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Come to think of it, he really doesn't fit the Woobie mold here, especially since he agreed with his father's POV at the end
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* TheWoobie: It's easy to feel bad for Bobby, who's quite sad when Hank refuses to let him continue modeling, especially in the confrontation with him before the walk on the fashion show begins.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: When Bobby and Peggy visit the talent agency, the agent offers them each a bottled water. Bobby is [[MundaneObjectAmazement impressed by this]] and the agent quips "When you reach the top, you'll find out everything is (in a bottle)." In the late 1990s, bottled water wasn't that common of a product and was often associated with the upper class. It wasn't until later that bottled water became more popular and common.
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* DesignatedHero: One of the earliest episodes with Hank arguing with Bobby over hobbies the former looks down on with the latter enjoying. While Hank at least does make it clear he doesn't want Bobby to be embarrassed, he still comes across as totally selfish not letting Bobby walk in the show, with him even [[LampshadeHanging lampshading this.]] Plus he didn't consider Bobby's feelings that he wasn't ashamed of this (that is until Dooley and company attacked the show).
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* DesignatedHero: One of the earliest episodes with Hank arguing with Bobby over hobbies the former looks down on with the latter enjoying. While Hank at least does make it clear he doesn't want Bobby to be embarrassed, he still comes across as totally selfish not letting Bobby walk in the show, with him even [[LampshadeHanging lampshading this.]] Plus he didn't consider Bobby's feelings that he wasn't ashamed of this (that is until Dooley and company attacked the show). None of this is helped by a flashback explicitly showing Hank making fun of a fat person during his teenage years.
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* TheWoobie: It's easy to feel bad for Bobby, who's quite sad when Hank refuses to let him continue modeling, especially in the confrontation with him before the walk on the fashion show begins.begins.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: Bordering on ValuesDissonance territory as well, the lesson presented in the episode is there's nothing wrong with being different, just as long as you keep it to yourself. Otherwise people will attack you for it.
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* AssPull: Dooley and friends attacking the fashion show. Alone that might just be bullies being bullies, but the episode makes it appear that Hank predicted that this will happen, entirely justifying his decision to keep Bobby out of the fashion show.
* DesignatedHero: One of the earliest episodes with Hank arguing with Bobby over hobbies the former looks down on with the latter enjoying. While Hank at least does make it clear he doesn't want Bobby to be embarrassed, he still comes across as totally selfish not letting Bobby walk in the show, with him even [[LampshadeHanging lampshading this.]] Plus he didn't consider Bobby's feelings that he wasn't ashamed of this (that is until Dooley and company attacked the show).
* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: Bordering on ValuesDissonance territory as well, the lesson presented in the episode is there's nothing wrong with being different, just as long as you keep it to yourself. Otherwise people will attack you for it.
* TheWoobie: It's easy to feel bad for Bobby, who's quite sad when Hank refuses to let him continue modeling, especially in the confrontation with him before the walk on the fashion show begins.
* DesignatedHero: One of the earliest episodes with Hank arguing with Bobby over hobbies the former looks down on with the latter enjoying. While Hank at least does make it clear he doesn't want Bobby to be embarrassed, he still comes across as totally selfish not letting Bobby walk in the show, with him even [[LampshadeHanging lampshading this.]] Plus he didn't consider Bobby's feelings that he wasn't ashamed of this (that is until Dooley and company attacked the show).
* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: Bordering on ValuesDissonance territory as well, the lesson presented in the episode is there's nothing wrong with being different, just as long as you keep it to yourself. Otherwise people will attack you for it.
* TheWoobie: It's easy to feel bad for Bobby, who's quite sad when Hank refuses to let him continue modeling, especially in the confrontation with him before the walk on the fashion show begins.
