2x05 Love Thy Trophy - Family Guy Episode Guide

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- Episode 02x05

Episode: 02x05
Title: Love Thy Trophy
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 1ACX13
First Aired: Mar. 14, 2000

Season 2 » Episode #05 - Love Thy Trophy

Summary: Peter's idea to make the Quahog Harvest Day Parade's theme "Who's the Boss?" is accepted, and the neighborhood joins together to make the best float in the parade. However, when they win, everyones eyes are on the trophy. They finally decide to have to have it on top of the float which is planted in the center of the block. But, when the trophy disappears one morning the neighborhood literally goes to war. Meanwhile, in order to make more tips at the local diner so she can buy a "prodabag", Meg tells the customers that Stewie is her crack addicted baby whose father won't pay child support. The plan backfires when Stewie becomes addicted to pancakes and a child services lady comes to see how his home life is, and sees the neighborhood at war. They take him away, and the neighborhood must now set apart their differences to save him.

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Guest Stars:

Additional Voices	voiced by Seth MacFarlane
Barbara Pewterschmidt	voiced by Alex Borstein
Additional Voices	voiced by Alex Borstein
Additional Voices	voiced by Seth Green
Cleveland Brown Jr.	voiced by Mike Henry (VI)
Various	voiced by Danny Smith (IV)
Sandy Belford	voiced by Debra Wilson
Mrs. Kraner	voiced by Debra Wilson
Meg Griffin	voiced by Lacey Chabert

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Episode Quotes

	Season 2 / Episode 5: - Love Thy Trophy Peter Griffin: I'd like to propose a toast to our neighbors. Sure they might be black, handicapped, and a heartless sex hound, but hey, if they moved out some smelly Hawaiians might move in
	Season 2 / Episode 5: - Love Thy Trophy Peter Griffin: I have an idea so smart, that my head would explode if I even begin to know what I was talking about!

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

CHAR: While Joe and Cleveland are distracting Stewie's foster parents, Bonnie begins to describe how Joe's lying turns her on. As she continues to talk, Lois cuts her off by yelling "That's fine, Debbie!"
CHAR: Lois calls Bonnie Swanson "Debbie". It is not for any purpose and it is not a reference. It is simply a mistake by a writer/voice actor.
CONT: Near the end, in one shot, the Griffin's station wagon is blue, not red.
CONT: At the end, the plates of food simply disappear from the picnic table.
CHAR: When Bonnie is talking to Lois inside of the look-out van, Lois calls Bonnie "Debbie" instead of her real name.

TRIVIA

'Charles Heston''s line 'let my pigeons go' is a parody of his famous line 'Let my people go' from the film The Ten Commandments (1956). His shooting of the pigeon is a reference to the fact Heston was president of the National Rifle Assosiation, and a strong supporter of gun ownership (which also explains his response 'it's your right as an American citizen', after being shot).
This episode marks the first appearance of Cleveland Jnr (Loretta and Cleveland's son).
The 'Whose the Boss?' parade theme is the second episode of the first season, _"Who's the Boss?" Briefless Encounter (1984)_.
Louis calls Peter's float parade idea 'esoteric'. While Peter thinks its means 'delicious', esoteric actually means something that is recognized by only a select few.
The title is based on the Golden Rule found in the Christian Bible: Love thy neighbor.