Rallo befriends an elderly Jewish man at a retirement home, while Cleveland trains for a boxing match against his overbearing father. |
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During a Thanksgiving visit, Cleveland gets stuck with with his sister-in-law's kids after she runs off to Vegas to elope with Holt. |
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Cleveland disguises Holt as a baseball player in order to win the high school state championship after his star player gets injured. |
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Cleveland learns the kid he bullied at camp grew up to be President. Cleveland takes a rapper under his wing, who ditches him after a hit single. |
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Continuing their animated adventures with a journey to an alternate universe where canines are in control, the Griffin family kicks off another round of dimwit humor, disastrous road trips and caustic commentary on American life. With martini-sipping family dog Brian and diabolical baby Stewie leading the way, the Quahog, R.I., clan deals with cancer scares, an escaped convict, spies, ESP, amnesia and the evil monkey hiding in Chris's closet. |
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Cleveland Jr. and Kendra try and pass a bill to grant equal rights to overweight people after the family spends the day at the pool. |
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Jealous that Cleveland Jr. doesn't think he's as cool as Donna's ex-husband Robert, Cleveland challenges him to a "Coolympics" competition. |
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Cleveland takes some tips from successful daytime talk shows that appeal to women, after his cable-access show receives less than favorable reviews. |
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Cleveland takes his family to a comic convention to try and sell his comic book, only to discover that Donna once starred in a Blaxploitation film. |
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Cleveland is shocked to learn that he and Donna aren't legally married, and also discovers that his friend Terry is gay. |
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Cleveland takes a tropical vacation to try and get his groove back after losing a basketball game to Lester. |
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A special "live" episode celebrating Donna and Cleveland's anniversary, only strange events keep interrupting the festivities. |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Another Bad Thanksgiving," "Murray Christmas," "Beer Walk!," "Ain't Nothin' But Mutton Bustin'," "How Do You Solve a Problem Like Roberta" and "Like a Boss." |
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To prove he's not lazy, Cleveland recruits his buddies from Quahog to participate in the town's first annual charity Beer Walk. |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "A Short Story and a Tall Tale," "Terry Unmarried," "The Blue, the Gray and the Brown," "The Way the Cookie Crumbles," "To Live and Die in VA" and "The Essence of Cleveland." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Ship'rect," "Back to Cool," "Your Show of Shows" and "Hot Cocoa Bang Bang." |
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Cleveland learns the truth behind his town's legacy and takes it upon himself to change history and take back his town. |
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Cleveland and Donna get tickets to the All-Star basketball game in Los Angeles, where a drunk Cleveland learns his lesson after insulting the players. |
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Cleveland tries to sabotage Tim's promotion at Waterman Cable. Meanwhile, Rallo tricks Cleveland Jr. into thinking the class turtle can talk. |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Harder, Better, Faster, Browner," "Cleveland Live!," "How Cleveland Got His Groove Back," "It's The Great Pancake, Junior Brown," "Little Man on Campus" and "Fat & Wet." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Another Bad Thanksgiving," "Murray Christmas," "Beer Walk!," "Ain't Nothin' But Mutton Bustin'," "How Do You Solve a Problem Like Roberta" and "Like a Boss." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "A Short Story and a Tall Tale," "Terry Unmarried," "The Blue, the Gray and the Brown," "The Way the Cookie Crumbles," "To Live and Die in VA" and "The Essence of Cleveland." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Ship'rect," "Back to Cool," "Your Show of Shows" and "Hot Cocoa Bang Bang." |
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Brian gets a gig writing about the average teen girl, but when he trails Meg for research he learns that she's in touch with a guy in the slammer. |
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This disc includes the following episodes:"Business Guy," "Big Man on Hippocampus," "Dial Meg for Murder," "Extra Large Medium" and "Go, Stewie, Go." |
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When Chris and Stewie go missing, Lois sees a psychic. Even after the boys return home, Lois and Peter's psychic obsession continues. |
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This disc includes the following episodes:"Peter-Assment," "Brian Griffin's House of Payne," "April in Quahog," "Brian and Stewie," "Quagmire's Dad" and "The Splendid Source." |
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After Peter hits his head, he develops amnesia and forgets everything, including his family and his friends. |
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This disc includes the following episodes:""And Then There Were Fewer," "Excellence in Broadcasting" and "Welcome Back Carter." |
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Cleveland is shocked that Cleveland Jr. still wants to dress up and trick or treat for Halloween, so he tries to teach him how to act his age. |
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Donna leaves Cleveland alone to take care of Roberta for the weekend, only Cleveland's attempt at parenting by himself backfires. |
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Quagmire gets the surprise of his life on Mother's Day, when his father starts to go through the change of his life. |
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After Peter has some luck selling footage of a celebrity he caught off-guard, he decides to become a full-time paparazzo. |
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When the local news announces that Earth will be destroyed in 24 hours, everyone in Quahog goes nuts trying to live out their last day. |
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Peter, Quagmire and Joe's search for the source of all dirty jokes leads them to Virginia, where they reunite with Cleveland and meet his new family. |
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In the special 150th episode, Brian and Stewie get locked in a bank vault where they are forced to deal with each other on a whole new level. |
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When Lois reads Brian's pilot script, she falls in love with it and insists that he meet with network executives to pitch it. |
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Stewie wants to audition for his favorite show, but when he finds out they are only auditioning girls, he creates an alter ego by dressing in drag. |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Harder, Better, Faster, Browner," "Cleveland Live!," "How Cleveland Got His Groove Back," "It's The Great Pancake, Junior Brown," "Little Man on Campus" and "Fat & Wet." |
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Continuing their animated adventures with a journey to an alternate universe where canines are in control, the Griffin family kicks off another round of dimwit humor, disastrous road trips and caustic commentary on American life. With martini-sipping family dog Brian and diabolical baby Stewie leading the way, the Quahog, R.I., clan deals with cancer scares, an escaped convict, spies, ESP, amnesia and the evil monkey hiding in Chris's closet. |
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Cleveland has to choose between joining his friend's team or his new celebrity idol's team at Stoolbend's annual boat race. |
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Cleveland's high school classmate "Fatty Patty," now skinny and beautiful, still has a crush on Cleveland and tries to steal his "essence." |
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Cleveland learns that his parents have been selling his childhood possessions after they were scammed out of their life savings by a con man. |
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Lester loses his life savings after investing in Cleveland's beer truck business, and is so upset, he resorts to taking his own life...or does he? |
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Cleveland Jr. becomes jealous when Cleveland bonds with Rallo over his favorite sheep riding hobby, 'muttin bustin.' |
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The wry, dysfuntional fun continues as the Griffith family and the citizens of Quahog take on more misadventures of questionable taste. In Season 8, Stewie crossdresses à la Tootsie, Quagmire becomes a dad, and Meg hooks up with a convict. |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Fox-y Lady," "Not All Dogs Go To Heaven," "420," "Stew-Roids" and "We Love You, Conrad." |
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Led by dim-witted Peter, Stewie the matricidal infant and Brian the acid-tongued dog, the Griffin family is back for another round of scathing satire, tasteless quips and politically incorrect adventures. |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Three Kings," "Peter's Progress," "Road to the Multiverse," "Family Goy," "Spies Reminiscent of Us" and "Brian's Got A Brand New Bag." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Hannah Banana," "Quagmire's Baby," "Jerome is the New Black" and "Dog Gone." Also included are 'Road to the Multiverse' featurette, deleted scenes and Family Guy Karaoke. |
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Seth MacFarlane (creator of TV's animated hit "Family Guy") offers up this collection of outlandish cartoon shorts from his YouTube venture, featuring all-new episodes deemed too outrageous for TV or the Internet. These fearless clips are uncensored, so they may not be appropriate for all family members. Fellow "Family Guy" vets Rachael MacFarlane, Alex Borstein, Mike Henry and Jeff Bergman provide vocal talent. |
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Peter learns that in a previous life he was the founder of Quahog. As the story unfolds, King Stewart exiles Griffin Peterson to America. |
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Seth MacFarlane (creator of TV's animated hit "Family Guy") offers up this collection of outlandish cartoon shorts from his YouTube venture, featuring all-new episodes deemed too outrageous for TV or the Internet. These fearless clips are uncensored, so they may not be appropriate for all family members. Fellow "Family Guy" vets |
Feeling blue, Peter and the guys interview potential friends to fill the vacancy left by Cleveland. |
When Quagmire assumes responsibility for a baby who looks just like him, he quickly realizes he may be in over his head. |
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When Brian snags an older woman, he becomes the laughingstock of the family, but things go from bad to worse when she breaks her hip. |
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Stewie meets and becomes friends with a teen pop star, but things get weird after he discovers one of her darkest secrets. |
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Stewie and Brian are suspicious when two guys move into Cleveland's old house, and when they find out Dan and Chevy are spies. |
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When Lois goes to the doctor to test for cancer, the doctor looks at her family medical history and surprises her with the news that she's Jewish. |
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With the help of an out-of-this-world remote control, Stewie and Brian travel through alternate universes. |
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When Peter gives Lois's father the bachelor party he never had, Mr. Pewterschmidt slips into a coma, and not even Dr. House can bring him out of it. |
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When Brian accidentally kills another dog, he is surprised to see that no one cares -- so he tries to convince everyone that a dog's life has value. |
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Led by dim-witted Peter, Stewie the matricidal infant and Brian the acid-tongued dog, the Griffin family is back for another round of scathing satire, tasteless quips and politically incorrect adventures. |
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Brian turns to the bottle when he discovers Jillian is engaged. After a night of drinking, he wakes up in bed next to Lauren Conrad of "The Hills." |
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After Brian is thrown in jail for drug possession, he decides to launch a campaign to have marijuana legalized. |
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After a day at the Quahog Star Trek convention, Stewie builds a transporter and beams the cast of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" into his room. |
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Lois lands a job as a Fox news reporter. Her first assignment is an exposé on a liberal filmmaker, but her story implicates a conservative radio host. |
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When Peter discovers the writings of Stephen King, he imagines his family plus Joe, Cleveland and Quagmire in three of King's most famous stories. |
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When a baby girl beats Stewie in a fight, Peter takes him to a gym and injects him with steroids to pump him up. |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Pilot," "Da Daggone Daddy-Daughter Dinner Dance," "The One About Friends," "Birth of a Salesman," "Cleveland Jr.'s Cherry Bomb," "Ladies Night" and "A Brown Thanksgiving." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "From Bed to Worse," "A Cleveland Brown Christmas," "Field of Streams," "Love Rollercoaster" and "Our Gang." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Buried Pleasure," "The Curious Case of Cleveland Jr. Working at The Stool," "Once Upon a Tyne in New York," "The Brown Knight" and "Gone With The Wind." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Brotherly Love," "Brown History Month," "Cleveland's Angels" and "You're the Best Man, Cleveland Brown!" |
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Roberta's new teacher encourages her to alter her appearance, fooling Cleveland Jr., who ends up falling in love with the disguised Roberta. |
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Peter returns to third grade to pick up skills for a promotion at work, Brian confesses his love for Lois, Peter becomes part of a study on homosexuality, and Brian and Stewie travel in time to World War II in these episodes from Seasons 6 and 7. |
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Cleveland Jr. inherits his mom's fortune. Meanwhile, Cleveland's parents announce they're getting married and plan on moving to Stoolbend. |
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Kendra enlists the help of Donna and Arianna after learning that Cleveland lost Roberta's college fund to a crooked con man. |
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After getting into a fight, neighbors Cleveland and Lester are forced to work together on a float for a parade in the Stoolbend Unity Parade. |
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When Peter gets a free gas card, the family decides to hit the road on vacation, but they accidentally leave Stewie behind. |
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Spinning off from Seth MacFarlane's popular animated series "Family Guy," Cleveland Brown moves to his hometown of Stoolbend, Virginia, where he marries high school sweetheart, Donna, and the two raise her rowdy kids and his teenager, Cleveland Jr. In addition to stepkids Roberta and Rallo, Cleveland now finds himself interacting with a bunch of offbeat neighbors, includ... |
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When Stewie convinces Brian to go slowly with his new girlfriend, Carolyn, Cleveland moves in and steals her away. |
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It's a pirate's life for Peter when he gets a parrot, but after terrorizing the neighbors, Peter accidentally kills his beloved pet. |
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When Brian's ex brings her wild teenage son to the Griffins' house, Brian's attitude toward parenting drives Peter and his friends crazy. |
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Brian wins a trip to Martha's Vineyard and invites Peter and Lois. When Peter spends the entire time getting drunk, Brian confesses his love for Lois. |
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After being locked in a crate by Peter, James Woods returns to seek revenge by stealing Peter's identity and taking over as head of the household. |
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Cleveland's gas problems at karaoke embarrass Donna. And an unexpected death from someone in his past leaves Cleveland an emotional mess. |
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Cleveland tries to take a group of troubled teens under his wing, only things take a bad turn when Cleveland is the one who ends up in trouble. |
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Cleveland becomes the head coach of a newly formed baseball team at his old high school, and tries to convince Cleveland Jr. to join the roster. |
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Dressed as Santa Claus at the office party, a drunk Cleveland tells Rallo the truth about his father, while Roberta becomes an animal rights activist. |
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With Cleveland Jr. and Roberta on a school trip, Rallo tries his best to keep his mother all to himself and away from Cleveland. |
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Cleveland is upset when he learns that Donna is still going to a single mother's group just so she can have a good time. |
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After taking an interest in his girlfriend, Cleveland Jr. decides to man up and challenges Stoolbend's top rapper to a rap battle. |
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Cleveland is wounded after he and Donna are mugged while using an ATM, and Cleveland is hailed as being a hero for protecting her. |
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Cleveland and Roberta go on a honeymoon to New York, only Cleveland ends up spending more time with his friends, who tagged along for the trip. |
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Cleveland Jr. starts a father-son rivalry when he begins making changes at his new job, which happens to be at Cleveland's favorite bar. |
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Cleveland plays matchmaker, setting up his lonely friend Holt with a fiery redhead who becomes more trouble than Holt can handle. |
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Peter cashes in a raffle ticket and wins a golf outing with O.J. Simpson, but when he brings O.J. home, the residents of Quahog aren't very welcoming. |
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Peter's boss sends him back to third grade to qualify for a promotion at work. Brian and Frank Sinatra Jr. struggle to open a nightclub. |
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When Mort accidentally steps into a time machine, Stewie and Brian decide to follow him. But they end up in Poland on the day of the Nazi invasion. |
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After seven years of pregnancy, Bonnie gives birth to baby Susie, and Stewie immediately falls in love. |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Pilot," "Da Daggone Daddy-Daughter Dinner Dance," "The One About Friends," "Birth of a Salesman," "Cleveland Jr.'s Cherry Bomb," "Ladies Night" and "A Brown Thanksgiving." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Back to the Woods," "Play It Again, Brian," "The Former Life of Brian," "Long John Peter" and "Love Blactually." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "I Dream of Jesus," "Road to Germany," "Baby Not On Board," "The Man with Two Brians," "Tales of a Third Grade Nothing" and "Ocean's Three and a Half." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Family Gay" and "The Juice is Loose!." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "From Bed to Worse," "A Cleveland Brown Christmas," "Field of Streams," "Love Rollercoaster" and "Our Gang." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Buried Pleasure," "The Curious Case of Cleveland Jr. Working at The Stool," "Once Upon a Tyne in New York," "The Brown Knight" and "Gone With The Wind." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Brotherly Love," "Brown History Month," "Cleveland's Angels" and "You're the Best Man, Cleveland Brown!" |
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Cleveland asks his stepdaughter to accompany him to her school's father/daughter dance, only a family pet problem may ruin everything. |
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Cleveland and Cleveland Jr. leave Quahog and stop in Cleveland's old home town, where he reunites with his high school crush, Donna. |
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Peter returns to third grade to pick up skills for a promotion at work, Brian confesses his love for Lois, Peter becomes part of a study on homosexuality, and Brian and Stewie travel in time to World War II in these episodes from Seasons 6 and 7. |
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It's a fun-filled Thanksgiving with Cleveland's new family, who finds out a surprising secret about one of his relatives. |
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After overhearing about the birds and the bees, a terrified Cleveland Jr. takes a vow of chastity, despite the embarrassment it brings his dad. |
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To pay off a massive debt, Peter participates in a medical experiment, allowing himself to be injected with the gay gene. |
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Spinning off from Seth MacFarlane's popular animated series "Family Guy," Cleveland Brown moves to his hometown of Stoolbend, Virginia, where he marries high school sweetheart, Donna, and the two raise her rowdy kids and his teenager, Cleveland Jr. In addition to stepkids Roberta and Rallo, Cleveland now finds himself interacting with a bunch of offbeat neighbors, including a family of talking bears. |
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When Brian hurts his back saving Peter, Peter thinks Brian's getting too old and brings another dog -- named New Brian -- into the family. |
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Tim the bear gets Cleveland a job as a cable telemarketer, while Rallo and Roberta try and help Cleveland Jr. get in touch with his feelings. |
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In an attempt to get his son more friends, Cleveland invites over Lester's son Ernie, only to have him accidentally get taken away by child services. |
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Peter rediscovers his love for the painfully annoying song "Surfin' Bird," which drives people around him crazy. |
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Peter saves the owner of McBurgertown and gets free burgers for life. After eating 30 burgers, Peter has a stroke and sues the company. |
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Feeling patriotic after a Veterans Day parade, Peter campaigns against illegal immigrants. But he soon discovers he is an illegal immigrant himself. |
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The wildly dysfunctional Griffin family is back in action with another season in which Chris and Meg get jobs at a convenience store, Peter's anti-immigration activities backfire, and Stewie tries to kill Lois while she and Peter are on a cruise. |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "No Meals On Wheels," "Boys Do Cry," "No Chris Left Behind," "It Takes a Village Idiot, And I Married One" and "Meet The Quagmires." |
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Lois and Peter go on a cruise without the family. Stewie vows his revenge; when Brian challenges him to follow through, Stewie intercepts the ship. |
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Lois charges Stewie with attempted murder. Stewie forces Brian to drive him to CIA headquarters, where he carries out his plan for world domination. |
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Joe's thrilled after having leg transplant surgery, but he drives the guys to exhaustion doing all the things he couldn't do before. |
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Peter convinces Brian to get serious with his girlfriend, so Brian and Jillian get their own place. Stewie has to move in to help pay the rent. |
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When the local oil refinery dumps toxic waste into Lake Quahog, Lois runs for mayor. Peter enjoys the perks of being the First Lady of Quahog. |
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When Meg awakens from a coma, she falls for an intern and gets pregnant; Peter insists the couple marry. Brian and Stewie buy a fixer-upper house. |
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Death grants Peter's wish to travel back in time to before he was married, when he broke a date with Lois to party with Molly Ringwald. |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Movin' Out (Brian's Song)," "Believe It Or Not, Joe's Walking On Air," "(100th episode) Stewie Kills Lois," "Lois Kills Stewie," "Padre de Familia" and "Peter's Daughter." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "McStroke." |
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The wildly dysfunctional Griffin family is back in action with another season in which Chris and Meg get jobs at a convenience store, Peter's anti-immigration activities backfire, and Stewie tries to kill Lois while she and Peter are on a cruise. |
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The family flees to Texas when their congregation believes that Stewie is possessed by the devil. Stewie enters the Little Miss Texas pageant. |
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Creator Seth MacFarlane hosts a look at some of the funniest moments and musical numbers from the first 100 episodes of the show. |
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When the power goes out, Peter decides to entertain the family with his version of the Star Wars saga, starring Peter as an extra-large Han Solo. |
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When Chris is expelled, he's sent to the fancy boarding school that Lois's grandfather attended, but he doesn't quite fit in. |
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When Peter decides to fulfill his life's dream and open a restaurant, the restaurant becomes the new hangout for Joe and all his handicapped friends. |
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Lois volunteers to teach a sex ed class but is fired for discussing condoms; a conservative minister takes over the class and preaches abstinence. |
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Lois insists that Brian learn to use the toilet, so Brian enlists Stewie as his trainer. Bill Clinton shows Peter you're only as old as you act. |
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Due to a sudden shortage of police officers in Quahog, Joe is forced to recruit Peter and his buddies into the police academy. |
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Stewie marries his old flame, Olivia, but her juice-drinking problem and his bad attitude quickly put their marriage on the rocks. |
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After his first prostate exam, Peter is convinced that he's been sexually violated. Lois earns Stewie's undying devotion when she rescues Rupert. |
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After Peter accidentally kills his father, he learns that his real dad lives in Ireland and is the town drunk. Meanwhile, Stewie discovers spanking. |
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After Peter uses Meg's money to buy himself a tank, she gets a job at the new Super Store USA. A corporate giant sucks up all the city's electricity. |
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Peter feels abandoned when his mother gets a divorce ... until he sees a father figure in her new boyfriend, Tom Tucker. Brian becomes a shock jock. |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Stewie Loves Lois," "Mother Tucker," "Hell Comes to Quahog," "Saving Private Brian," "Whistle While Your Wife Works" and "Prick Up Your Ears." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Chick Cancer," "Barely Legal," "Road to Rupert," "Peter's Two Dads," "The Tan Aquatic with Steve Zissou," "Airport '07" and "Bill and Peter's Bogus Journey." |
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This disc includes 38 deleted scenes, 3 animatic episodes, a featurette called "Drawing Peter" and a promo called "Freakin' Sweet." |
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After seeing the Redneck Comedy Tour, Peter becomes enamored with the redneck lifestyle. Quagmire moves in with the Griffins. |
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Peter discovers the thrill of being the neighborhood bully, but it may cost him the love of his family and friends. Stewie gets addicted to tanning. |
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When Peter blows off his fingers in a fireworks accident, he corrals Lois into helping him out at work, which arouses his animal instincts. |
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Brian mistakenly sells Rupert at the Griffins' yard sale. Peter loses his license after a nasty car crash and is forced to let Meg be his driver. |
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More sidesplitting hilarity with the Griffin family is collected here in episodes from Season 5 of the animated cult sitcom. As always, devoted bungler, father and husband Peter is the family's driving force of adventure -- and shame. |
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When Army recruiters show up at Chris's high school, Brian drags Stewie to recruiting headquarters to complain. Meanwhile, Chris joins a goth band. |
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More sidesplitting hilarity with the Griffin family is collected here in episodes from Season 5 of the animated cult sitcom. As always, devoted bungler, father and husband Peter is the family's driving force of adventure -- and shame. |
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There's more cheeky humor in this collection of episodes from Season 4 as family man Peter Griffin gets chased by a gigantic chicken, goes head to head with Quagmire on the reality show "The Bachelorette" and kicks butt in Preschool Trivial Pursuit. |
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Brian's gay cousin Jasper comes to visit and announces he's marrying his partner at the Griffins' house, but Mayor West bans gay marriage in Quahog. |
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Quagmire is arrested after he gets caught peeping into women's restroom stalls, and Peter goes blind after he ingests too many coins. |
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Lois thinks Chris murdered his substitute teacher's husband, while Brian teaches remedial English to a group of tough kids. |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "The Cleveland-Loretta Quagmire," "Petarded," "Brian the Bachelor" and "8 Simple Rules for Buying My Teenage Daughter." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Breaking Out Is Hard to Do," "Model Misbehavior," "Perfect Castaway," "Peter's Got Woods" and "Jungle Love." |
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Stewie convinces Brian to go on a road trip with him to San Francisco to search for a man whom Stewie believes is his real father. |
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There's more cheeky humor in this collection of episodes from Season 4 as family man Peter Griffin gets chased by a gigantic chicken, goes head to head with Quagmire on the reality show "The Bachelorette" and kicks butt in Preschool Trivial Pursuit. |
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Peter starts his own television station after the FCC overreacts to an incident on the Emmy Awards and begins censoring Quahog's TV broadcasts. |
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Peter tries to bond with Stewie by taking him to Disney World, and Herbert gets Chris to repay a debt by having him do chores around the house. |
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Brian goes back to college to get his degree. Meanwhile, Peter and his friends form their own version of "The A-Team." |
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A pregnancy scare forces Peter to undergo a vasectomy, but not before he wreaks havoc at a sperm bank. |
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When Peter goes on "Wheel of Fortune" and wins a maid for a week, Quagmire becomes smitten with her and ends up popping the question. |
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Peter creates an organization for overweight people, and Lois discovers she has a homicidal brother who preys on the obese. |
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A jealous Peter befriends actor James Woods after Brian falls for an attractive African-American teacher. |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "North by North Quahog," "Fast Times at Buddy Cianci Jr. High," "Blind Ambition" and "Don't Make Me Over." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Brian Goes Back to College," "The Courtship Of Stewie's Father," "The Fat Guy Strangler," "The Father, The Son, And The Holy Fonz" and "PTV." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Brian Sings & Swings," "Patriot Games," "I Take Thee Quagmire," "Sibling Rivalry" and "Deep Throats." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Peterotica," "You May Now Kiss The...Uh...," "Petergeist" and "The Griffin Family History." |
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Peter becomes a best-selling erotic novelist, and Peter's father-in-law, Carter, is sued for publishing Peter's books on tape. |
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The deeply disturbed yet hilarious Griffin family continues its misadventures in this collection of more episodes from the fourth season. There's lots going on as Brian returns to college, baby Stewie goes through breast milk withdrawal, and more. |
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Brian and Stewie go undercover to expose the mayor as corrupt after Meg gets a job as an intern in his office. |
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While attending his high school reunion, Peter befriends quarterback Tom Brady, who makes Peter a member of the New England Patriots. |
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After Peter hits Brian with his car, Brian grows depressed -- until he appears onstage with Frank Sinatra Jr. Meg tells everyone she's a lesbian. |
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Lois breaks out of prison after she's arrested for stealing, forcing the Griffin family to take refuge in Quahog's Asiantown. |
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In order to pay back an outstanding debt, Peter drafts a contract that sells Meg to Mort's son, Neil. |
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Peter ends up losing the kids to child services after he's diagnosed as being mentally unfit to be a parent. |
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After Meg gets a makeover, the family becomes a new singing sensation, à la "The Brady Bunch," culminating in an appearance on "Saturday Night Live." |
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When his Catholic father comes to the house for a visit, Peter decides to form his own religion and begins worshiping the Fonz from "Happy Days." |
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Peter discovers he has a black ancestor, and Stewie begins mimicking cheerleaders to harness their power to entrance. |
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Peter puts his foot down after Lois begins a modeling career, and Stewie talks Brian into joining a pyramid scheme. |
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When burglars break into the Griffin house, Peter takes the family into the "panic room," where they become trapped without food or water. |
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After discovering that Quagmire and Cleveland's wife, Loretta, are having an affair, Peter tries to rejuvenate Cleveland's manliness. |
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The deeply disturbed yet hilarious Griffin family continues its misadventures in this collection of more episodes from the fourth season. There's lots going on as Brian returns to college, baby Stewie goes through breast milk withdrawal, and more. |
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After being subjected to the tortures of the "freshman hunt" at school, Chris decides to join the Peace Corps -- and soon finds himself married. |
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Peter and his buddies are shipwrecked on an island and given up for dead. When Peter finally returns home, he discovers Lois has moved on without him. |
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Stewie vows to change his evil ways after he has a near-death experience, and Peter gets to air his gripes on the local news. |
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Brian and Quagmire become finalists on the reality show "The Bachelorette," while Chris befriends his talking zit. |
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When Joe builds a home theater, Peter decides to build a multiplex in his backyard. While digging, Peter disturbs a sacred Indian burial ground. |
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Peter and Lois go on a second honeymoon and end up battling Mel Gibson. Back at home, Chris is accused of drinking alcohol at a school dance. |
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Brian moves to Los Angeles to make it as a writer, but instead ends up directing pornographic films. |
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After Joe notices Brian's keen sense of smell and puts him to work at the police department in narcotics, Brian becomes addicted to cocaine. |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "The Thin White Line," "Mr. Griffin Goes to Washington," "One if by Clam, Two if by Sea," "And the Weiner Is ... ," "Death Lives," "Lethal Weapons," "The Kiss Seen Around the World." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Mr. Saturday Night," "A Fish Out of Water," "Emission Impossible," "To Live and Die in Dixie," "Screwed the Pooch," "Peter Griffin: Husband, Father ... Brother?." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Ready, Willing and Disabled," "A Very Special Family Guy Freakin' Christmas," "Brian Wallows and Peter's Swallows," "From Method to Madness," "Stuck Together, Torn Apart," "European Road Show," "Family Guy Viewer Mail #1," "When You Wish Upon a Weinstein." |
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Stewie attempts a career in show business. Meg, meanwhile, begins dating a nudist. |
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Brian is sentenced to care for a crabby old woman after he's arrested for drunk driving; Peter's beard becomes a home for birds. |
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The Griffins attempt to have a merry Christmas despite Lois and her carefully laid holiday plans fallling apart. |
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After Joe fails to make an arrest because of his physical limitations, Peter helps him rebuild his self-esteem. |
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Peter discovers he has a black ancestor, and Stewie begins mimicking cheerleaders to harness their power to entrance. |
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Brian gets an urge to have sex and finally chases down the champion greyhound owned by Peter's rich and snooty father-in-law. |
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Forced into the witness protection program, the Griffins move to a backwoods southern town. |
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Chris teaches Peter the true meaning of penis envy. And after suffering outrageous humiliations, Meg gets revenge on the popular crowd. |
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After the Drunken Clam is destroyed by fire, Peter and his friends are framed as the arsonists. Meanwhile, Stewie plays Henry Higgins. |
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When Happy-Go-Lucky Toys is purchased by a tobacco conglomerate, Peter becomes a lobbyist in the nation's capital. |
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Viewer mail inspires three stories in which Peter loses his bones, the Griffins get superpowers, and Peter and his buddies appear as "Little Rascals." |
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Stewie goes to England to take refuge in his favorite television show, while Lois embarrasses Peter at a KISS concert. |
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When Peter wishes for a "Jewish finance wizard" to help the family with their constant money problems, Max Weinstein comes to the rescue. |
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When Peter and Lois decide to have another baby, Stewie does whatever he can to prevent conception. |
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Peter becomes a commercial fisherman and almost kills a locally known fishing legend, and Lois teaches Meg how to let loose for spring break. |
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After he is humiliated on career day at Chris's school, Peter decides to pursue his dream job of being a knight. |
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Meg and Neil intern at the television station, while Stewie loses his new tricycle to a bully. |
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Lois takes up the martial art tae-jitsu and chases away New York tourists as the Griffin family learns how to love and hate each other better. |
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After a near-death experience on his wedding anniversary, Peter learns the importance of spending time with Lois. |
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Peter's jealousy of Lois's ex-boyfriend forces a trial separation. Meanwhile, Stewie and Brian get glued together. |
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Peter's "little white lie" about Chris having done his homework snowballs ... culminating in Peter being worshipped as a god. |
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Lois becomes the director of the Quahog Players and decides to stage "The King and I." But Peter takes over the production and changes it. |
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Peter fakes his death to avoid paying his doctor bill, so Death pays him a visit. While chasing Peter, Death twists his ankle. |
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Brian believes that his incontinence is linked to his romantic feelings for Lois. |
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Peter gets in touch with his feminine side after a female co-worker sues him for sexual harassment. |
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A war over a parade trophy erupts between the Griffins and their neighbors. Also, social workers place Stewie in a foster home. |
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Intent on becoming an involved father, Peter gets Chris a job at a driving range. But Peter soon switches his focus to the more talented Cleveland Jr. |
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Lois discovers that Peter possesses incredible musical skills at the piano -- but only when he is drunk. |
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Meg attempts to interview Quahog's mayor, Adam West. But thanks to Peter's meddling, she ends up "outing" actor Luke Perry instead. |
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After learning that his property is not officially part of the United States, Peter forms his own country. |
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As Chris attempts to lose weight through diet and exercise, Peter alters his own looks via liposuction and extensive plastic surgery. |
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Peter's new mobster friend "takes care of business" for Peter and the kids -- but puts a contract out on Lois' life. |
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Stewie falls head over heels for a girl at his day-care center, and Peter convinces Lois to become a flight attendant so he can travel free of charge. |
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Peter masquerades as a student in his attempt to eradicate a "drug" problem at Meg's high school. |
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Mourning the loss of his mother, Brian accompanies Stewie on a road trip back to Quahog after the pair lose their airplane tickets. |
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When the Griffins become a big hit on a daytime talk show, television executives offer them their own series. |
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The Griffins travel to New York City when Chris's talent as a painter catches the eye of an art gallery owner. |
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Peter and Lois become political opponents in their bids to become the new school board president. |
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Meg's new friend indoctrinates her into a cult. Meanwhile, Lois and Peter make plans for Stewie's first birthday party at Cheesie Charlie's. |
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In Seth MacFarlane's no-holds-barred animated show, buffoonish Peter Griffin and his dysfunctional family experience wacky misadventures, from kidnapping the Pope to being forced to put up scythe-bearing Death for a few days after he breaks his leg. |
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Peter creates his version of the perfect society after the world is destroyed in a Y2K apocalypse. |
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The Griffins rub elbows with the elite when Lois's aunt dies and wills the family her lavish Newport estate. |
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Tired of being treated like a second-class citizen by Peter, Brian decides to run away and ends up in the pound fighting for his civil liberties. |
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Chris wants to quit the scouts, but is afraid of disappointing Peter. Meanwhile, Lois becomes addicted to gambling, and Peter goes on a vision quest. |
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Peter becomes jealous of the Griffins' new neighbor, Joe -- a bona fide hero -- and decides to impress his family by foiling a bank robbery himself. |
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When Peter turns the basement into a bar during his house arrest, Lois becomes a torch singer. Stewie begins teething and builds a time machine. |
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Peter enlists the aid of the Pope in his quest to bond with his devout (and reluctantly retired) father. |
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Peter decides to spend more time with his family after he accidentally destroys the city's television transmitter. |
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When family man Peter Griffin loses his job, he applies for welfare ... but an accounting error nets him a fortune in weekly payments. |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Death Has a Shadow," "I Never Met the Dead Man," "Chitty Chitty Death Bang," "Mind Over Murder," "A Hero Sits Next Door," "The Son Also Dawns," "Brian: Portrait of a Dog." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Peter, Peter, Caviar Eater," "Holy Crap," "DaBoom," "Brian in Love," "Love Thy Trophy," "Death is a Bitch," "The King is Dead." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "I Am Peter, Hear Me Roar," "If I'm Dyin', I'm Lyin'," "Running Mates," "A Picture Is Worth 1,000 Bucks," "Fifteen Minutes of Shame," "Road to Rhode Island," "Let's Go to the Hop." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Dammit Janet," "There's Something About Paulie," "He's Too Sexy for His Fat," "E. Peterbus Unum," "The Story on Page 1," "Wasted Talent," "Fore, Father." |