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* JustHereForGodzilla: Despite introducing Jerome as a recurring character, many people see this (and remember it) only for Quagmire's rant against Brian.
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*CrossesTheLineTwice: The episode opens with Peter and his friends watching a ParodyCommercial about the Rat Pack singing [[ValuesDissonance offensive-sounding songs]] like "Drunk Old Injun," "Jewish Nose,"[[note]]which would have been offensive even by 1960s standards,[[/note]] "Chinaman's Chance," and "Hey There, Fruity." They all have lyrics so over-the-top offensive they can come off as hilarious, [[MexicansLoveSpeedyGonzales even for the people the Rat Pack supposedly made fun of]].
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* TakeThatScrappy: For those who hate Brian, Quagmire laying into all of his negative traits was very satifsying.
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* TakeThatScrappy: For those who hate Brian, Quagmire laying into all of his negative traits was very satifsying.satisfying.
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* BrokenBase: Quagmire's rant towards Brian. [[TakeThatScrappy A perfect summation of everything wrong with the character]], or is it filled with logical flaws and hypocrisy, considering that Brian has done good in past episodes and Quagmire is just as, if not more depraved than Brian is? And is incorporating Brian's unpopularity into the story a good bit of self-aware humor, or just [[AtLeastIAdmitIt a lazy excuse to not write the character better?]] Many have stated that while Quagmire wasn't wrong, it would have worked better had it been another character like Joe or Cleveland being the one to call Brian out.
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* BrokenBase: Quagmire's rant towards Brian. [[TakeThatScrappy A perfect summation of everything wrong with the character]], or is it filled with logical flaws and hypocrisy, considering that Brian has done good in past episodes and Quagmire is just as, if not more depraved than Brian is? And is incorporating Brian's unpopularity into the story a good bit of self-aware humor, or just [[AtLeastIAdmitIt a lazy excuse to not write the character better?]] better]]? Many have stated that while Quagmire wasn't wrong, it would have worked better had it been another character like Joe or Cleveland being the one to call Brian out.
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* AccidentalAesop: Don’t try too hard to make someone like you. It would just end in you getting your feelings hurt.
* BrokenBase: Quagmire's rant towards Brian. [[TakeThatScrappy A perfect summation of everything wrong with the character]], or is it filled with logical flaws and hypocrisy, considering that Brian has done good in past episodes and Quagmire is just as, if not more depraved than Brian is? And is incorporating Brian's unpopularity into the story a good bit of self-aware humor, or just [[AtLeastIAdmitIt a lazy excuse to not write the character better?]] Many have stated that while Quagmire wasn't wrong, it would have worked better had it been another character like Joe or Cleveland being the one to call Brian out.
* HarsherInHindsight: Upon its airing, a lot of fans who were getting sick of Brian were thrilled to see Quagmire put him in his place. However, once it became a running theme for Quagmire to take out his anger on Brian for any reason he could find, the scene became less cathartic and more like the start of Quagmire becoming just as unlikable.
* BrokenBase: Quagmire's rant towards Brian. [[TakeThatScrappy A perfect summation of everything wrong with the character]], or is it filled with logical flaws and hypocrisy, considering that Brian has done good in past episodes and Quagmire is just as, if not more depraved than Brian is? And is incorporating Brian's unpopularity into the story a good bit of self-aware humor, or just [[AtLeastIAdmitIt a lazy excuse to not write the character better?]] Many have stated that while Quagmire wasn't wrong, it would have worked better had it been another character like Joe or Cleveland being the one to call Brian out.
* HarsherInHindsight: Upon its airing, a lot of fans who were getting sick of Brian were thrilled to see Quagmire put him in his place. However, once it became a running theme for Quagmire to take out his anger on Brian for any reason he could find, the scene became less cathartic and more like the start of Quagmire becoming just as unlikable.
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: Peter learning his lesson and apologizing to Jerome, surprisingly with no joke in between (although there was Jerome admitting that he had sex with Meg and Peter not reacting with fatherly concern afterward).
** Stewie letting Brian sleep in his room after his disastrous dinner with Quagmire.
** Stewie letting Brian sleep in his room after his disastrous dinner with Quagmire.
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* TakeThatScrappy: For those who hate Brian, Quagmire laying into all of his negative traits was very satifsying.
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* BrokenBase: Was Quagmire's speech about how awful Brian is well-deserved (considering Brian's character change and the audience reaction to it) or is Quagmire being a hypocrite (since Quagmire isn't any better when it comes to women, especially since his losing Cheryl Tiegs was entirely his fault and the early episodes show that he hit on Lois more than Brian did) and the writers were just scrambling for a reason why Quagmire would hate Brian and decided to tap into the audience hatred as a cheap way to tell viewers that they hate how Brian turned out?
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* JustHereForGodzilla: Despite introducing Jerome as a recurring character, many people see this (and remember it) only for Quagmire's rant against Brian.
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* AccidentalAesop: Don’t try too hard to make someone like you. It would just end in you getting your feelings hurt.
* BrokenBase: Quagmire's rant towards Brian. [[TakeThatScrappy A perfect summation of everything wrong with the character]], or is it filled with logical flaws and hypocrisy, considering that Brian has done good in past episodes and Quagmire is just as, if not more depraved than Brian is? And is incorporating Brian's unpopularity into the story a good bit of self-aware humor, or just [[AtLeastIAdmitIt a lazy excuse to not write the character better?]] Many have stated that while Quagmire wasn't wrong, it would have worked better had it been another character like Joe or Cleveland being the one to call Brian out.
* HarsherInHindsight: Upon its airing, a lot of fans who were getting sick of Brian were thrilled to see Quagmire put him in his place. However, once it became a running theme for Quagmire to take out his anger on Brian for any reason he could find, the scene became less cathartic and more like the start of Quagmire becoming just as unlikable.
* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: Peter learning his lesson and apologizing to Jerome, surprisingly with no joke in between (although there was Jerome admitting that he had sex with Meg and Peter not reacting with fatherly concern afterwards).
* BrokenBase: Quagmire's rant towards Brian. [[TakeThatScrappy A perfect summation of everything wrong with the character]], or is it filled with logical flaws and hypocrisy, considering that Brian has done good in past episodes and Quagmire is just as, if not more depraved than Brian is? And is incorporating Brian's unpopularity into the story a good bit of self-aware humor, or just [[AtLeastIAdmitIt a lazy excuse to not write the character better?]] Many have stated that while Quagmire wasn't wrong, it would have worked better had it been another character like Joe or Cleveland being the one to call Brian out.
* HarsherInHindsight: Upon its airing, a lot of fans who were getting sick of Brian were thrilled to see Quagmire put him in his place. However, once it became a running theme for Quagmire to take out his anger on Brian for any reason he could find, the scene became less cathartic and more like the start of Quagmire becoming just as unlikable.
* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: Peter learning his lesson and apologizing to Jerome, surprisingly with no joke in between (although there was Jerome admitting that he had sex with Meg and Peter not reacting with fatherly concern afterwards).
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* HarsherInHindsight: Upon its airing,
* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: Peter learning his lesson and apologizing to Jerome, surprisingly with no joke in between (although there was Jerome admitting that he had sex with Meg and Peter not reacting with fatherly concern
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* SignatureScene: Quagmire's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech on Brian is one of the best remembered scenes of the series.
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* SignatureScene: Quagmire's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech on Brian is one of the best remembered best-remembered scenes of the series.
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* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: Some cable guides have the plot down as Quagmire being antagonistic around Jerome, when really it's Peter who's jealous of Jerome, since he was one of Lois' many lovers back when she was a sexually promiscuous party girl. Quagmire's anger in this episode is centered on Brian.
* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: The opening gag for the politically incorrect Rat Pack songs.
* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: The opening gag for the politically incorrect Rat Pack songs.
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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: Quagmire calling out Brian for his faults will be this for those who hate Brian.
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* BrokenBase: Quagmire's rant towards Brian. [[TakeThatScrappy A perfect summation of everything wrong with the character]], or is it filled with logical flaws and hypocrisy, considering that Brian has done good in past episodes and Quagmire is just as, if not more depraved than Brian is? And is incorporating Brian's unpopularity into the story a good bit of self-aware humor, or just [[AtLeastIAdmitIt a lazy excuse to not write the character better?]]
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* BrokenBase: Quagmire's rant towards Brian. [[TakeThatScrappy A perfect summation of everything wrong with the character]], or is it filled with logical flaws and hypocrisy, considering that Brian has done good in past episodes and Quagmire is just as, if not more depraved than Brian is? And is incorporating Brian's unpopularity into the story a good bit of self-aware humor, or just [[AtLeastIAdmitIt a lazy excuse to not write the character better?]]better?]] Many have stated that while Quagmire wasn't wrong, it would have worked better had it been another character like Joe or Cleveland being the one to call Brian out.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Quagmire calling out Brian for his faults will be this for those who hate Brian.
* CrowningMomentOfFunny: The opening gag for the politically incorrect Rat Pack songs.
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Peter learning his lesson and apologizing to Jerome, surprisingly with no joke in between (although there was Jerome admitting that he had sex with Meg and Peter not reacting with fatherly concern afterwards).
** Stewie letting Brian sleep in his room after his disastrous dinner with Quagmire.
* CrowningMomentOfFunny: The opening gag for the politically incorrect Rat Pack songs.
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Peter learning his lesson and apologizing to Jerome, surprisingly with no joke in between (although there was Jerome admitting that he had sex with Meg and Peter not reacting with fatherly concern afterwards).
** Stewie letting Brian sleep in his room after his disastrous dinner with Quagmire.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Quagmire calling out Brian for his faults will be this for those who hate Brian.
* CrowningMomentOfFunny:SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: The opening gag for the politically incorrect Rat Pack songs.
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Peter learning his lesson and apologizing to Jerome, surprisingly with no joke in between (although there was Jerome admitting that he had sex with Meg and Peter not reacting with fatherly concern afterwards).
** Stewie letting Brian sleep in his room after his disastrous dinner with Quagmire.songs.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Peter learning his lesson and apologizing to Jerome, surprisingly with no joke in between (although there was Jerome admitting that he had sex with Meg and Peter not reacting with fatherly concern afterwards).
** Stewie letting Brian sleep in his room after his disastrous dinner with Quagmire.
* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: Peter learning his lesson and apologizing to Jerome, surprisingly with no joke in between (although there was Jerome admitting that he had sex with Meg and Peter not reacting with fatherly concern afterwards).
** Stewie letting Brian sleep in his room after his disastrous dinner with Quagmire.
** Stewie letting Brian sleep in his room after his disastrous dinner with Quagmire.
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* SignatureScene: Quagmire's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech on Brian is one of the best remembered scenes of the series.
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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: Quagmire calling out Brian for his faults will be this for those who hate Brian.
* SignatureScene: Quagmire's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech on Brian is one of the best remembered scenes of theseries.series.
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* SignatureScene: Quagmire's tirade on why Brian is a bad person.
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* SignatureScene: Quagmire's tirade TheReasonYouSuckSpeech on why Brian is a bad person.one of the best remembered scenes of the series.
