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Acceptable Targets and its derivatives are now an index.
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* FranchiseOriginalSin: This episode solidified the DeepSouth as being one of the series' [[AcceptableEthnicTargets favorite punching bags]], portraying it socially and technologically as [[TwoDecadesBehind about a century behind Rhode Island]], with later seasons portraying their targeted stereotypes [[EthnicScrappy in a vastly more unflattering and regressive light]]. However, [[MexicansLoveSpeedyGonzales this episode generally remains in good graces]] as despite the low blows, they're a lot more good-natured (the Griffins gradually find themselves belonging amongst the community, and their neighbors save the day out of nothing but genuine concern for Chris' safety) and they steer clear away from [[TheWarOnStraw the incendiary approach to politics as later seasons]].
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* FranchiseOriginalSin: This episode solidified the DeepSouth as being one of the series' [[AcceptableEthnicTargets favorite punching bags]], bags, portraying it socially and technologically as [[TwoDecadesBehind about a century behind Rhode Island]], with later seasons portraying their targeted stereotypes [[EthnicScrappy in a vastly more unflattering and regressive light]]. However, [[MexicansLoveSpeedyGonzales this episode generally remains in good graces]] as despite the low blows, they're a lot more good-natured (the Griffins gradually find themselves belonging amongst the community, and their neighbors save the day out of nothing but genuine concern for Chris' safety) and they steer clear away from [[TheWarOnStraw the incendiary approach to politics as later seasons]].
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretration: Does the five-year old girl actually have a daughter or is she talking about a future daughter? For that matter, is she actually five years old or is she really OlderThanTheyLook?
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretration: AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Does the five-year old girl actually have a daughter or is she talking about a future daughter? For that matter, is she actually five years old or is she really OlderThanTheyLook?
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretrations: Does the five-year old girl actually have a daughter or is she talking about a future daughter? For that matter, is she actually five years old or is she really OlderThanTheyLook?
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretrations: AlternateCharacterInterpretration: Does the five-year old girl actually have a daughter or is she talking about a future daughter? For that matter, is she actually five years old or is she really OlderThanTheyLook?
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A less squicky explanation is that she's either Older Than They Look or she was talking about a future daughter.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Sam is liked by the fanbase for being a surprisingly wholesome love interest for Chris.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: AlternateCharacterInterpretrations: Does the five-year old girl actually have a daughter or is she talking about a future daughter? For that matter, is she actually five years old or is she really OlderThanTheyLook?
*EnsembleDarkhorse: Sam is liked by the fanbase for being a surprisingly wholesome love interest for Chris.
*EnsembleDarkhorse: Sam is liked by the fanbase for being a surprisingly wholesome love interest for Chris.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Sam is liked by the fanbase for being a surprisingly wholesome love interest for Chris.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Sam saying to Chris that when bad people die, they go to a place where they pray for death but death won't come, which Chris answers "Creator/{{UPN}}? In September 2006, UPN became defunct and replaced by Creator/TheCW.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Sam saying to Chris that when bad people die, they go to a place where they pray for death but death won't come, which Chris answers "Creator/{{UPN}}? "Creator/{{UPN}}?" In September 2006, UPN became defunct and replaced by Creator/TheCW.
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* FranchiseOriginalSin: This episode solidified the DeepSouth as being one of the series' [[AcceptableEthnicTargets favorite punching bags]], portraying it socially and technologically as [[TwoDecadesBehind about a century behind Rhode Island]], with later seasons portraying their targeted stereotypes [[EthnicScrappy in a vastly more unflattering and regressive light]]. However, [[MexicansLoveSpeedyGonzales this episode generally remains in good graces]] as despite the low blows, they're a lot more good-natured (the Griffins gradually find themselves belonging amongst the community, and their neighbors save the day out of nothing but genuine concern for Chris' safety) and they steer clear away from [[TheWarOnStraw the incendiary approach to politics as later seasons]].
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* FranchiseOriginalSin: This episode solidified the DeepSouth as being one of the series' [[AcceptableEthnicTargets favorite punching bags]], portraying it socially and technologically as [[TwoDecadesBehind about a century behind Rhode Island]], with later seasons portraying their targeted stereotypes [[EthnicScrappy in a vastly more unflattering and regressive light]]. However, [[MexicansLoveSpeedyGonzales this episode generally remains in good graces]] as despite the low blows, they're a lot more good-natured (the Griffins gradually find themselves belonging amongst the community, and their neighbors save the day out of nothing but genuine concern for Chris' safety) and they steer clear away from [[TheWarOnStraw the incendiary approach to politics as later seasons]].seasons]].
* HilariousInHindsight: Sam saying to Chris that when bad people die, they go to a place where they pray for death but death won't come, which Chris answers "Creator/{{UPN}}? In September 2006, UPN became defunct and replaced by Creator/TheCW.
* HilariousInHindsight: Sam saying to Chris that when bad people die, they go to a place where they pray for death but death won't come, which Chris answers "Creator/{{UPN}}? In September 2006, UPN became defunct and replaced by Creator/TheCW.
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* FranchiseOriginalSin: This episode solidified the DeepSouth as being one of the series' [[AcceptableEthnicTargets favorite punching bags]], portraying it socially and technologically as [[TwoDecadesBehind about a century behind Rhode Island]], with later seasons portraying their targeted stereotypes [[EthnicScrappy in a vastly more unflattering and regressive light]]. However, [[MexicansLoveSpeedyGonzales this episode generally remains in good graces]] as despite the low blows, they're a lot more good-natured (the Griffins gradually find themselves belonging amongst the community, and their neighbors save the day out of genuine concern for Chris' safety) and they steer clear away from [[TheWarOnStraw the incendiary approach to politics as later seasons]].
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* FranchiseOriginalSin: This episode solidified the DeepSouth as being one of the series' [[AcceptableEthnicTargets favorite punching bags]], portraying it socially and technologically as [[TwoDecadesBehind about a century behind Rhode Island]], with later seasons portraying their targeted stereotypes [[EthnicScrappy in a vastly more unflattering and regressive light]]. However, [[MexicansLoveSpeedyGonzales this episode generally remains in good graces]] as despite the low blows, they're a lot more good-natured (the Griffins gradually find themselves belonging amongst the community, and their neighbors save the day out of nothing but genuine concern for Chris' safety) and they steer clear away from [[TheWarOnStraw the incendiary approach to politics as later seasons]].
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* FranchiseOriginalSin: This episode solidified the DeepSouth as being one of the series' [[AcceptableEthnicTargets favorite punching bags]], portraying it socially and technologically as [[TwoDecadesBehind about a century behind Rhode Island]], with later seasons portraying their targeted stereotypes [[EthnicScrappy in a vastly more unflattering and regressive light]]. However, [[MexicansLoveSpeedyGonzales this episode generally remains in good graces]] as despite the low blows, they're a lot more good-natured (the Griffins end up gradually find themselves belonging amongst the community, and their neighbors save the day out of genuine concern for Chris' safety) and they steer clear away from [[TheWarOnStraw the incendiary approach to politics as later seasons]].
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* FranchiseOriginalSin: This episode solidified the DeepSouth as being one of the series' [[AcceptableEthnicTargets favorite punching bags]], portraying it socially and technologically as [[TwoDecadesBehind about a century behind Rhode Island]], with later seasons portraying their targeted stereotypes [[EthnicScrappy in a vastly more unflattering and regressive light]]. However, [[MexicansLoveSpeedyGonzales this episode generally remains in good graces]] as despite the low blows, they're a lot more good-natured (the Griffins end up gradually find themselves belonging amongst the community, and their neighbors save the day out of genuine concern for Chris' safety) and they steer clear away from [[TheWarOnStraw the incendiary approach to politics as later seasons]].
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* FridgeHorror: The little girl commenting to Meg that her daughter would admire her. Shocking enough coming from a little girl. Granted she's a child and she probably doesn't know what she's saying or she could be joking. But then again, it is the South...so if the little girl isn't joking about her teen pregnancy, then who could've gotten her pregnant in the first place? More unfortunate implications pile up from this...
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* FridgeHorror: The little girl commenting to Meg that her daughter would admire her. Shocking enough coming from a little girl. Granted she's a child FranchiseOriginalSin: This episode solidified the DeepSouth as being one of the series' [[AcceptableEthnicTargets favorite punching bags]], portraying it socially and she probably doesn't know what she's saying or she could be joking. But then again, it is the South...so if the little girl isn't joking technologically as [[TwoDecadesBehind about her teen pregnancy, then who could've gotten her pregnant a century behind Rhode Island]], with later seasons portraying their targeted stereotypes [[EthnicScrappy in a vastly more unflattering and regressive light]]. However, [[MexicansLoveSpeedyGonzales this episode generally remains in good graces]] as despite the first place? More unfortunate implications pile low blows, they're a lot more good-natured (the Griffins end up gradually find themselves belonging amongst the community, and their neighbors save the day out of genuine concern for Chris' safety) and they steer clear away from this...[[TheWarOnStraw the incendiary approach to politics as later seasons]].
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* FridgeHorror: The little girl commenting to Meg that her daughter would admire her. Shocking enough coming from a little girl. Granted she's a child and she probably doesn't know what she's saying or she could be joking. But then again, it is the South...so if the little girl isn't joking about her teen pregnancy, then who could've gotten her pregnant in the first place? More unfortunate implications pile up from this...
