2x07 The King Is Dead - Family Guy Episode Guide

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- Episode 02x07

Episode: 02x07
Title: The King Is Dead
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 1ACX15
First Aired: Mar. 28, 2000

Season 2 » Episode #07 - The King Is Dead

Summary: After Lois inherits control over the Quahog players theater group, she decides to make her first production the play: "The King and I". Everything is going great until she gives Peter a pity part as the Producer to get him off her back, and he takes it too far, gaining complete control over the play, and turning the once masterpiece into a cyborg battle. Lois thinks that Peter will make a fool of himself when the play opens to the public, and that that will be her revenge on him, but the audience ends up loving it. Baffling Lois.

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Guest Stars:

Additional Voices	voiced by Seth MacFarlane
William Shatner	voiced by Seth MacFarlane
Dr. Hartman	voiced by Seth MacFarlane
Jake Tucker	voiced by Seth MacFarlane
Barbara Pewterschmidt	voiced by Alex Borstein
Additional Voices	voiced by Alex Borstein
Additional Voices	voiced by Seth Green
Yul	voiced by Craig Hoffman
Sean Penn	voiced by Mike Barker (III)

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Episode Quotes

Season 2 / Episode 7: - The King Is Dead

Lois Griffin: [auditioning cast members] Stewie! Do you wanna try out for Mommy's play?
Stewie Griffin: [ascending the stage, soberly] "Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious summer, by the son of York. And all - "
Lois Griffin: [interrupts] Just sing "Itsy Bitsy Spider".
Stewie Griffin: [infuriated] HOW DARE you reduce my finely-hewn thespian style into mere Mother Gooseries?
Lois Griffin: [oblivious] OK, sing "Baa Baa Black Sheep".
Stewie Griffin: [simmering] You know, Mother, as first lady of the American stage Helen Hayes once said...”I'm going to KILL you!"

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

CONT: At the King and I, when Peter first sees Louis her dress is green. A few seconds later her dress is blue.

TRIVIA

The title is based on the expression shouted at the death of the ruling monarch, followed by praising his successor. "The King is Dead! Long live the King!"