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* ImpersonationExclusiveCharacter: Brian poses as Rover so he and Stewie can collect the reward money. All that's known about the real Rover is what he looks like and that he's Chase's missing dog. Later, it's revealed that Rover actually ''ran away'' from his owner and for good reason.
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* ReplacementGoldfish: Stewie and Brian conspire to have the latter pose as a missing dog named Rover IV in order to collect the reward money. It backfires spectacularly when it turns out that Rover IV's owner Chase has a propensity to kill his dogs for Internet clout and that he plans to subject Brian to the same fate.
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* ReplacementGoldfish: Stewie and Brian conspire to have the latter pose as a missing dog named Rover IV in order to collect the reward money. It backfires spectacularly when it turns out that Rover IV's Rover's owner Chase has a propensity to kill his dogs for Internet clout and that he plans to subject Brian to the same fate.
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* KarmaHoudini: Peter and the guys get away with trying and failing to rob a beer truck after Moses decides to take back his night watchman job.
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* KarmaHoudini: KarmaHoudini:
** Peter and the guys get away with trying and failing to rob a beer truck after Moses decides to take back his night watchmanjob.job.
** Downplayed for Chase, who gets beaten up and his stunt with Brian sabotaged by Chris, but suffers no consequences for intentionally killing multiple other dogs for online publicity.
** Peter and the guys get away with trying and failing to rob a beer truck after Moses decides to take back his night watchman
** Downplayed for Chase, who gets beaten up and his stunt with Brian sabotaged by Chris, but suffers no consequences for intentionally killing multiple other dogs for online publicity.
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* EuropeansAreKinky: A cutaway has Brian using a "German plunger," who seems to get off on unstopping toilets and being roughly handled.
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* MagicalNegro: Lampshaded by Peter:
--> '''Peter:''' Wait! Are you one of those magical Black guys who helps white people with their problems and then disappears? The kind [[TakeThat Hollywood had no problem making many movies about]] until a shockingly recent time?
* NoFourthWall: Stewie notes that Chris wanted more scenes after Chris complains about Stewie's rudeness while Stewie recruits Chris to help find Brian.
--> '''Peter:''' Wait! Are you one of those magical Black guys who helps white people with their problems and then disappears? The kind [[TakeThat Hollywood had no problem making many movies about]] until a shockingly recent time?
* NoFourthWall: Stewie notes that Chris wanted more scenes after Chris complains about Stewie's rudeness while Stewie recruits Chris to help find Brian.
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* DumbassHasAPoint: Once Peter manages to land on top of the beer truck the gang was going to rob, he asks what he’s supposed to do now. Joe tells him they’ll call the rival brewery and have them redirect the truck to their brewery. Before he causes the helicopter to crash, Peter asks why the heck he had to jump onto the trick if that was the entire plan.
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* DumbassHasAPoint: Once Peter manages to land on top of the beer truck the gang was going to rob, he asks what he’s supposed to do now. Joe tells him they’ll call the rival brewery and have them redirect the truck to their brewery. Before he causes the helicopter to crash, Peter asks why the heck he had to jump onto the trick truck if that was the entire plan.
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* DumbassHasAPoint: Once Peter manages to land on top of the beer truck the gang was going to rob, he asks what he’s supposed to do now. Joe tells him they’ll call the rival brewery and have them redirect the truck to their brewery. Before he causes the helicopter to crash, Peter asks why the heck he had to jump onto the trick if that was the entire plan.
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* TenMinuteRetirement: The episode begins with Pawtucket Brewery holding a retirement party for its longtime night watchman Moses. Moses manages to stay retired up until he and the guys fail to pull off a heist to replace all the stored beer that was used up on brewery grounds. Afterwards, he decides to take back his night watchman job before Peter can fess up about his actions.
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* EmergingFromTheShadows: Moses tries this trope twice, but fails both times. The first time, he didn't step out of the shadows far enough, still in the shadows until the trope has lost dramatic effect. The second time, he didn't bother to step out of the shadows at all.
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* EmergingFromTheShadows: Moses tries this trope twice, twice but fails both times. The first time, he didn't step out of the shadows far enough, still in the shadows until the trope has lost dramatic effect. The second time, he didn't bother to step out of the shadows at all.
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* SuddenDownerEnding: The episode ends with the entire Griffin family having died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Of course, with the show running on NegativeContinuity, it's undone by the next episode.
* TenMinuteRetirement: The episode begins with Pawtucket Brewery holding a retirement party for its longtime night watchman Moses. Moses manages to stay retired up until he and the guys fail to pull off a heist to replace all the stored beer that was used up on brewery grounds. Afterwards, he decides to take back his night watchman job before Peter can fess up about his actions.
* TenMinuteRetirement: The episode begins with Pawtucket Brewery holding a retirement party for its longtime night watchman Moses. Moses manages to stay retired up until he and the guys fail to pull off a heist to replace all the stored beer that was used up on brewery grounds. Afterwards, he decides to take back his night watchman job before Peter can fess up about his actions.
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* SuddenDownerEnding: The episode ends with TheStinger shows the entire Griffin family having died been KilledOffscreen from carbon monoxide poisoning. Of course, with the show running on NegativeContinuity, it's undone by the next episode.
*TenMinuteRetirement: The episode begins with Pawtucket Brewery holding a retirement party for its longtime night watchman Moses. Moses manages WhatHappenedToTheMouse: While it's revealed ''[[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals why]]'' Rover ran away from Chase, it's still unknown what happened to stay retired up until he and the guys fail to pull off a heist to replace all the stored beer that was used up on brewery grounds. Afterwards, he decides to take back him while Brian took his night watchman job before Peter can fess up about his actions.place.
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* KarmaHoudini: Peter and the guys away with trying and failing to rob a beer truck after Moses decides to take back his night watchman job.
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* KarmaHoudini: Peter and the guys get away with trying and failing to rob a beer truck after Moses decides to take back his night watchman job.
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* KarmaHoudini: Peter gets away with trying and failing to rob a beer truck after Moses decides to take back his night watchman job.
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* KarmaHoudini: Peter gets and the guys away with trying and failing to rob a beer truck after Moses decides to take back his night watchman job.
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Chase is a [=TikTok=] influencer who cares more about creating viral content than the well-being of his pets, to the point where he'll kill them for clout.
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Chase is a [=TikTok=] influencer who cares more about creating viral content than the well-being of his pets, to the point where he'll he's willing to kill them for clout.
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Chase is a [=TikTok=] influencer who kills his dogs as a means to create viral content.
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Chase is a [=TikTok=] influencer who kills his dogs as a means to create cares more about creating viral content.content than the well-being of his pets, to the point where he'll kill them for clout.
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* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Chase is a [=TikTok=] influencer who kills his dogs as a means to create viral content.
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* EmergingFromTheShadows: Moses tries this trope twice, but fails both times. The first time, he didn't step out of the shadows far enough, still in the shadows until the trope has lost dramatic effect. The second time, he didn't bother to step out of the shadows at all.
-->'''Joe:''' You're really bad at this "emerging from darkness" thing.
-->'''Joe:''' You're really bad at this "emerging from darkness" thing.
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* ReplacementGoldfish: Stewie and Brian conspire to have the latter pose as a missing dog named Rover IV in order to collect the reward money. It backfires spectacularly when it turns out that Rover IV's owner has a propensity to kill his dogs for Internet clout and that he plans to subject Brian to the same fate.
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* ReplacementGoldfish: Stewie and Brian conspire to have the latter pose as a missing dog named Rover IV in order to collect the reward money. It backfires spectacularly when it turns out that Rover IV's owner Chase has a propensity to kill his dogs for Internet clout and that he plans to subject Brian to the same fate.
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* SuddenDownerEnding: The episode ends with the entire Griffin having died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Of course, with the show running on NegativeContinuity, it's undone by the next episode.
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* SuddenDownerEnding: The episode ends with the entire Griffin family having died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Of course, with the show running on NegativeContinuity, it's undone by the next episode.
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* SuddenDownerEnding: The episode ends with the entire Griffin having died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Of course, with the show running on NegativeContinuity, their deaths don't stick by the next episode.
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* SuddenDownerEnding: The episode ends with the entire Griffin having died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Of course, with the show running on NegativeContinuity, their deaths don't stick it's undone by the next episode.
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* SuddenDownerEnding: The episode ends with the entire Griffin having died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Of course, with the show running on NegativeContinuity, their deaths don't stick by the next episode.
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* ReplacementGoldfish: Stewie and Brian conspire to have the latter pose as a missing dog named Rover IV in order to collect reward money. It backfires spectacularly when it turns out that Rover IV's owner has a propensity to kill his dogs for Internet clout and that he plans to subject Brian to the same fate.
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* ReplacementGoldfish: Stewie and Brian conspire to have the latter pose as a missing dog named Rover IV in order to collect the reward money. It backfires spectacularly when it turns out that Rover IV's owner has a propensity to kill his dogs for Internet clout and that he plans to subject Brian to the same fate.
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* TenMinuteRetirement: The episode begins with Pawtucket Brewery holding a retirement party for its longtime night watchman Moses. He manages to stay retired up until they fail to pull off a heist to replace all the stored beer on brewery grounds. Afterwards, he decides to take back his night watchman job before Peter can fess up about his actions.
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* TenMinuteRetirement: The episode begins with Pawtucket Brewery holding a retirement party for its longtime night watchman Moses. He Moses manages to stay retired up until they he and the guys fail to pull off a heist to replace all the stored beer that was used up on brewery grounds. Afterwards, he decides to take back his night watchman job before Peter can fess up about his actions.
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* ReplacementGoldfish: Stewie and Brian conspire to have the latter pose as a missing dog named Rover IV in order to collect reward money. It backfires spectacularly when it turns out that Rover IV's owner has a propensity to kill his dogs for Internet clout and that he plans to subject Brian to the same fate.
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* ReplacementGoldfish: Stewie and Brian conspire to have the latter pose as a missing dog named Rover IV in order to collect reward money. It backfires spectacularly when it turns out that Rover IV's owner has a propensity to kill his dogs for Internet clout and that he plans to subject Brian to the same fate.fate.
* TenMinuteRetirement: The episode begins with Pawtucket Brewery holding a retirement party for its longtime night watchman Moses. He manages to stay retired up until they fail to pull off a heist to replace all the stored beer on brewery grounds. Afterwards, he decides to take back his night watchman job before Peter can fess up about his actions.
* TenMinuteRetirement: The episode begins with Pawtucket Brewery holding a retirement party for its longtime night watchman Moses. He manages to stay retired up until they fail to pull off a heist to replace all the stored beer on brewery grounds. Afterwards, he decides to take back his night watchman job before Peter can fess up about his actions.
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* ProfessionalSlacker: Peter offers to fill in as the new night watchman specifically because the job requires him to sit and watch.
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* PopCulturePunEpisodeTitle: The title of this episodes parodies ''Film/BatmanAndRobin''.
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The guys decide to turn Pawtucket Brewery into an after-hours bar after Peter gets a new job as night watchman. Meanwhile, Stewie and Brian hatch a plan to collect reward money for finding lost dogs.
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* ChronicPetKiller: It turns out Chase has a propensity to kill his dogs for the sake of making viral [=TikTok=] videos, and he does so without a shred of remorse.
* KarmaHoudini: Peter gets away with trying and failing to rob a beer truck after Moses decides to take back his night watchman job.
* ReplacementGoldfish: Stewie and Brian conspire to have the latter pose as a missing dog named Rover IV in order to collect reward money. It backfires spectacularly when it turns out that Rover IV's owner has a propensity to kill his dogs for Internet clout and that he plans to subject Brian to the same fate.
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* ChronicPetKiller: It turns out Chase has a propensity to kill his dogs for the sake of making viral [=TikTok=] videos, and he does so without a shred of remorse.
* KarmaHoudini: Peter gets away with trying and failing to rob a beer truck after Moses decides to take back his night watchman job.
* ReplacementGoldfish: Stewie and Brian conspire to have the latter pose as a missing dog named Rover IV in order to collect reward money. It backfires spectacularly when it turns out that Rover IV's owner has a propensity to kill his dogs for Internet clout and that he plans to subject Brian to the same fate.
