Family Guy satires that are pretty accurate

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For the most part, there are a few variations on jokes in the series...taking some beloved pop culture thing and turning it into a dark/morbid anti-thesis, just basically spoofing something, or referring to something in general where you're like, "hey, I recognize that!" Though on occasion they do a few jabs where I'm like, "yeah, I agree with that." A couple of the ones that I did laugh at are

- Wacky Waving Inflatable Arm-Flailing Tube Man: it was funny the first time I saw it because we all have been past stores that feature these things..the next few times...not so much

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- The outdoor wooden folk art cut-outs: Especially the ones with the fat woman bending over in the polka-dot bloomers. I see so much of that crap in my own neighborhood it's ridiculous.
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Does anybody remember that one Family Guy opening which was basically a Law & Order parody? That one was pretty accurate and on-spot with every detail.

Would that count?
 
The spoof they did of Disney movies where a rabbit asks a bear if they can be a family together and then Randy Newman, who's animated self I think was voiced by Will Sasso, sings a really simplistic song about the two animals adopting each other. After watching Tarzan, Lilo and Stitch and Brother Bear, that spoof really hit the nail on the head.
 
Whenever they spoof some crappy soap opera, they usually hit the whole ploy of it in one or two (often vulgar) sentences. For example, in this week's episode they parodied a soap opera in which a single female lawyer is freaking out and a young male lawyer offers to calm her down with sex. That pretty much sums up most soap operas, actually.
 
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