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Virginia Woolf Parody on American Dad

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Virginia Woolf Parody on American Dad

Another Seth McFarlane show mimics great drama. It's pretty hilarious, and extremely subtle.
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re: Virginia Woolf Parody on American Dad

I was just watching that movie earlier tonight. Too bad I don't have cable connection or anything. Damn!
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Yeah, my friends and I were watching. it took a minute or two but I suddenly screamed "WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF!" It was absolutely hilariously and brilliant.
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Last night's was the first episode I had ever seen of that show. And I must say, any show that can tie together a Meatballs parody with a Virginia Woolf parody was won my heart.
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re: Virginia Woolf Parody on American Dad

LoL - I was watching the show, but doing homework too, so I wasn't watching it too intently, can someone explain the parody?
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re: Virginia Woolf Parody on American Dad

Not being a fan of the show, I dunno the character names, but here it goes.

Story A: The husband wants to send the son to camp, so he finds "Camp Refugee," which, turns out to be a refugee camp. He mispronounced it and didn't realize. So he's in Africa trying to get the son home and sets up an actual summer camp for refugees.

Story B: The alien that lives with them is bored, so he and the wife decide to pose as other people at various parties. They pose as an intellectual couple, both of whom are drunk, hence VW.
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re: Virginia Woolf Parody on American Dad

Aww Come now Ronin - American Dad is Hysterical and this parody is another in a long line of reasons why I continue watching!!
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re: Virginia Woolf Parody on American Dad

not even after the "no, the baby really drowned...you left the gate open to the pool and it sank like a stone" comment?
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