oh nooooooooo!
Dating lessons with Peter and Lois…
Peter: “When I get done with you, you’re going to be beating guys off with both hands!”
Lois: “Now Chris, it’s time to practice eating out… at a fancy restaurant!”
oh nooooooooo!
Dating lessons with Peter and Lois…
Peter: “When I get done with you, you’re going to be beating guys off with both hands!”
Lois: “Now Chris, it’s time to practice eating out… at a fancy restaurant!”
I figured that the Stewie movie would end up on TV eventually. I just thought they’d make a three-parter out of it.
How much did they censor it? Naturally they didn’t use the alternate audio tract. Did the stuff with Quagmire make it?
I like the “24” style opening, for the third episode.
And nice “Soap” bit at the end of the 2nd
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I like the “24” style opening, for the third episode.
And nice “Soap” bit at the end of the 2nd
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And those parts seemed new. I don’t recall them in the actual movie. Of course, it makes sense, since that was a one shot deal and this is broadcast as three seperate eps.
I actually turned this one off before the first one ended… very boring, very boring indeed.
I’m disappointed that they cut out Stewie going back and whacking Vanessa for Lois.
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And those parts seemed new. I don’t recall them in the actual movie. Of course, it makes sense, since that was a one shot deal and this is broadcast as three seperate eps.
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Didn’t realize until the repsonses in this thread that this was the Stewie movie (haven’t seen that), done up for the TV finale. So I take it there’s some stuff in the movie that didn’t make it into the “edited for TV” cut?
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Didn’t realize until the repsonses in this thread that this was the Stewie movie (haven’t seen that), done up for the TV finale. So I take it there’s some stuff in the movie that didn’t make it into the “edited for TV” cut?
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Oh my, yes.
The movie actually starts with the FG characters as the actual cast members on a red carpet at the premier. Lois is very drunk. She falls over, is on her hands and knees, and then asks Peter to “get on.”
It’s kinda hot, actually. ![]()
That was the wierdest show I have ever seen. Too many jokes to remember. Best part: Wilford Brimley.
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Didn’t realize until the repsonses in this thread that this was the Stewie movie (haven’t seen that), done up for the TV finale. So I take it there’s some stuff in the movie that didn’t make it into the “edited for TV” cut?
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Other than the scenes deleted the DVD had an uncensored audio track as an option.