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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Peter and Quagmire have a falling out after Peter shoots Quagmire in the arm during a hunting trip. Eventually, Peter offers Quagmire the opportunity to shoot him to make them even, thinking Quagmire would decline and consider the "thought" as being what counts. He never once considered that Quagmire would actually take him up on the offer, and tries to back out when he does.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: DarkerAndEdgier: Attempted InUniverse. When joining the writing team of Dylan's show, having never seen any prior episodes beforehand, Brian has the characters going on long, depressing monologues about life and death, with Dylan's character even putting a gun in his mouth ''onscreen'', when the show is supposed to be a lighthearted teen sitcom with a much younger demographic. Naturally, his ideas don't go over well with the show's actual creative team.
* DidntThinkThisThrough:
** When presenting his ideas for implementing [[DarkerAndEdgier more mature themes and content]] into Dylan's show, it apparently hasn't yet occurred to Brian that he's writing for a Disney Channel sitcom aimed at ''young children''. When this is pointed out to him, he's clearly too embarrassed to backtrack and instead tries to spin this misunderstanding as further wisdom.
-->'''Brian:''' Art is scary! This is writing, man, the viewer wants to be ''raped''!\\
'''Other writer:''' Are you saying my nine-year-old daughter wants to be raped?\\
'''Brian:''' And ''now'' you're asking the right questions!
** Peter and Quagmire have a falling out after Peter shoots Quagmire in the arm during a hunting trip. Eventually, Peter offers Quagmire the opportunity to shoot him to make them even, thinking Quagmire would decline and consider the "thought" as being what counts. He never once considered that Quagmire would actually take him up on the offer, and tries to back out when he does.
* DidntThinkThisThrough:
** When presenting his ideas for implementing [[DarkerAndEdgier more mature themes and content]] into Dylan's show, it apparently hasn't yet occurred to Brian that he's writing for a Disney Channel sitcom aimed at ''young children''. When this is pointed out to him, he's clearly too embarrassed to backtrack and instead tries to spin this misunderstanding as further wisdom.
-->'''Brian:''' Art is scary! This is writing, man, the viewer wants to be ''raped''!\\
'''Other writer:''' Are you saying my nine-year-old daughter wants to be raped?\\
'''Brian:''' And ''now'' you're asking the right questions!
** Peter and Quagmire have a falling out after Peter shoots Quagmire in the arm during a hunting trip. Eventually, Peter offers Quagmire the opportunity to shoot him to make them even, thinking Quagmire would decline and consider the "thought" as being what counts. He never once considered that Quagmire would actually take him up on the offer, and tries to back out when he does.
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* SpoilerTitle: The episode's title itself tells the viewers that Brian is a terrible father to Dylan.
** Also, for those who read episode listings, a spoiler title to [[Recap/FamilyGuyS12E6LifeOfBrian "Life of Brian"]] five episodes earlier - given Brian was apparently KilledOffForReal in that episode.
** Also, for those who read episode listings, a spoiler title to [[Recap/FamilyGuyS12E6LifeOfBrian "Life of Brian"]] five episodes earlier - given Brian was apparently KilledOffForReal in that episode.
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* SpoilerTitle: The episode's title itself tells the viewers that Brian is a terrible father to Dylan.
** Also, forFor those who read episode listings, a spoiler title to "Brian's A Bad Father" comes five episodes after [[Recap/FamilyGuyS12E6LifeOfBrian "Life of Brian"]] five episodes earlier - given Brian was apparently KilledOffForReal in Brian"]], spoiling that episode.Brian's death in the latter wasn't going to stick.
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* TisOnlyABulletInTheBrain: Quagmire shoots Peter in the head, leaving him mentally handicapped with severe brain damage (well, more than he had anyways). Naturally, things are back to normal in the following next episode.
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* TisOnlyABulletInTheBrain: Quagmire shoots Peter in the head, leaving him mentally handicapped with severe brain damage (well, more than he had anyways). Naturally, things are [[StatusQuoIsGod Naturally]], [[UnexplainedRecovery he's completely back to normal in the following next episode.episode]].
* TitleDrop: Almost. At the end of their argument, Dylan tells Brian that he's a terrible father.
* TitleDrop: Almost. At the end of their argument, Dylan tells Brian that he's a terrible father.
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* BlowingARaspberry: What Peter tries to do to little Suzie. Normally, you'd do it on the cheek or in the very least, the arm. [[PaedoHunt Not here]].
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* BlowingARaspberry: What Peter tries to do to little Suzie. Normally, you'd do it on the cheek or the arm, or in the very least, the arm. stomach. [[PaedoHunt Not here]].It's all but shown that he goes lower]].
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* CallBack: Stewie returns as Zac Sawyer from "[=McStroke=]".
* CluelessAesop: Stewie's argument to have Dylan make amends with Brian essentially boils down to "Brian is related to you, so you have to forgive him". The episode seems to think what he's saying has actual merit, even though Brian willingly took advantage of Dylan and never cared about him unless he had something he could benefit from.
* CluelessAesop: Stewie's argument to have Dylan make amends with Brian essentially boils down to "Brian is related to you, so you have to forgive him". The episode seems to think what he's saying has actual merit, even though Brian willingly took advantage of Dylan and never cared about him unless he had something he could benefit from.
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* CallBack: In order to infiltrate Dylan's show, Stewie returns as dons his Zac Sawyer from disguise that was previously seen in "[=McStroke=]".
* CluelessAesop:Stewie's argument to have Stewie convinces Dylan to make amends with Brian essentially boils down to "Brian by arguing that "taking a risk is related to you, so you have to forgive him". The episode seems to think what he's saying has actual merit, even though better than not having a dad". Before this point, their falling out was caused by Brian willingly took taking advantage of Dylan and never cared about him unless only reconnecting with his son because he had something he that Brian could benefit from.from. Brian being his father should not be enough for Dylan to forgive him, and in this case, not having his father in his life would be ''far'' better for Dylan's wellbeing than letting Brian continue to exploit and manipulate him.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Quagmire shooting Peter in the brain as intended payback.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: When Peter chickens out of getting shot in the arm, Quagmire shooting gets fed up and finally shoots Peter in ''in the brain as intended payback.head''.
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* JerkassBall: Brian previously parted ways with Dylan on good terms, yet now views spending contact with his son as a waste of time until he saw the opportunity to use him.
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* JerkassBall: Brian previously parted ways with Dylan on good terms, yet now views spending contact with his son as a waste of time until he saw sees the opportunity to use him.
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* SuicideAsComedy: Peter asks Lois for advice on how to slit his wrists. Meg responds off-screen "Sideways for attention, long way for results," which Lois concurs with.
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* AxesAtSchool: Peter thinks it would be cool and funny to massacre a cafeteria full of students at an elementary school, what with using that as an analogy to grouping wild animals together to shoot as on a hunting trip.
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* KillEmAll: What sick-in-the-head Peter "thinks" would be cool and funny to do to a cafeteria full of students at an elementary school, what with using that as an analogy to grouping wild animals together to shoot as on a hunting trip.
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** Also, for those who read episode listings, a spoiler title to FamilyGuyRecap/LifeOfBrian five episodes earlier - given Brian was apparently KilledOffForReal in that episode.
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** Also, for those who read episode listings, a spoiler title to FamilyGuyRecap/LifeOfBrian [[Recap/FamilyGuyS12E6LifeOfBrian "Life of Brian"]] five episodes earlier - given Brian was apparently KilledOffForReal in that episode.
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** Quagmire rendering [[TheSociopath Peter]] immobilized by giving him a BoomHeadshot.
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** Quagmire rendering [[TheSociopath [[{{Jerkass}} Peter]] immobilized by giving him a BoomHeadshot.
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Brian's estranged son, Dylan, returns to Quahog to film a new Disney Channel kidcom, and Brian uses his son's fame to get a job as a staff writer. Meanwhile, Peter tries to make things right with Quagmire after accidentally shooting him, and ends up fighting with him over Joe.
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Brian's estranged son, Dylan, returns to Quahog to film a new Disney Channel kidcom, and Brian uses his son's fame to get a job as a staff writer. Meanwhile, Peter tries to make things right with Quagmire after accidentally shooting him, and ends up fighting with him over Joe.
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* FeudEpisode: Happens with Peter and Quagmire, after the former accidentally shoots the latter.
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* FeudEpisode: Happens with Peter and Quagmire, after the former accidentally deliberately shoots the latter.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Brian when he realizes how selfish he was to use Dylan for his own writing career.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Brian when he realizes how selfish he was to use Dylan for his own writing career.
* ParentalAbandonment: Brian hasn't even ''bothered'' to contact Dylan in the years since the episode his son was introduced, and was even making excuses not to go visit Dylan when he called. But the instant Brian finds out that Dylan is going to be starring in a TV show, he races over to the studio to mooch off of his son's upcoming fame.
* ParentalAbandonment: Brian hasn't even ''bothered'' to contact Dylan in the years since the episode his son was introduced, and was even making excuses not to go visit Dylan when he called. But the instant Brian finds out that Dylan is going to be starring in a TV show, he races over to the studio to mooch off of his son's upcoming fame.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Quagmire shooting Peter in the brain as intended payback. He does openly say he was just going to shoot his arm, but after what ensued instead, he likely did it to make Peter shut up about [[EntitledBastard how he should shoot Joe for his attempt to]] TakeAThirdOption.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Quagmire shooting Peter in the brain as intended payback. He does openly say he was just going to shoot his arm, but after what ensued instead, he likely did it to make Peter shut up about [[EntitledBastard how he should shoot Joe for his attempt to]] TakeAThirdOption.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Quagmire shooting Peter in the brain as intended payback.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Quagmire shooting Peter in the brain as intended payback. He does openly say he was just going to shoot his arm, but after what ensued instead, he likely did it to make Peter shut up about [[EntitledBastard how he should shoot Joe for his attempt to]] TakeAThirdOption.
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* AssumingTheAudiencesAge: Peter does an AsideGlance and tells the audience, "Oh, you don't know who Creator/JoePesci is cuz you're fourteen." The show itself is rated TV-14.
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* RejectedApology: Dylan towards Brian at first, mostly because texting "SRY" with a frowny face emoji is not even a remotely sufficient apology for deliberately avoiding all contact with your son for years until it was be beneficial to your career. However, once Stewie reveals that Brian told he could not believe how selfish and horrible he was to Dylan and acknowledges he's a terrible father, Dylan is quick to reconcile with his canine pop.
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* RejectedApology: Dylan towards Brian at first, mostly because texting "SRY" with a frowny face emoji is not even a remotely sufficient apology for deliberately avoiding all contact with your son for years until it was be was beneficial to your career. However, once Stewie reveals that Brian told him that he could not believe how selfish and horrible he was to Dylan and acknowledges he's a terrible father, Dylan is quick to reconcile with his canine pop.
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* RejectedApology: Dylan towards Brian at first, mostly because texting "SRY" with a frowny face emoji is not even a remotely sufficient apology for deliberately avoiding all contact with your son for years until it was be beneficial to your career. However, once Stewie reveals that Brian told he could not believe how selfish and horrible he was to Dylan and acknowledges he's a terrible father, Dylan is quick to reconcile with his canine pop.
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!! Tropes associated with this episode (YMMV goes [[YMMV/FamilyGuyS12E11BriansABadFather here]]):
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!!Tropes associated with this episode (YMMV goes [[YMMV/FamilyGuyS12E11BriansABadFather here]]):
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* ThisIsForEmphasisBitch: The MGM lion said this in a cutaway after "sticking his head in a circle at the beginning of movies" as a child.
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* ThisIsForEmphasisBitch: The MGM Creator/{{MGM}} lion said this in a cutaway after "sticking his head in a circle at the beginning of movies" as a child.
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* MeaningfulName: The episode's title itself tells the viewers that Brian is a terrible father to Dylan.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Brian had this when realized how selfish he was to use Dylan for his own writing career.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Brian had this when realized how selfish he was to use Dylan for his own writing career.
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* SequelEpisode: To the sixth season's ''The Former Life of Brian''.
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* SequelEpisode: To the sixth season's ''The "The Former Life of Brian''.Brian".
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* SpoilerTitle: The episode's title itself tells the viewers that Brian is a terrible father to Dylan.
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** Quagmire rendering [[TheSociopath Peter]] immobilized by giving him a BoomHeadshot
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** Quagmire rendering [[TheSociopath Peter]] immobilized by giving him a BoomHeadshotBoomHeadshot.
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** Quagmire rendering [[TheSociopath Peter]] immobilized by giving him a BoomHeadshot.
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** Quagmire rendering [[TheSociopath Peter]] immobilized by giving him a BoomHeadshot. BoomHeadshot
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* EyeScream: Peter's eyeball graphically pops out when Quagmire shoots him.
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** Also, Peter shooting Quagmire in the arm, considering the latter is a SerialRapist.
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** Also, Peter shooting Quagmire in the arm, considering the latter is a SerialRapist.
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** Peter shooting Quagmire in the arm, considering the latter is a SerialRapist.
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** Also, Peter shooting Quagmire in the arm, considering the latter is a SerialRapist.
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* ShoutOut:
** ''Series/TheLoveBoat'': A parody of ''Film/CaptainPhillips'' that doesn't end too well for Captain Stubing.
** ''Series/TheLoveBoat'': A parody of ''Film/CaptainPhillips'' that doesn't end too well for Captain Stubing.
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* ShoutOut:
** ''Series/TheLoveBoat'':ShoutOut: ''Series/TheLoveBoat'' -- A parody of ''Film/CaptainPhillips'' that doesn't end too well for Captain Stubing.
** ''Series/TheLoveBoat'':
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** Quagmire rendering Peter immobilized by giving him a BoomHeadshot.
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** Quagmire rendering Peter [[TheSociopath Peter]] immobilized by giving him a BoomHeadshot.
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* AssholeVictim: Peter at the end of the episode. After [[PaedoHunt molesting baby Susie]], and committing a bunch of other heinous acts throughout the series, he gets a well-deserved [[BoomHeadshot bullet to the head]] courtesy of Quagmire.
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* AssholeVictim: AssholeVictim:
** Peter at the end of the episode. After [[PaedoHunt molesting baby Susie]], and committing a bunch of other heinous acts throughout the series, he gets a well-deserved [[BoomHeadshot bullet to the head]] courtesy of Quagmire.
** Peter at the end of the episode. After [[PaedoHunt molesting baby Susie]], and committing a bunch of other heinous acts throughout the series, he gets a well-deserved [[BoomHeadshot bullet to the head]] courtesy of Quagmire.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: Quagmire rendering Peter immobilized by giving him a BoomHeadshot.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: KickTheSonOfABitch:
** Quagmire rendering Peter immobilized by giving him aBoomHeadshot.BoomHeadshot.
** Peter shooting Quagmire in the arm, considering the latter is a SerialRapist.
** Quagmire rendering Peter immobilized by giving him a
** Peter shooting Quagmire in the arm, considering the latter is a SerialRapist.
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** Quagmire could be counted as well when Peter shoots him due to being a proud sex-maniac who rapes his victim.
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** Quagmire could be counted as well when Peter shoots him due to being a proud sex-maniac who rapes his victim.victims.
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** Quagmire could be counted as well when Peter shoots him due to being a proud sex-maniac who rapes his victim.
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--->'''Peter''': But... but just the fact that I would make the offer is so meaningful to you.\\
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: It really didn't occur to Peter that Quagmire would take him up on his offer to shoot him.
* DirtyCoward: Near the end of the episode, Peter offers Quagmire the chance to shoot him in the arm as payback so they'll be even, thinking that Quagmire will turn it down and consider the gesture as being what counts. However, when Quagmire actually agrees to do so, outright stating that the offer itself means ''nothing'' to him, Peter immediately tries to back out.
* DirtyCoward: Near the end of the episode, Peter offers Quagmire the chance to shoot him in the arm as payback so they'll be even, thinking that Quagmire will turn it down and consider the gesture as being what counts. However, when Quagmire actually agrees to do so, outright stating that the offer itself means ''nothing'' to him, Peter immediately tries to back out.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: It really didn't occur to Peter that and Quagmire would take him up on his offer to shoot him.
* DirtyCoward: Nearhave a falling out after Peter shoots Quagmire in the end of the episode, arm during a hunting trip. Eventually, Peter offers Quagmire the chance opportunity to shoot him in the arm as payback so they'll be to make them even, thinking that Quagmire will turn it down would decline and consider the gesture "thought" as being what counts. However, when He never once considered that Quagmire would actually agrees to do so, outright stating that take him up on the offer itself means ''nothing'' to him, Peter immediately offer, and tries to back out.out when he does.
--->'''Peter''': But... but just the fact that I would make the offer is so meaningful to you.\\
'''Quagmire''': Your offer means ''nothing'', Peter. The only thing that means anything to me is a bullet in your arm.
* DirtyCoward: Near
--->'''Peter''': But... but just the fact that I would make the offer is so meaningful to you.\\
'''Quagmire''': Your offer means ''nothing'', Peter. The only thing that means anything to me is a bullet in your arm.
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* BondOneLiner: Quagmire does his has one after he shoots Peter.
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-->'''Quagmire:''' Alright, we're good.