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- Episode 05x14

Episode: 05x14
Title: No Meals On Wheels
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 5ACX09
First Aired: Mar. 25, 2007

Season 5 » Episode #14 - No Meals On Wheels

Summary: After a historical coin is found under the Griffin's carpet, Peter and Lois start a family restaurant, which soon turns into a favorite place for the paraplegic community of Quahog. But Peter turns against them.

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America's Next Top Model (00:25)

Tear Up My Carpet (00:32)

Peter's Pajamas (01:32)

Puppy Adoption Dream (00:33)

Who appeared in this episode?

Additional Voices	voiced by Seth MacFarlane
Barbara Pewterschmidt	voiced by Alex Borstein
Additional Voices	voiced by Alex Borstein
Various	voiced by Mike Henry (VI)
Greased-Up Deaf Guy	voiced by Mike Henry (VI)
Performance Artist	voiced by Mike Henry (VI)
Cleveland	voiced by Mike Henry (VI)
Additional Voices	voiced by Seth Green
Customer	voiced by Steve Callaghan

Season 5 / Episode 14: - No Meals On Wheels

Brian Griffin: Ow! Damn it, Peter! Stop it! I gotta tell you, you're pissing me off worse than when I watched the O.J. verdict with my old roommate!

Woman: We, the jury, find the defendant, Orenthal James Simpson, not guilty.
Roommate: Yes!
Brian Griffin: What the hell?
Brian Griffin, Roommate: What?

Brian Griffin: Maybe we should get new roommates.
Roommate: Yeah, maybe we should.

Season 5 / Episode 14: - No Meals On Wheels

Peter Griffin: [buried beneath a pile of cripples and Ben Stiller has landed] Ben Stiller, help me.
Ben Stiller: No, Peter. I've heard what you've said about my movies.
Peter Griffin: How did you hear?
Ben Stiller: [pointing at his huge ears, speaking angrily] Uh, hello!
Peter Griffin: Go to hell you mutant offspring of comedy people.

[More Quotes]

MISTAKES/GOOFS

FACT: Stewie forces a rat to vomit on a customer's prime rib. In reality, rats are incapable of vomiting.

TRIVIA

The title is based on the local program to provide hot meals to home-bound and elderly people delivered to their homes at moderate cost which began in England during the 1940 Blitz.