While in her home, Lois is approached by Bonnie, who asks her to look after her husband, Joe, and daughter, Susie, while she is out of town. Agreeing to do so, Lois asks her daughter, Meg to look after them for her. The next day, Meg visits Joe and Susie, and tells them that she will be helping them out while Bonnie is gone. As Joe and Meg bond on the way to school, the two become close, causing Meg to believe that Joe is her boyfriend. Read the rest of this entry » Episode 12 The Hand That Rocks the Wheelchair
While in her home, Lois is approached by Bonnie, who asks her to look after her husband, Joe, and daughter, Susie, while she is out of town. Agreeing to do so, Lois asks her daughter, Meg to look after them for her. The next day, Meg visits Joe and Susie, and tells them that she will be helping them out while Bonnie is gone. As Joe and Meg bond on the way to school, the two become close, causing Meg to believe that Joe is her boyfriend. Read the rest of this entry » Episode 11 German Guy
On the search to find Chris a new hobby, he along with his father, begin collecting stamps and drinking, but Chris is amazed by neither. He soon discovers a puppet shop, however, with the shop's owner, Franz Gutentag, quickly befriending him. The two bond over the puppets, creating their own puppets and stories, but Herbert discovers their relationship and tries to break it up. Herbert confronts Peter, telling him that Franz is a Nazi named Franz Schlechtnacht, whom he had met during World War II in a concentration camp. Read the rest of this entry » Episode 10 Friends of Peter G.
Brian and Peter decide to attend a movie together, Peter sneaks in liquor, and the two become extremely intoxicated, disrupting the entire audience. Peter's neighbor, Joe, is then called upon, who takes them both to court. The judge then sentences them to 30 days in Alcoholics Anonymous, much to their chagrin. Attending their first meeting, Peter is told that alcohol is a bad part of his life, with Brian becoming reluctant to give up drinking. Read the rest of this entry » Episode 9 And I’m Joyce Kinney
As the family gathers around the television to watch the local news, Lois admits her fondness of the new co-anchor, Joyce Kinney. Later that day, the family attends church, and while there, Lois learns of a local bakesale, and decides to bring her own baked goods. Going to the store to buy ingredients, Lois notices Kinney shopping there as well, and approaches her. The two quickly become close friends, and they decide to spend the day together at the news studio. Read the rest of this entry » Episode 8 New Kidney in Town
At the Drunken Clam, Peter, Quagmire and Joe drink beer and discuss various subjects. Peter is then introduced to the energy drink Red Bull which causes him to become addicted to the drink. Returning home, he begins acting extremely hyperactive, and soon becomes a nuisance to the family, including his wife, Lois, who gets rid of the drinks. Reluctant to give up the Red Bull, he decides to make his own beverage out of kerosene, which causes him to collapse. Read the rest of this entry » Special episode – It’s a Trap
After another power outage, the Griffin family reluctantly ready themselves for the story of Return of the Jedi. Rather than set up the plot, the opening Star Wars crawl expresses creator Seth MacFarlane's distaste for the studio insisting he conclude the trilogy. MacFarlane's text continues with the disclaimer that this third installment is not as funny as the previous episodes. Read the rest of this entry » Episode 7 Road to the North Pole
As the family writes their Christmas lists, Brian and Stewie decide to go to the local mall to see Santa Claus. The line is extremely long, and the two decide to cut in with Quagmire instead. Brian tries to be friendly to Quagmire, and inadvertently mistakes his terminally ill and balding niece named Abby for a boy, causing them to go to the back of the line once more. Read the rest of this entry »