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It is implied that these gags are simply stories made up by the people that set up the gag, and that the incidents shown did not really happen. This is particularly obvious when it comes to parodies of movies and television shows, or incidents that show a character dying. |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Old_roomate.png|100px]]|| Brian's Old Roommate || [[No Meals on Wheels]] ||align="center"| [[Brian Griffin]] ||align="center"| 1||align="center"| [[Season 5|5]] |
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| − | |colspan="6"| Brian gets pissed off worse when shocked by Peter than when hearing the O.J. Simpson verdict with his old roommate. |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Mexican_Superfriends.png|100px]]|| [[Mexican Super Friends]] || [[No Meals on Wheels]] ||align="center"| [[Peter Griffin]] ||align="center"| 1||align="center"| [[Season 5|5]] |
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| − | |colspan="6"| Peter compare Mort Goldman to being a bigger mooch than the Mexican Super Friends. Mexican Superman's landlord gets mad over him letting all the superheroes live here when he said that only 5 people were coming. |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Tuba1.jpg|100px]] || Fat People Cutaway || [[No Chris Left Behind]] ||align="center"| [[Stewie Griffin]] ||align="center"| 0||align="center"| [[Season 5|5]] |
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| − | |colspan="6"| Stewie follows fat people around with a tuba as it's his job is to do so the fat man says that he has glandular problem he then falls and Stewie says "That will be sixty dollars." |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Jane_Jetson.png|100px]]|| Jetsons Cutaway || [[Meet the Quagmires]] ||align="center"| [[Brian Griffin]] ||align="center"| 1||align="center"| [[Season 5|5]] |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Jackee_Harry.jpg|100px]]|| [[Jackée Harry]]'s personal grocery shopper || [[Believe It or Not, Joe's Walking on Air]] ||align="center"| [[Peter Griffin]] ||align="center"| 1||align="center"| [[Season 6|6]] |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Jafar.jpg|100px]]|| [[Aladdin IV: Jafar May Need Glasses|Jafar May Need Glasses]] || [[Lois Kills Stewie]] ||align="center"| [[Stewie Griffin]] ||align="center"| 1||align="center"| [[Season 6|6]] |
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| − | |colspan="6"| Stewie outlaws Disney from making direct-to-DVD movies such as ''[[Aladdin IV: Jafar May Need Glasses]]''. [[Jafar]] is at the eye doctor, and is trying to go through each pair of glasses he may need, and compares the two kinds of glasses the doctor gives him, seeing which one works out best for him. |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Will_Smith.jpg|100px]]|| [[Will Smith]]'s Nice Clean Raps || [[McStroke]] ||align="center"| [[Stewie Griffin]] ||align="center"| 1||align="center"| [[Season 6|6]] |
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| − | |colspan="6"| When Stewie successfully attempts to get along with the cool kids at James Woods High, he then says that he has became a bigger hit than [[Will Smith]]'s "nice clean rap." |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Hasbro.jpg|100px]]|| Hasbro's Best Thing Ever || [[Long John Peter]] ||align="center"| [[Chris Griffin]] ||align="center"| 0||align="center"| [[Season 6|6]] |
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| − | |colspan="6"| A toy commercial about Hasbro's Best Things Ever saying it's that you can fly it, toss it, swim it and eat it! After the commercial [[Stewie]] is seen sitting on the floor screaming "'''I WANT IT!!!'''" and waving his arms in the air. |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Leghorn_Saunders.jpg|100px]]|| [[Foghorn Leghorn]] goes to KFC || [[Back to the Woods]] ||align="center"| [[Peter Griffin]] ||align="center"| 3||align="center"| [[Season 6|6]] |
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| − | |colspan="6"| [[Cleveland]] says that he doesn't go to KFC anymore after what [[Colonel Sanders]] did to [[Foghorn Leghorn]]. A scene cuts to Foghorn Leghorn walking into a Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant and greets Colonel Sanders and comments on how good the food smells in there. Sanders then decapitates him with a meat cleaver. His still-functioning head comments that his body looks just like a chicken with his head cut off. It is then when the head realizes what happened. |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Fozzie_Bear.jpg|100px]]|| [[Fozzie Bear]] / [[The Muppets|Muppet]] Movie Cutaway || [[Baby Not On Board]] ||align="center"| [[Peter Griffin]] ||align="center"| 1||align="center"| [[Season 7|7]] |
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| − | |colspan="6"| A non-sequitur features Fozzie Bear that is in Arabia who is awkwardly telling Arab jokes to the Arab locals, Fozzie then kind of apologizes, and tells a nice joke. This is a parody of Fozzie's attempt to tell a fat joke in ''The Muppet Movie''. |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Midget_Press.png|100px]]|| Midget Press Secretary || [[FOX-y Lady]] ||align="center"| FOX Executive ||align="center"| 1||align="center"| [[Season 7|7]] |
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| − | |colspan="6"|An executive for [[FOX]] News tells Lois that to expose Rush Limbaugh as homosexual would be as foolish as FDR hiring that midget press secretary. The cutaway shows the press secretary giving the solemn news about Pearl Harbor only to have someone in the crowd remark "He's adorable". |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Walk_Egyptian.jpg|100px]] || Carter Tries to Learn the Lyrics || [[420]] ||align="center"| [[Carter Pewterschmidt]] ||align="center"| 1||align="center"| [[Season 7|7]] |
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| − | |colspan="6"| Carter revealed that due to the legalization of marijuana, he had to sell his Bangles records before he could memorize all the song's lyrics. He is shown singing a misunderstood version of the song "Walk Like An Egyptian" while he listens to the Bangles' version on a walkman. Instead of singing the actual song lyrics of "Walk Like An Egyptian", he confuses it with "My back is hurting from the chair I'm sitting on. Where's the Tylenol? If I lay down flat on the floor it usually kind of fixes it. Tony Danza from ''Who's the Boss?'' says 'ay-oh-way-oh-waay-ohh-wayy-oh" |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Alarm.JPG|100px]]|| Palestinian Alarm Clock|| [[Quagmire's Baby]] ||align="center"| [[Peter Griffin]] ||align="center"| 1||align="center"| [[Season 8|8]] |
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| − | |colspan="6"|Peter declares that the ham radio is more worthless than his Palestinian Alarm Clock. When the alarm clock went off one morning, it blew up the house and made it combust. |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:London_Gentemans_Club.jpg|100px]]|| London Gentlemen's Club|| [[Jerome Is the New Black]] ||align="center"| [[Peter Griffin]] ||align="center"| 1||align="center"| [[Season 8|8]] |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Terrosist.JPG|100px]]|| Mentally Challenged Suicide Bomber|| [[Hannah Banana]] ||align="center"| [[Peter Griffin]] ||align="center"| 1||align="center"| [[Season 8|8]] |
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| − | |colspan="6"|Seen in [[Hannah Banana]], [[Peter]] was explaining to the [[Evil Monkey]] that he'd missed him so much, like when America was attacked by mentally challenged suicide bombers. The scene cuts to a suicide bomber yelling Allahu Akbar! on a bicycle, crashing into a tower, falling off his bike. |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Fly_window.png|100px]]|| Fly That Wants to Leave but Can't Figure its Way Out|| [[Dial Meg for Murder]] ||align="center"| [[Peter Griffin]] ||align="center"| 1||align="center"| [[Season 8|8]] |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:CRASH.png|100px]]|| Chinese NASCAR|| [[Dial Meg for Murder]] ||align="center"| [[Meg Griffin]] ||align="center"| 1||align="center"| [[Season 8|8]] |
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| − | |colspan="6"|Chinese NASCAR was seen in "[[Dial Meg for Murder]]", Meg was talking to Brian about leaving to China. When Meg plans to run away from Quahog she talks about going to China because they have NASCAR there now. |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Goofy.jpg|100px]]|| Goofy Goes to Hell || [[Dial Meg for Murder]] ||align="center"| [[Stewie Griffin]] ||align="center"| 3||align="center"| [[Season 8|8]] |
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| − | |rowspan="2"| [[File:Tiny_Race.png|100px]]|| Tiny Race of People Who Live Inside Our Carpet || [[Partial Terms of Endearment]] ||align="center"| [[Peter Griffin]] ||align="center"| 1||align="center"| [[Season 8|8]] |
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Revision as of 19:56, 27 September 2020
A Cutaway Gag is a comic element found in some comedy television shows. The sequence generally opens up with character saying a completely random line, then the scene immediately cuts to the action. The scene usually lasts a few seconds before returning to the main plot line. These scenes generally don't have anything to do with the story.
In Family Guy, Cutaway Gags are commonly used in most episodes. They are used after a sentence or conversation, usually starting with "This is even worse/better than the time..." and are the main comedy part of Family Guy.
It is implied that these gags are simply stories made up by the people that set up the gag, and that the incidents shown did not really happen. This is particularly obvious when it comes to parodies of movies and television shows, or incidents that show a character dying.
Cutaway Gags by Season
- Cutaway Gags Season 1
- Cutaway Gags Season 2
- Cutaway Gags Season 3
- Cutaway Gags Season 4
- Cutaway Gags Season 5
- Cutaway Gags Season 6
- Cutaway Gags Season 7
- Cutaway Gags Season 8
- Cutaway Gags Season 9
- Cutaway Gags Season 10
- Cutaway Gags Season 11
- Cutaway Gags Season 12
- Cutaway Gags Season 13
- Cutaway Gags Season 14
- Cutaway Gags Season 15
- Cutaway Gags Season 16
- Cutaway Gags Season 17
- Cutaway Gags Season 18
- Cutaway Gags Season 19