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Peter's nonstop sweating becomes a liability at his company, so his boss tells him to work from home; Stewie and Chris cause thousands of dollars in damage to an electronics store.
Peter's nonstop sweating becomes a liability at his company, so his boss tells him to work from home; Stewie and Chris cause thousands of dollars in damage to an electronics store.
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S18, EP12 "Undergrounded"Peter secretly gets a credit card and overspends the family money, so Lois grounds him; to escape, Peter builds a tunnel leading directly to The Drunken Clam.
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S18, EP13 "Rich Old Stewie"Stewie's lush retirement is interrupted by Brian, who brings news that Peter is dying.
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S18, EP14 "The Movement"When Peter starts coaching for Quahog's minor league baseball team, he gets constipated during the national anthem and must kneel, unintentionally becoming the face of racial justice.
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S18, EP16 "Start Me Up"Peter's nonstop sweating becomes a liability at his company, so his boss tells him to work from home; Stewie and Chris cause thousands of dollars in damage to an electronics store.
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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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S24, EP11 "Tall Stewie"When Stewie puts on a pair of boots that make him slightly taller, his newfound confidence changes the power dynamic in the Griffin family.
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