Padre de Familia | |
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Directed by | Adolfo Alix Jr. |
Produced by | Rodel Nacianceno |
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Music by | Von de Guzman |
Cinematography | Albert Banzon |
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Distributed by | Star Cinema |
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Running time | 96 minutes |
Country | Philippines |
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Family Guy | |
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Season 6 | |
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Country of origin | United States |
No. of episodes | 12 |
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Original network | Fox |
Original release | September 23, 2007 – May 4, 2008 |
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Next → Season 7 | |
List of Family Guy episodes |
No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | Prod. code | U.S. viewers (millions) |
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99 | 1 | 'Blue Harvest' | Dominic Polcino | Alec Sulkin | September 23, 2007 | 5ACX16 5ACX22 | 10.86[6] |
When the power goes out in the Griffin home, Peter decides to educate his family and pass along the greatest story ever told: the story of Star Wars! After Princess Leia (Lois) comes under siege by Darth Vader (Stewie) and his evil Storm Troopers, C-3PO (Quagmire) and R2-D2 (Cleveland) escape to find the only person who can help the Rebel Alliance. On their quest thorough the desert planet of Tatooine, C-3PO and R-2D2 find extra help in Obi-Wan Kenobi (Herbert), Luke Skywalker (Chris), Han Solo (Peter) and Chewbacca (Brian) and head back to battle the Death Star in an epic intergalactic fight to the death. | |||||||
100 | 2 | 'Movin' Out (Brian's Song)' | Cyndi Tang | John Viener | September 30, 2007 | 5ACX14 | 7.95[7] |
When Peter convinces Brian to get an apartment with his dense girlfriend Jillian, he is angry at first but soon becomes happy living with her, only to realize he needs to pay the rent, so he allows Stewie to move in with them so he can help pay. But his place in the apartment interferes with their happiness, and a bitter argument results in Brian and Jillian officially breaking up. Meanwhile, Meg gets a job at the local convenience store, as does Chris, who gets chummy with the manager Carl and is given a large promotion originally promised to Meg. She eventually stands up for herself, resulting in her termination, and Lois convinces Chris to help his sister get her job back. | |||||||
101 | 3 | 'Believe It or Not, Joe's Walking on Air' | Julius Wu | Andrew Goldberg | October 7, 2007 | 5ACX15 | 8.39[7] |
Tired of being handicapped, Joe decides to get a leg transplant so he can walk again. After the successful operation and excited about his new ability to walk, Joe dives head first into extreme sports, where he soon outgrows his friends and ditches them to hang out with jocks. Peter and his pals are upset by this, and become shocked when Joe's new lifestyle eventually leads him to leave Bonnie. Peter suggests to Cleveland and Quagmire that in order to get their friend back they must paralyze him once again. | |||||||
102 | 4 | 'Stewie Kills Lois' (Part 1) | John Holmquist | David A. Goodman | November 4, 2007 | 5ACX17 | 10.50[8] |
Lois and Peter go on a cruise, leaving Stewie and the family behind. Upset with Lois for leaving him at home, Stewie vows to carry out a diabolical plan. When Brian challenges him to actually do it, Stewie stows away on the ship, finds Lois and shoots her, seemingly killing her and resulting in Peter being blamed for her murder. | |||||||
103 | 5 | 'Lois Kills Stewie' (Part 2) | Greg Colton | Steve Callaghan | November 11, 2007 | 5ACX18 | 10.42[9] |
Just as Lois was presumed dead by Peter's hand, with Peter about to be jailed for life, she makes a miraculous return from the wilderness and names Stewie as her killer. From there, Stewie escapes the law, where he ties up the family and reveals his true nature. He forces Brian into helping him fulfill his lifelong goal of taking over the world, and succeeds when Stan Smith and the CIA submit to his threats. After suffering several days under Stewie's reign, Lois decides she has no choice but to arm herself to kill Stewie and save the world. | |||||||
104 | 6 | 'Padre de Familia' | Pete Michels | Kirker Butler | November 18, 2007 | 5ACX20 | 10.53[10] |
Peter starts an anti-immigration group after being caught up in the pro-American sentiment at a Veterans' Day parade, but his tune quickly changes when he finds out he was born in Mexico. Unable to prove his citizenship, pass the naturalization test or convince investigators that his marriage to Lois is for real, he ends up working as a groundskeeper on his father-in-law's estate and leading the fight for immigrant rights. | |||||||
105 | 7 | 'Peter's Daughter' | Zac Moncrief | Chris Sheridan | November 25, 2007 | 5ACX21 | 9.60[11] |
When a flood hits Quahog, Meg winds up in the hospital in a coma, but she wakes up to a cute med student named Michael and they immediately hit it off. After Meg recovers, Peter is very protective of her, so he drives Michael away. But when Meg reveals to the family that she is pregnant, Peter forces them to get married. | |||||||
106 | 8 | 'McStroke' | Brian Iles | Wellesley Wild | January 13, 2008 | 5ACX19 | 11.50[12] |
Peter decides to grow a mustache, but then he's mistaken for a fireman (because they all have mustaches), so he lends a hand when a fire breaks out at a local fast food restaurant. The owner gives him unlimited burgers as a 'thank you' but he eats so many that he eventually has a stroke. When Peter recovers, he vows to expose the fast-food company and becomes friends with a genetically engineered cow he meets after infiltrating the McBurgertown warehouse. | |||||||
107 | 9 | 'Back to the Woods' | Brian Iles | Tom Devanney | February 17, 2008 | 6ACX02 | 7.23[13] |
James Woods returns after being locked in a crate to seek revenge against Peter by stealing his identity and by law takes over as head of the Griffin household and forces Peter off his own property. To reunite with his family and save them from James' abuse and manipulation, Peter decides to steal his identity and pose as him, where he offends the country to obliterate his career and image. | |||||||
108 | 10 | 'Play It Again, Brian' | John Holmquist | Danny Smith | March 2, 2008 | 6ACX01 | 7.80[14] |
Peter and Lois's marriage is on the rocks, but when Brian wins the New England Rising Writer’s award, the three of them head to Martha's Vineyard for a relaxing vacation. As Peter's drinking spirals out of control, so does Brian's self restraint as he professes his undying love for Lois, putting Peter and Brian in a serious feud that will test their friendship and determine the fate of the Griffins. | |||||||
109 | 11 | 'The Former Life of Brian' | Pete Michels | Steve Callaghan | April 27, 2008 | 6ACX04 | 8.49[15] |
When Brian is afraid that he has lost his chance at love, he goes in search of a former flame Tracy only to discover he is the father of her unruly son, Dylan. After Brian’s surprise visit, Tracy drops Dylan off at the Griffin's so Brian can raise him. Subsequently, his new little angel begins terrorizing the Griffin household and Brian's self-important attitude toward parenting infuriates Peter and Lois. | |||||||
110 | 12 | 'Long John Peter' | Dominic Polcino | Wellesley Wild | May 4, 2008 | 6ACX06 | 7.68[16] |
It's a pirate's life for Peter when he gets a pet parrot. But after raising hell in Quahog and terrorizing the neighbors, Peter accidentally kills his beloved pet. Meanwhile, Chris takes Brian to the local vet, where an intern named Ana falls for him. |
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