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** After Adam West threatens to "take his rocket pack and fly to space and punch it", he punches the constellation of Orion, causing it to form the logo of Creator/OrionPictures, then goes on to call them a failed production company. MGM would revive Orion in 2013.
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** After Adam West threatens to "take his rocket pack and fly to space and punch it", he punches the constellation of Orion, causing it to form the logo of Creator/OrionPictures, then goes on to call them a failed production company. MGM would revive Orion in 2013.2013.
MemeticMutation: The ending where Peter plays Call Of Duty got redubbed by someone and that scene became the "YOU STUPID N-" meme.
MemeticMutation: The ending where Peter plays Call Of Duty got redubbed by someone and that scene became the "YOU STUPID N-" meme.
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* HilariousInHindsight: When playing with action figures, Stewie berates Brian for thinking that ''Franchise/MastersOfTheUniverse'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985 Thunder Cats]]'' characters interact with each other. There was an official crossover comic six years later.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: At one point in the episode, Adam West calls Creator/OrionPictures "a failed production company", dating the episode's story to before 2013, when MGM revived Orion Pictures.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: At one point in the episode, Adam West calls Creator/OrionPictures "a failed production company", dating the episode's story to before 2013, when MGM revived Orion Pictures.
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** When playing with action figures, Stewie berates Brian for thinking that ''Franchise/MastersOfTheUniverse'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985 Thunder Cats]]'' characters interact with each other. There was an official crossover comic six years later.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: At one point in the episode, ** After Adam West calls Creator/OrionPictures "a threatens to "take his rocket pack and fly to space and punch it", he punches the constellation of Orion, causing it to form the logo of Creator/OrionPictures, then goes on to call them a failed production company", dating the episode's story to before 2013, when company. MGM revived would revive Orion Pictures.in 2013.
** When playing with action figures, Stewie berates Brian for thinking that ''Franchise/MastersOfTheUniverse'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985 Thunder Cats]]'' characters interact with each other. There was an official crossover comic six years later.
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More fitting trope.
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** When playing with action figures, Stewie berates Brian for thinking that ''Franchise/MastersOfTheUniverse'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985 Thunder Cats]]'' characters interact with each other. There was an official crossover comic six years later.
** Adam West's TakeThat towards Creator/OrionPictures ("All you are is a failed production company!") became this when MGM revived the studio in 2013.
** When playing with action figures, Stewie berates Brian for thinking that ''Franchise/MastersOfTheUniverse'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985 Thunder Cats]]'' characters interact with each other. There was an official crossover comic six years later.
** Adam West's TakeThat towards Creator/OrionPictures ("All you are is a failed production company!") became this when MGM revived the studio in 2013.
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**HilariousInHindsight: When playing with action figures, Stewie berates Brian for thinking that ''Franchise/MastersOfTheUniverse'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985 Thunder Cats]]'' characters interact with each other. There was an official crossover comic six years later.
** * UnintentionalPeriodPiece: At one point in the episode, Adam West's TakeThat towards West calls Creator/OrionPictures ("All you are is a "a failed production company!") became this company", dating the episode's story to before 2013, when MGM revived the studio in 2013.Orion Pictures.
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Needs to be at odds with the setting
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Brian's Muttley imitation. It wasn't even set up as a CutawayGag. It was just random and never remarked upon.
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* HilariousInHindsight: When playing with action figures, Stewie berates Brian for thinking that ''Franchise/MastersOfTheUniverse'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985 Thunder Cats]]'' characters interact with each other. There was an official crossover comic six years later.
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** When playing with action figures, Stewie berates Brian for thinking that ''Franchise/MastersOfTheUniverse'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985 Thunder Cats]]'' characters interact with each other. There was an official crossover comic six yearslater.later.
** Adam West's TakeThat towards Creator/OrionPictures ("All you are is a failed production company!") became this when MGM revived the studio in 2013.
** When playing with action figures, Stewie berates Brian for thinking that ''Franchise/MastersOfTheUniverse'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985 Thunder Cats]]'' characters interact with each other. There was an official crossover comic six years
** Adam West's TakeThat towards Creator/OrionPictures ("All you are is a failed production company!") became this when MGM revived the studio in 2013.
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* HilariousInHindsight: When playing with action figures, Stewie berates Brian for thinking that ''Franchise/MastersOfTheUniverse'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985 Thunder Cats]]'' characters interact with each other. There was an official crossover comic six years later.
* IdiotPlot: While the residents of Quahog have up to this point been seen as stupid, the fact that even the more rational characters like Lois, Brian, and Joe have not seen through the 'black-hole' charade, especially since the 'apocalypse' was going to happen on April 1st, makes this episode one of the most egregious example of this trope.
* IdiotPlot: While the residents of Quahog have up to this point been seen as stupid, the fact that even the more rational characters like Lois, Brian, and Joe have not seen through the 'black-hole' charade, especially since the 'apocalypse' was going to happen on April 1st, makes this episode one of the most egregious example of this trope.
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* HilariousInHindsight: When playing with action figures, Stewie berates Brian for thinking that ''Franchise/MastersOfTheUniverse'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985 Thunder Cats]]'' characters interact with each other. There was an official crossover comic six years later.
* IdiotPlot: While the residents of Quahog have up to this point been seen as stupid, the fact that even the more rational characters like Lois, Brian, and Joe have not seen through the 'black-hole' charade, especially since the 'apocalypse' was going to happen on April 1st, makes this episode one of the most egregious example of this trope.later.
* IdiotPlot: While the residents of Quahog have up to this point been seen as stupid, the fact that even the more rational characters like Lois, Brian, and Joe have not seen through the 'black-hole' charade, especially since the 'apocalypse' was going to happen on April 1st, makes this episode one of the most egregious example of this trope.
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* IdiotPlot: While the residents of Quahog have up to this point been seen as stupid, the fact that even the more rational characters like Lois, Brian and Joe have not seen through the 'black-hole' charade, especially since the 'apocalypse' was going to happen on April 1st, makes this episode one of the most egregious example of this trope.
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* IdiotPlot: While the residents of Quahog have up to this point been seen as stupid, the fact that even the more rational characters like Lois, Brian Brian, and Joe have not seen through the 'black-hole' charade, especially since the 'apocalypse' was going to happen on April 1st, makes this episode one of the most egregious example of this trope.
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* IdiotPlot: While the residents of Quahog have up to this point been seen as stupid, the fact that even the more rational characters like Lois, Brian and Joe have not seen through the 'black-hole' charade, especially since the 'apocalypse' was going to happen on April 1st makes this episode one of the most egregious example of this trope.
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* IdiotPlot: While the residents of Quahog have up to this point been seen as stupid, the fact that even the more rational characters like Lois, Brian and Joe have not seen through the 'black-hole' charade, especially since the 'apocalypse' was going to happen on April 1st 1st, makes this episode one of the most egregious example of this trope.
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* HilariousInHindsight: When playing with action figures, Stewie berates Brian for thinking that ''Franchise/MastersOfTheUniverse'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985 Thunder Cats]]'' characters interacting with eachother. There was an official crossover comic six years later.
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* HilariousInHindsight: When playing with action figures, Stewie berates Brian for thinking that ''Franchise/MastersOfTheUniverse'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985 Thunder Cats]]'' characters interacting interact with eachother.each other. There was an official crossover comic six years later.
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* IdiotPlot: While the residents of Quahog have up to this point been seen as stupid, the fact that even the more rational characters like Lois, Brian and Joe have not seen through the 'black-hole' charade, especially since the 'apocalypse' was going to happen on April 1st makes this episode the most egregious example of this trope.
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* IdiotPlot: While the residents of Quahog have up to this point been seen as stupid, the fact that even the more rational characters like Lois, Brian and Joe have not seen through the 'black-hole' charade, especially since the 'apocalypse' was going to happen on April 1st makes this episode one of the most egregious example of this trope.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Brian's Muttley imitation. It wasn't even set up as a CutawayGag. It was just random and never remarked upon.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Brian's Muttley imitation. It wasn't even set up as a CutawayGag. It was just random and never remarked upon.upon.
* IdiotPlot: While the residents of Quahog have up to this point been seen as stupid, the fact that even the more rational characters like Lois, Brian and Joe have not seen through the 'black-hole' charade, especially since the 'apocalypse' was going to happen on April 1st makes this episode the most egregious example of this trope.
* IdiotPlot: While the residents of Quahog have up to this point been seen as stupid, the fact that even the more rational characters like Lois, Brian and Joe have not seen through the 'black-hole' charade, especially since the 'apocalypse' was going to happen on April 1st makes this episode the most egregious example of this trope.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Brian's Muttley imitation. It wasn't even set up as a CutawayGag. It was just random and never remarked upon.
