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(#15) Brian & Stewie
- May 2, 2010
"Brian & Stewie" is a famous bottle episode where Brian and Stewie are trapped in a bank vault for a weekend. They exchange stories and bond through the process with Brian ultimately revealing that he keeps a gun in a safety deposit box in case he ever wants to kill himself.
Why it falls short: This is a love it or hate it episode. What makes it really hard to stomach is the scene where Brian has to eat the poop out of Stewie's diaper or else he'll get a rash. It's best to skip ahead during that part.
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(#12) April in Quahog
- April 11, 2010
In "April in Quahog," the newscasters announce a black hole will soon swallow the planet. Peter reveals that he hates spending time with his kids, and then, it's all revealed the black hole was an April Fool's joke. Peter makes amends by buying his kids an Xbox 360.
Why it falls short: Peter can be kind of a jerk, but deep down, you know he loves his family. This episode through all that out the window, and it doesn't come to any kind of worthwhile resolution. He buys their love, and his disdain for his children is never brought up again... except for Meg every chance he can get.
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(#4) The 2,000 Year-Old Virgin
- December 7, 2014
In "The 2,000 Year-Old Virgin," Jesus comes to Quahog and asks Peter to have sex with Lois because he's still a virgin. However, it turns out Jesus lied, and he does this every year to have sex with different women.
Why it falls short: Any episode featuring Jesus wanting to have sex is bound to court controversy. Family Guy even said before the 13th season started they made an episode they knew would be controversial.
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(#10) Brian Griffin's House of Pain
- March 28, 2010
In "Brian Griffin's House of Payne," one of his old pilots is discovered. Brian and Lois go off to film it with Brian having to make concessions at every turn. Meanwhile, Chris and Meg seriously injure Stewie to the point where he has a gaping wound on his head.
Why it falls short: The B-story really kills this episode. Brian's plot of getting a TV show made is fairly interesting, but any time it returns to the B-plot, it's hard to look at the screen with Stewie's maggot-infested gash.
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(#9) Brian's a Bad Father
- January 26, 2014
Brian reunited with his estranged son Dylan after he becomes a cast member for a new Disney Channel show. Brian uses this opportunity to further his writing career, alienating Dylan even more.
Why it falls short: Yes, the title of the episode kind of says it all, but it becomes really hard to find Brian likable after seeing him treat his son so poorly. The B-plot is not much better with Quagmire shooting Peter in the head.
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(#7) Send in Stewie, Please
- March 18, 2018
"Send in Stewie, Please" focuses on Stewie meeting with a child psychologist. They make small talk until Stewie ultimately reveals that the voice he's been making all these years is just a facade. The psychologist has a heart attack, and Stewie lets him die so that his secret can remain safe.
Why it falls short: There's nothing wrong with a bottle episode, but this is another Family Guy episode that leaves a bad taste in your mouth. We didn't really need to know Stewie has a different voice, and his decision to let the psychologist die just feels too dark, even for Stewie.
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Spoof House is a comedy cartoon directed by Seth MacFarlane. It has been aired on Fox in 1999 and has been aired for 17 seasons. The cartoon series is set in the fictional Quahog city, the plot of each episode basically revolves around the absurd family life of Peter Griffin and his family. Family Guy is about to start its 18th season. But with so many episodes, not all of them are praised by fans.
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