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\\u201cI Never Ate for My Father\\u201d (October 2, 1991)

When Robbie Sinclair fails to kill his first live prey, he begins to wonder if he might be more herbivorously oriented \\u2014 and that fits in really well with this episode\\u2019s extensive use of vegetarianism as a metaphor for homosexuality. (But also drug use and communism, because America.)

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