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Notes/Trivia

Notes

  • This episode marks the third appearance of Kool-Aid Man (seen previously in “Death Has a Shadow” and Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story). He turns up again in Stewie Kills Lois.
  • The Macintosh scene, where Stewie asks the computer “What are you thinking about?” and it replies, “Stewie is cool” and Stewie says “Yay!” then looks around and is embarrassed, is a reference to Stewie’s loneliness and supposed lack of friends.
  • While the guys are in the adult book store, “Charwoman,” one of actress Carol Burnett’s characters in her 1970s show The Carol Burnett Show, is shown mopping the floor. On March 16, 2007, Burnett sued the producers of Family Guy for copyright infringement, trademark violation, statutory violation of right of privacy, and misappropriation of name and likeness. The case was settled in Family Guy's favor.
  • In the episode "Death Lives," Peter refused Carter's check for $1 million to stay away from his daughter. In this episode Peter fantasizes about killing Lois after she mentions she turned down $10 million from her father.

DVD exclusive scenes

A scene cut on TV, but available on the DVD, is a short scene of Brian and Peter watching Blind Justice, where the protagonist runs out of the police station and hits a wall (which is where the episode of Blind Justice ends) while investigating a case.

Censorship

On the TV version of this episode, the erotica novels Peter wrote (as shown in the montage) are: Angela’s Asses, Shaved New World, Harry Potter and the Half-Black Chick, the audio-book This One Italian Chick, Or Maybe Some Kind Of Spanish, and What I Would Do Sexually to Hillary Clinton. On the DVD version, there’s an added title between Angela’s Asses and Shaved New World called Catcher in the Eye, depicting a brunette woman in a red bra with a bull’s-eye on her left eye. This was edited because, according to the DVD commentary, the censors objected to the implied male ejaculation joke portrayed in the book cover.