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| Family Guy |
| Peter Griffin: Husband, Father…Brother? |
Series 3, Episode 14
"Peter realises that he is black while Stewie tries to join the cheerleading squad."
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| Episode Guide |
Dennis Miller Live is on TV. Unfortunately it sucks. They go to Chris’s first basketball game. Stewie thinks the cheerleaders have mind control powers. Peter starts fantasying over a cheerleader. Yet another American Beauty moment.
Chris is going all ethnic and watching black rappers on TV. Stewie watches the cheerleaders and dances to try and infiltrate their ranks. Cleveland suggests Chris is ethnic because he doesn’t know his own culture so Peter takes him to an Irish history thing.
Chris and Peter spend time with each other looking up history. Peter discovers in a book that he is black. He tries to get more into the culture and goes to a black comedy club. Stewie seems to becoming bulimic.
Peter finds out that the Puterschmit family used to own the Griffin family. Stewie spies on the cheerleaders and plans to take a place at the top of the pyramid. Mr. Puterschmit paid $20,000 in reparation to Peter’s family.
Peter gets pulled over by a cop. Later he is kicked out of the black community for not sharing his reparation money. Stewie ties Cindy up and puts tape over her mouth before heading out to take her place.
Peter gets a vision from Nate Griffin telling him to do something nice with the money. Stewie comes out dresses as Cindy to try and control everyone but the pyramid falls. Peter throws all the money in the air and lets everyone make a grab for it. Meanwhile Quagmire goes into the toilets and finds Cindy still bound and gagged. |
| Quotes |
Peter: “What the hell does rant mean?”
Brian: “Yeah like the two weeks you spent narrating your own life”
Peter: “Stay black and proud”
Cleveland: “Peter we know about your selfish squandering of your reparation money”
Peter: “The only colour that matters is green”
Quagmire: “Dear diary. Jackpot” |
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| Notes |
| Over the end credits Peter sings a rap version of the title song. |
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