* MistakenForSuperpowered:
** In "No Meals On Wheels", Peter accidentally shocks Chris after rubbing his feet on the carpet. The old man concludes that he is actually Jesus, and starts calling himself Electric Man.
** In "Extra Large Medium", Peter is convinced that he has psychic powers after he manages to guess incredibly mundane things, such as the fact that a random woman has a dead relative, or that there is a black man in a large crowd. His fame soon grows until he is hired by the police to deduce the location of a bomb. When he fails and it explodes, he nonchalantly explains that he might not be a medium after all.
** In "No Meals On Wheels", Peter accidentally shocks Chris after rubbing his feet on the carpet. The old man concludes that he is actually Jesus, and starts calling himself Electric Man.
** In "Extra Large Medium", Peter is convinced that he has psychic powers after he manages to guess incredibly mundane things, such as the fact that a random woman has a dead relative, or that there is a black man in a large crowd. His fame soon grows until he is hired by the police to deduce the location of a bomb. When he fails and it explodes, he nonchalantly explains that he might not be a medium after all.
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* NewBabyEpisode: "Ocean's Three and a Half" has Bonnie finally give birth to a baby girl, Susie, after being pregnant for over a hundred episodes (and about [[LongestPregnancyEver ten years]]). However, Joe can't pay the medical bills and spends the episode scheming alongside Peter to make up his debts, including an attempt to rob Carter. Meanwhile, Stewie falls in love with baby Susie.
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* LimitedAnimation: Taken to extremes post-cancelation. Lampshaded like almost everything else at one point.
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* LimitedAnimation: Taken to extremes post-cancelation.post-cancellation. Lampshaded like almost everything else at one point.
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* OpeningShoutOut: One episode has an opening that [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSGgl9jG9vo perfectly mirrors]] the [[Series/TheIncredibleHulk 1977 Incredible Hulk series's]] opening.
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* OpeningShoutOut: One episode has an opening that [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSGgl9jG9vo perfectly mirrors]] the [[Series/TheIncredibleHulk [[Series/TheIncredibleHulk1977 1977 Incredible Hulk series's]] opening.
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* LandlineEavesdropping: In one episode, Brian talks on the phone with his [[DumbBlonde girlfriend Jillian]]. After she says something particularly stupid, he hears someone snickering.
-->'''Brian:''' Stewie, are you on the line?
-->'''Stewie:''' [[NotEvenBotheringWithAnExcuse Yes.]]
-->'''Brian:''' Jillian, I'll talk to you later.
-->'''Brian:''' Stewie, are you on the line?
-->'''Stewie:''' [[NotEvenBotheringWithAnExcuse Yes.]]
-->'''Brian:''' Jillian, I'll talk to you later.
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* NominatedAsAPrank: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]]. One episode had Chris being elected Homecoming King, much to everyone's surprise. Stewie and Brian suspect that the student body wants to prank Chris on homecoming night and that's why he was elected. However, after watching a local news segment, they realize the student body thought Chris was mentally handicapped and voted him Homecoming King to be nice.
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* NaughtyUnderTheTable: Barely averted in “Go, Stewie, Go!”. Stewie goes to a bar in drag (ItMakesSenseInContext) and runs into Brian. Thinking he’s a girl, he places Stewie’s hand near his crotch. He stops Brian before things go any further ([[HoYay though probably more so the latter won’t regret it, and less because he’s uncomfortable]]).
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* PrecautionaryCorpseDisposal: Played for laughs; the mayor requires all corpses to be encased in concrete before burial to eliminate the possibility it might rise as a zombie.
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* LoveForgivesAllButLust: Peter develops amnesia and doesn't remember his family, including his wife Lois. She's relatively OK with that until he brings home his new girlfriend.
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During the "A Picture's Worth a Thousand Bucks", Peter and his friends are asked to leave "Bob's Funland" amusement park for causing trouble. The man who approaches the group ends up being both the owner of the park, Bob Funland, and a former classmate from high school that Peter and his friends used to bully. A flashback has him being mocked by them as he cries at his mother's grave
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** "Farmer Guy" has a scene where a baby is born carrying a gun and using it to shoot off its umbilical cord.
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* [[invoked]]NeverLiveItDown:
** Brian once dated a BrainlessBeauty and was conflicted about it, however everyone (including Quagmire, who also dates brainless beauties) accuses Brian of only dating women for their looks (even though Brian once dated Rita, an elderly woman).
** Lois was in a porno but she learned to live with that and showed the video IN CHURCH.
--> '''Priest''': "I may be a man of God, but '''THAT SHIT IS HOT!!!'''"
** Brian once dated a BrainlessBeauty and was conflicted about it, however everyone (including Quagmire, who also dates brainless beauties) accuses Brian of only dating women for their looks (even though Brian once dated Rita, an elderly woman).
** Lois was in a porno but she learned to live with that and showed the video IN CHURCH.
--> '''Priest''': "I may be a man of God, but '''THAT SHIT IS HOT!!!'''"
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* OnceDoneNeverForgotten:
** Brian once dated a BrainlessBeauty and was conflicted about it, however everyone (including Quagmire, who also dates brainless beauties) accuses Brian of only dating women for their looks (even though Brian once dated Rita, an elderly woman).
** Lois was in a porno but she learned to live with that and showed the video IN CHURCH.
--> '''Priest''': "I may be a man of God, but '''THAT SHIT IS HOT!!!'''"
** Brian once dated a BrainlessBeauty and was conflicted about it, however everyone (including Quagmire, who also dates brainless beauties) accuses Brian of only dating women for their looks (even though Brian once dated Rita, an elderly woman).
** Lois was in a porno but she learned to live with that and showed the video IN CHURCH.
--> '''Priest''': "I may be a man of God, but '''THAT SHIT IS HOT!!!'''"
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* TheKilljoy: The show has the RunningGag character Buzz Killington, a friendly, old-fashioned sophisticated gentleman type who obliviously ruins the excitement of any fun parties or gatherings he's involved in with either unfunny jokes or boring activities like looking at sketches, which is usually met with characters rubbing their eyes in exasperation.
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Nobody Over 50 Is Gay is being dewicked.
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* NobodyOver50IsGay: Subverted with Herbert.