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* TwoDVisualsThreeDEffects: During the fight scene, the School Bus looks CG in several scenes.
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* TwoDVisualsThreeDEffects: During the fight scene, the School Bus school bus looks CG in several scenes.
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* ActuallyPrettyFunny: When Stewie kidnaps Bart's enemies, he also kidnaps Apu, just so he can say he [[JustForPun "took Apu"]]. Bart agrees that it's a good joke, but is horrified at everything else.
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* ActuallyPrettyFunny: When Stewie kidnaps Bart's enemies, he also kidnaps Apu, just so he can say he [[JustForPun "took Apu"]].Apu". Bart agrees that it's a good joke, but is horrified at everything else.
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* AsHimself: Creator/JamesWoods voices both his Quahog and Springfield alter-egos.
-->'''Quahog!James Woods''': You lived in Springfield?
-->'''Springfield!James Woods''': Yeah, [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS5E13HomerAndApu I worked at the Kwik-E-Mart, researching a role]].
-->'''Quahog!James Woods''': These guys are gonna lose.
-->'''Quahog!James Woods''': You lived in Springfield?
-->'''Springfield!James Woods''': Yeah, [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS5E13HomerAndApu I worked at the Kwik-E-Mart, researching a role]].
-->'''Quahog!James Woods''': These guys are gonna lose.
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** Peter quickly gets his cartoon published, because the editor in chief (J. Jonah Jameson) owed him a favor for taking photos of Franchise/SpiderMan.
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** Peter quickly gets his cartoon published, because the editor in chief (J. Jonah Jameson) owed him a favor for taking photos of Franchise/SpiderMan.ComicBook/SpiderMan.
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Misused pothole. Dude Not Funny is for in-universe reactions only.
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* DiscontinuityNod[=/=]CanonDiscontinuity: Before the trial, Homer points out he doesn't know Quagmire ("Quagmire who?"). To fans of ''The Simpsons'' (but not necessarily of ''Family Guy''), [[AuthorsSavingThrow this is a huge source of relief.]][[note]]In an earlier FG episode, a pop-up ad-sized Marge walked in, then an equally small Quagmire chased after her, and things went [[BlackComedyRape downhill]] from [[DudeNotFunny there]].[[/note]]
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* DiscontinuityNod[=/=]CanonDiscontinuity: Before the trial, Homer points out he doesn't know Quagmire ("Quagmire who?"). To fans of ''The Simpsons'' (but not necessarily of ''Family Guy''), [[AuthorsSavingThrow this is a huge source of relief.]][[note]]In an earlier FG episode, a pop-up ad-sized Marge walked in, then an equally small Quagmire chased after her, and things went [[BlackComedyRape downhill]] from [[DudeNotFunny there]].there.[[/note]]
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* EvasiveFightThreadEpisode: Homer vs. Peter. Peter wins (technically, he just got out of the way of the falling saucer, Homer had him dead to rights otherwise) but Homer recovers and they squash their beef.
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* EvasiveFightThreadEpisode: Homer vs. Peter. Peter wins (technically, he just got out of the way of the falling saucer, Homer had him dead to rights otherwise) but Homer recovers and they squash their beef. The common fan complaint about the anticlimactic nature of this trope gets {{lampshaded}}: while Peter and Homer walk off into the sunset together after settling their differences and respecting one another, Comic Book Guy spontaneously appears in the canyon to complain that it was the "Worst. Chicken fight. Ever."
* RadiationInducedSuperpowers: Homer and Peter fall into a vat of waste at Springfield Nuclear during their fight, which melts them to their skeletons before they reform as superhumans.
* RunningGag: Several ''The Simpsons'' and ''Family Guy'' gags get peppered throughout this episode.
** The whole fight scene is a reference to the giant chicken fights Peter has in ''Family Guy'' where he gets in lengthy, elaborate fight scenes that take them all over the town as Peter and a giant anthropomorphic chicken beat the stuffing out of each other. Comic Book Guy even calls it a chicken fight at the end of it.
** Peter hits Homer with a plank at one point during their fight, prompting him to yell "Woo-hoo!" in the same intonation that Homer does as his {{Catchphrase}}. This prompts Homer to roundhouse kick him and say "Roadhouse" after, like what Peter does throughout his own series.
** The whole fight scene is a reference to the giant chicken fights Peter has in ''Family Guy'' where he gets in lengthy, elaborate fight scenes that take them all over the town as Peter and a giant anthropomorphic chicken beat the stuffing out of each other. Comic Book Guy even calls it a chicken fight at the end of it.
** Peter hits Homer with a plank at one point during their fight, prompting him to yell "Woo-hoo!" in the same intonation that Homer does as his {{Catchphrase}}. This prompts Homer to roundhouse kick him and say "Roadhouse" after, like what Peter does throughout his own series.
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** There's a lot of Meta Humor on ''Family Guy'' being considered the PoorMansSubstitute of ''The Simpsons'', from the court case of plagiarism being ruled in "Duff's" favor to Homer using his plentiful Emmys to attack Peter while the latter complains about not having any (despite actually having five). Even ''The Simpsons'' gets in on the fun by having [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Fred Flintstone]] declare both show's beers are rip-offs of his own.
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** There's a lot of Meta Humor on ''Family Guy'' being considered the PoorMansSubstitute PoorMansSubstitute[[invoked]] of ''The Simpsons'', from the court case of plagiarism being ruled in "Duff's" favor to Homer using his plentiful Emmys to attack Peter while the latter complains about not having any (despite actually having five). Even ''The Simpsons'' gets in on the fun by having [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Fred Flintstone]] declare both show's beers are rip-offs of his own.
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* StockScream: Wilhelm scream, in the nuclear plant during the fight between Homer and Peter.
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* StockScream: Wilhelm scream, in In the nuclear plant during the fight between Homer and Peter.Peter, when they fall into a vat of nuclear waste, a hazmat worker on the catwalks falls off while yelling the Wilhelm scream.
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Citation needed on that, since all I can find is that he had scheduling issues, and his only comment was that the two shows were "like matter and anti-matter".
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* OutOfFocus: Creator/HarryShearer refused to take part out of protest, and so, all of his characters remain silent. Even Lenny's "eh" doesn't sound like his natural voice.
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* OutOfFocus: Creator/HarryShearer refused was unavailable due to take part out of protest, and so, scheduling conflicts, so all of his characters remain silent. Even Lenny's "eh" doesn't sound like his natural voice.
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Misused trope with a missing supertrope.
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* SoundEffectBleep: {{Averted|Trope}} for this episode, since while ''Family Guy'' saw increased use of censored profanity since being uncancelled, instances of bleep-worthy dialogue on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' were much, much rarer.
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Kill Em All is no longer a trope
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* DiscontinuityNod[=/=]CanonDiscontinuity: Before the trial, Homer points out he doesn't know Quagmire ("Quagmire who?"). To fans of ''The Simpsons'' (but not necessarily of ''Family Guy''), [[AuthorsSavingThrow this is a huge source of relief.]][[note]]In an earlier FG episode, a pop-up ad-sized Marge walked in, then an equally small Quagmire chased after her, and things went [[BlackComedyRape downhill]] [[KillEmAll from]] [[DudeNotFunny there]].[[/note]]
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* DiscontinuityNod[=/=]CanonDiscontinuity: Before the trial, Homer points out he doesn't know Quagmire ("Quagmire who?"). To fans of ''The Simpsons'' (but not necessarily of ''Family Guy''), [[AuthorsSavingThrow this is a huge source of relief.]][[note]]In an earlier FG episode, a pop-up ad-sized Marge walked in, then an equally small Quagmire chased after her, and things went [[BlackComedyRape downhill]] [[KillEmAll from]] from [[DudeNotFunny there]].[[/note]]
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* OutOfFocus: Creator/HarryShearer refused to take part out of protest, and so, all of his characters remain silent.
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* OutOfFocus: Creator/HarryShearer refused to take part out of protest, and so, all of his characters remain silent. Even Lenny's "eh" doesn't sound like his natural voice.
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** During the fight against Homer, Peter is shocked to hear how Homer is fine with strangling his kids.
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* OutOfFocus: Creator/HarryShearer refused to take part out of protest, and so, all of his characters remain silent.
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* AbsenteeActor: Creator/HarryShearer refused to take part out of protest, and so, all of his characters remain silent.
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* AbsenteeActor: Creator/HarryShearer refused to take part out of protest, and so, all of his characters remain silent.
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I Love Nuclear Power is dewicked
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* ILoveNuclearPower: The aforementioned HulkingOut scene.
