Family Guy | Season 6
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Family Guy is one of the longest running (and arguably the funniest) cartoon shows ever to come out of the USA. It follows the dysfunctional Griffin family; Peter, Lois, Meg, Chris, Stewie and their talking dog Brian as they survive life in a small Rhode Island town. Expect filth, cursing, sick jokes and twisted animation. All the things we really love, huh?!
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Clip 1 S06 E02: "Movin' Out (Brian's Song)" |
Meg has offered to get Chris a job at the local convenience store. She's quite excited about the prospect of keeping it in the family. |
Meg |
You and I will be the best brother / sister team since Maggie and Jake Gyllenhaal. |
[Cut to Gyllenhaal family home, MAGGIE and JAKE sat opposite each other at a dining table] |
Maggie |
I'm more off-putting. |
Jake |
No, I'm more off-putting. |
Maggie |
I'm more unattractive to put in a lead role. |
Jake |
Well, I'm a bigger box office drag. |
[Their father, STEPHEN GYLLENHAAL, walks into the room] |
Stephen |
Kids, kids. You're both... just awful. |
Clip 2 S06 E02: "Movin' Out (Brian's Song)" |
There's something decidedly familiar about the plot of Brian's debut novel, Faster Than the Speed of Love. Even Lois recognises it. |
Lois |
Oh hi, Brian. I... I thought you were spending the day with Gillian. |
Brian |
I was but Peter took her off my hands. Perfect timing... I've been feeling a little smothered lately. Plus, it's given me a chance to work on my novel. And I finally have a title. |
Lois |
Oh? What is it? |
Brian |
Faster Than the Speed of Love. |
Lois |
[Laughs] |
That... that is... that is the worst title I have ever heard. |
Brian |
No, it... it's the story of a boy who has to rescue his father who's a pilot that's been taken captive by a militant Islamic country. |
Lois |
[Laughs] |
But that's the movie Iron Eagle. |
Brian |
What?! Is that a recent film? |
Lois |
[Laughs] |
No. They made three sequels! |
Brian |
Yeah, well in mine the boy's got to gather all these old World War II pilots to help him rescue his father. |
Lois |
[Laughs] |
That's one of the sequels! Oh my God! |
Brian |
Well, in mine, one of the World War II guys is Japanese but they accept him anyway. |
Lois |
[Laughs] |
I'm gonna pee my pants! |
Clip 3 S06 E02: "Movin' Out (Brian's Song)" |
They say that every neighbourhood has one. And Mr. Herbert is Quahog's resident pervert. So when he sees Stewie on his Big Wheel, delivering papers, he can't help but pass comment. |
Mr. Herbert |
OshKosh B'gosh, it's a brand new paperboy. That's a mighty full sack you're carrying. |
Stewie |
P*ss off, you perverted old freak! |
Mr. Herbert |
Oh, we got a fighter! |
Clip 4 S06 E03: "Believe It or Not, Joe's Walking On Air" |
I always thought that Betty Rubble held a flame for Fred Flintstone. It just took Family Guy to confirm it for me. Wait. What? Did I actually just type that? I need help, man. |
Barney |
Boy, great party huh, Fred? |
Fred |
Yeah, you know Barn... I figured I ought to tell you this. I was walking by your house the other day and, uh, I poked my head in the window and Betty was undressing. Uh, she saw me there but she didn't stop. |
Barney |
What? |
Fred |
She didn't stop. I mean, she saw me there lookin' at her and she kept undressing. |
Barney |
Whoa, whoa, whoa... you serious? |
Fred |
Yeah. I got an erocktion! |
Clip 5 S06 E03: "Believe It or Not, Joe's Walking On Air" |
Joe has received a leg transplant. I know, I know but go with it, okay? Anyway, he's made love to Bonnie for the first time in ages. And he's socially awkward to boot. |
Bonnie |
Oh, Joe... that was amazing. |
Joe |
I know. I was there. |
Bonnie |
My God, we haven't done it in so long I'd forgotten how big you were. |
Joe |
I was going to say the same thing to you. |
Clip 6 S06 E04: "Lois Kills Stewie (Part 2)" |
Peter stands accused of murdering Lois. Spoiler alert: it was actually Stewie. And Stewie has an analogy for just how guilty his father is. |
Brian |
Don't you kids buy any of this for a second. Your father is innocent. |
Stewie |
Oh he killed her. Just like the telephone killed the telegraph sex business. |
[Cut to old-fashioned scene featuring a man sitting at a telegraph machine, tapping out a message] |
Man |
Hey, Baby. I bet you're hot. Stop. Describe to me what you're doing to yourself right now. Stop. |
[The response is immediate] |
Oh, yeah. Oh yeah. OH! NASTY! |
Clip 7 S06 E06: "Padre De Familia" |
Dirty Dancing is one of my favourite movies and I'm not ashamed to say it. Which is why I cut this clip short. This bit is funny but a cartoon version of Johnny Castle being buggered in prison? No. |
Meg |
I can't believe this is happening to our family. |
Peter |
It's taken us all by surprise, Meg. Like that realistic, original ending to Dirty Dancing. |
[Cut to ballroom at Kellerman's. JOHNNY CASTLE is confronting JAKE HOUSEMAN about his decision to sit his daughter, BABY in the corner] |
Johnny |
Nobody puts Baby in a corner. |
Jake |
I do. Because I'm her father and she's sixteen. What are you? Like... thirty-eight? |
Johhny |
Forty-one. |
[From nowhere, two police officers appear, bend JOHNNY over the table and handcuff him] |
Clip 8 S06 E07: "Peter's Daughter" |
I don't get Islam. If you're a martyr, the Quran says that seventy-two virgins await your arrival in Heaven. Right? But why virgins? Surely promiscuous, experienced women would be better? |
Peter |
Ah, now see that's an even more beautiful sight than seventy-two virgins waitin' in heaven for a suicide bomber. |
Suicide Bomber |
HERE I AM! |
[Cut to a nearby cloud where a load of geeky-looking male teenagers are using laptop computers] |
Teen |
We're playing Magic: The Gathering. Wanna join? |
Suicide Bomber |
OSAMA! |
Clip 9 S06 E08: "McStroke" |
Stewie has bet Brian that he can become the most popular boy in High School. And he's on his way to winning. In fact, he's taking Connie D'Amico to Anal Point. No euphemism intended. |
Stewie |
Do you know that I've got a date with Connie D'Amico this Saturday night at Anal Point? |
Brian |
Ah, I've heard about that place. |
Stewie |
Really? What's it like because I have no idea. |
Brian |
Well, uh... I suppose if you imagine it like a parking space that you think, "Gosh, there's no way I'm gonna be able to fit in there." But then you fold in the side-view mirrors and... sure enough... well, look at that! |
Stewie |
Well, in that scenario it sounds like I'd rather be the parking space than the car. |
Brian |
Yeah, that's what I've always guessed! |
Clip 10 S06 E10: "Play It Again, Brian" |
Peter has never been liked by the Pewterschmidts. And now we know why. This is NOT the sort of thing to say at the altar before your family and friends. And a priest. |
Lois |
Ugh, my parents are not going to like this, Peter. You know, they're still angry at how you behaved at our wedding. |
[Cut to interior of church on PETER and LOIS'S wedding day] |
Priest |
You may now kiss the bride. |
Peter |
Kiss her? I am gonna destroy her! |
Clip 11 S06 E10: "Play It Again, Brian" |
Stewie believes that Brian has finally made love to Lois. Yes, I know that Brian is a dog. And that makes it immoral, illegal and... well, pretty disgusting. But this is a cartoon. Okay? |
Stewie |
So, you finally did it, huh? Well... look, Brian. As your friend, I... I should tell you that that vagina is ground zero, man. I... I... I just wrecked that thing on the way out. And... and just to be a jerk, I carved "Brooks was here" in the wall. Did... did you see that? Did you see, "Brooks was here"? |
Brian |
We didn't have sex. |
Stewie |
'Course, what with Chris going before me I pretty much just walked out of there. Didn't even have to stoop over. There was even room to twirl a cane as I strolled. |
Brian |
You're exaggerating. |
Stewie |
Only a little bit. That's the messed-up thing. |
Clip 12 S06 E11: "Former Life of Brian" |
Brian has the hots for the mother of one of Stewie's classmates. He's been hired by her to put on a magic show at her son's birthday. Brian is practising with Stewie. |
Brian |
Now, if I've done this right, then THIS is your card, Stewie. |
Stewie |
Really, Brian? Card tricks? That's what's gonna close the deal with this woman? |
Brian |
Well, yeah! Why not? |
Stewie |
You need more than that. You need an act. Listen, I'll be your assistant and we'll put on a whole big show. |
Brian |
Really? |
Stewie |
Yeah, we'll do all the great tricks. You can even split me in half. |
Brian |
What? |
Stewie |
Saw me in half! |
Clip 13 S06 E11: "Former Life of Brian" |
Brian is 49 in dog years. Seven in human years. And somehow he still managed to sire a son who is now thirteen. I don't think that works, somehow. |
Stewie |
Well, Brian... a son. How about that? |
Brian |
My God, this is more uncomfortable than the goodbye in the Wizard of Oz. |
[Cut to cartoon realisation of the seminal finale of the movie] |
Dorothy |
Goodbye, Tinman. |
Tinman |
Goodbye, Dorothy. |
Dorothy |
Goodbye, Lion. |
Lion |
Goodbye, Dorothy. |
Dorothy |
And I think I'll miss you most of all, Scarecrow. |
Tinman |
Oh. Okay. That's kind of an odd thing to say. |
Lion |
Yeah, sort of a weird comment right in front of all of us. |
Tinman |
I kinda thought this was a team effort. |
Lion |
Yeah, really... really glad I risked my life and everything. |
Tinman |
Yeah. You're like five minutes from gone and you leave with that? |
Lion |
Yeah. |
Tinman |
You know that's like cutting a huge fart and then walking out of the room. And that's how we'll remember you. As a big fart. |
Lion |
Goodbye, big fart! |
Clip 14 S06 E12: "Long John Peter" |
No. I'm not being anti-Semitic. For reasons I won't bore you with, I can't possibly be anti-Semitic. The vet's name is Doctor Jewish. Okay? Good. Glad we got that straight. |
Doctor Jewish |
Mr. Griffin, I'm afraid your parrot is dead. |
Peter |
NOOOOOOOOOOOO! Did he at least die with dignity? |
Doctor Jewish |
Well, he convulsed a lot and fell off the operating table. Then he flopped around a little on the floor. Then a passing nurse accidentally stepped on him and kicked him into a puddle of urine. Which must have frightened him because his bowels released all over himself. I tried to pick him up but then I got angry because some of it got on my thumb. So I threw him against the wall and that's where he died. |
Brian |
That's the way I wanna go! |