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At his high school reunion, Peter pretends to be a millionaire, but the truth comes out when he meets Tom Brady and loses all self-control.
At his high school reunion, Peter pretends to be a millionaire, but the truth comes out when he meets Tom Brady and loses all self-control.
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S18, EP20 "Movin' In (Principal Shepherd's Song)"Principal Shepherd moves in with the Griffins after he is fired for fat-shaming Chris at school, and Brian sues Stewie for writing a series of children's books which portray him as an idiot.
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S19, EP1 "Stewie's First Word"Stewie finally says his first word, and it's a swear word; when Lois is shunned by the other moms, she tries to figure out where Stewie could have possibly learned it.
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S4, EP24 "Peterotica"After reading an erotic novel, Peter decides to write one of his own and gets Carter to publish it.
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S4, EP25 "You May Now Kiss the ... Uh ... Guy Who Receives"Brian becomes a crazed activist when Mayor West bans gay marriage after Jasper announces he wants to marry his partner at the Griffin home.
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S24, EP15 "High School History"The Griffins take a humorous look at the French Revolution, the American Civil War, and World War II.
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S24, EP14 "Let the Goodtimes Walk"A powerful sleeping aid medication gives Joe the ability to walk while he is asleep, but Joe grows concerned when it becomes clear that the guys prefer his sleepwalking self.
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S24, EP13 "Friend's Best Man"Stewie becomes engaged to Rupert, but Brian is upset when he is not chosen as the best man.
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S24, EP12 "Lower G.I. Joe"A colonoscopy reveals Peter has a rare collectible toy action figure lodged in his intestine, but the reward for selling it causes a rift between him and the guys.
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