With the Brown family moving back to Quahog, it looks like the gang is reunited. But Peter's friendship with Cleveland is quickly put on hold when Donna and Lois butt heads over different parenting styles, and forbid them to see each other.
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Stewie is watching the season finale of his favorite television program when Chris and Peter show up in the living room. Peter knocks Chris into the television set, which breaks and leaves Stewie furious because he can't watch his show.
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The Griffin's are forced to flee their hometown of Quahog after Peter's offensive newspaper comics spark uproar amongst the local townspeople. Driving through the night, the Griffin's arrive in a small suburban town called "Springfield".
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With Peter's urging, Joe publishes his first children's book; but his lack of stage presence prompts Joe's publisher to ask Peter to become the face of the book.
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An earthquake strikes in Haiti, prompting Lois to start a blood drive to help the victims. She gives homemade cookies to all the blood donors. Peter loves the cookies so much he thinks they can make money by selling them.
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A fight over a chew-rope with Peter leaves Brian toothless and disfigured. But after a visit with Quagmire's dentist, Brian puts his new "toothy" smile to the test, as a real estate agent.
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It's Christmas time in Quahog! While shopping at the mall for gifts, Peter and Lois run into an old friend, Jesus Christ. Peter and the gang discover Jesus is a virgin. Peter won't have it and makes it his mission to get Jesus a girlfriend.
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Peter and Lois receive a note from Principal Shepherd pinned to Chris' backpack. During their meeting they learn that if Chris doesn't pass his upcoming history exam he will have to repeat the 9th grade.
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Meg is worried that she won't do well on her SATs, so she convinces Brian to take the test for her. A confident Brian agrees to the challenge, and even dresses up like Meg, only to find out that he received the lowest score in the class.
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It's topical. It's edgy. It takes political correctness, wraps it in a paper bag and leaves it flaming on Mary Whitehouse's doorstep before ringing the doorbell and running away. Best of all, it's 12 different kinds of funny. Family Guy is comedy for all tastes.
