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* In ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', [[Characters/GravityFallsGrunkleStan Grunkle Stan]] is a cheapskate who frequently scams his customers, but hints are consistently dropped that his illegal activities are much more extensive. In "The Stanchurian Candidate", he runs for mayor and wins in a landslide, but is disqualified after his criminal record is discovered. A FreezeFrameBonus lists various crimes he committed, including pug trafficking ([[BrickJoke Which he does on-screen in the next episode]]), impersonating a dentist, golf car theft, bingo fraud, first-degree llamacide ("That llama knew too much!") and general indecency.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', [[Characters/GravityFallsGrunkleStan Grunkle Stan]] Stan is a cheapskate who frequently scams his customers, but hints are consistently dropped that his illegal activities are much more extensive. In "The Stanchurian Candidate", he runs for mayor and wins in a landslide, but is disqualified after his criminal record is discovered. A FreezeFrameBonus lists various crimes he committed, including pug trafficking ([[BrickJoke Which he does on-screen in the next episode]]), impersonating a dentist, golf car theft, bingo fraud, first-degree llamacide ("That llama knew too much!") and general indecency.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': Oh [[ExtremeLibido Quagmire]]. What sexual crimes ''hasn’t'' he committed? In addition to the ''hundreds'' of crimes that he’s committed on screen, there are several implications that he’s committed ''much'' more than that. A good example of this would be in the episode “Perfect Castaway.” In it, Peter and friends play a game of INever, and they start listing every single sexual act they can think of. Of course, Quagmire gets progressively more and more drunk, as he has apparently committed most of, if not everything that they have listed.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': Oh [[ExtremeLibido [[Characters/FamilyGuyGlennQuagmire Glenn Quagmire]]. What sexual crimes ''hasn’t'' he committed? In addition to the ''hundreds'' of crimes that he’s committed on screen, there are several implications that he’s committed ''much'' more than that. A good example of this would be in the episode “Perfect Castaway.” In it, Peter and friends play a game of INever, and they start listing every single sexual act they can think of. Of course, Quagmire gets progressively more and more drunk, as he has apparently committed most of, if not everything that they have listed.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', Grunkle Stan is a cheapskate who frequently scams his customers, but hints are consistently dropped that his illegal activities are much more extensive. In "The Stanchurian Candidate", he runs for mayor and wins in a landslide, but is disqualified after his criminal record is discovered. A FreezeFrameBonus lists various crimes he committed, including pug trafficking ([[BrickJoke Which he does on-screen in the next episode]]), impersonating a dentist, golf car theft, bingo fraud, first-degree llamacide ("That llama knew too much!") and general indecency.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', [[Characters/GravityFallsGrunkleStan Grunkle Stan Stan]] is a cheapskate who frequently scams his customers, but hints are consistently dropped that his illegal activities are much more extensive. In "The Stanchurian Candidate", he runs for mayor and wins in a landslide, but is disqualified after his criminal record is discovered. A FreezeFrameBonus lists various crimes he committed, including pug trafficking ([[BrickJoke Which he does on-screen in the next episode]]), impersonating a dentist, golf car theft, bingo fraud, first-degree llamacide ("That llama knew too much!") and general indecency.
