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* EveryoneHasStandards: When called out on his hypocrisy, Mayor West actually admits to it and is willing to resign for breaking the law that he demanded. However, Brian and Peter convinced him to change the law instead.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: EveryoneHasStandards:
** When called out on his hypocrisy, Mayor West actually admits to it and is willing to resign for breaking the law that he demanded. However, Brian and Peter convinced him to change the lawinstead.instead.
** In a brief moment, Peter gets mad when it is revealed that Opie was not mentally disabled but was instead very drunk the entire time he knew him.
** When called out on his hypocrisy, Mayor West actually admits to it and is willing to resign for breaking the law that he demanded. However, Brian and Peter convinced him to change the law
** In a brief moment, Peter gets mad when it is revealed that Opie was not mentally disabled but was instead very drunk the entire time he knew him.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: When called out on his hypocrisy, Mayor West actually cops to it and offers to resign for breaking the law that he demanded.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: When called out on his hypocrisy, Mayor West actually cops admits to it and offers is willing to resign for breaking the law that he demanded.demanded. However, Brian and Peter convinced him to change the law instead.
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Definition-only trope that argues with itself.
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* PlotHole: As mentioned in the summary, Quagmire is actually of age to drink (as the season seven episode "FOX-y Lady" revealed that he's 61 and only looks young because of "carrots"), so he could have been chosen to illegally procure alcohol for Peter, Cleveland, and Joe. However, since ''Family Guy'' has loose continuity and the episode's main concern centered on Brian and Peter not hanging out as much as they used to, this can be ignored.
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* NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer: During a cutaway, UsefulNotes/ThomasEdison steals the lightbulb and the phonograph from other inventors, after which a jingle sings "Look it up. Edison was a dick!"
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* NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer: During a cutaway, UsefulNotes/ThomasEdison steals the lightbulb and the phonograph from other inventors, after which a jingle sings "Look it up. up, Edison was a dick!"
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** Mayor West said that people under the age of 50 aren't responsible enough to drink alcohol, yet he still gave wine to his wife, Carol, who's probably in her late-30s at the absolute youngest which Brian calls him out on this. To Mayor West credit, he does consider resigning from his position for breaking the law until Peter convinces him to restore the original drinking age limit.
** Mayor West said that people under the age of 50 aren't responsible enough to drink alcohol, yet he still gave wine to his wife, Carol, who's probably in her late-30s at the absolute youngest which Brian calls him out on this. To Mayor West credit, he does consider resigning from his position for breaking the law until Peter convinces him to restore the original drinking age limit.
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* {{Hypocrite}}:
**{{Hypocrite}}: Mayor West said that people under the age of 50 aren't responsible enough to drink alcohol, yet he still gave wine to his wife, Carol, who's probably in her late-30s at the absolute youngest which Brian calls him out on this. To Mayor West credit, he does consider resigning from his position for breaking the law until Peter convinces him to restore the original drinking age limit.
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** Mayor Adam West gives Peter's age as 42. Peter had previously been listed as age 43 in "The Tan Aquatic with Steve Zissou" and had an unspecified birthday in "Baby, You Knock Me Out".
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** When the 80s FBI arrive during Chris' hacking attempt, "The Heat Is On", originally by Glenn Frey, plays.
** The video clip of the samba dancers takes place at Rio de Janeiro's Sambadrome during Carnival.
** "Brass Monkey" by the Beastie Boys plays during the guys' drinking binge.
** The video clip of the samba dancers takes place at Rio de Janeiro's Sambadrome during Carnival.
** "Brass Monkey" by the Beastie Boys plays during the guys' drinking binge.
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** Peter reports in that "Jimmy Crack Corn" is their wedding song.
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* PlotInducedIllness: Peter claims that Chris has Crohn's Disease.
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* ShoutOut:
** The image of Neil Patrick Harris in his underwear was taken from the 2015 Oscars when he took the stage in a parody of Birdman.
** The image of Neil Patrick Harris in his underwear was taken from the 2015 Oscars when he took the stage in a parody of Birdman.
