7x16 Peter's Progress - Family Guy Episode Guide

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- Episode 07x16

Episode: 07x16
Title: Peter's Progress
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 6ACX20
First Aired: May. 17, 2009

Season 7 » Episode #16 - Peter's Progress

Summary: Peter has his palm read by a psychic who reveals that he had a fascinating past life as Griffin Peterson, a dignified gentleman who vied for the love of Lady Redbush in 17th century England and in the newly founded American colony of Quahog.

It was a time of great love and adventure where King Stewart reigned supreme, the smartest dog in the room was the court jester, army lieutenants were merely boys and even old England loved “How I Met Your Mother”.

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First Lieutenant (00:32)

18th Century Divorce (00:45)

Commercial Interruption (00:56)

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

An Onlooker	voiced by Seth MacFarlane
Griffin Peterson	voiced by Seth MacFarlane
King Stewart	voiced by Seth MacFarlane
Jester Brian	voiced by Seth MacFarlane
Quagmire	voiced by Seth MacFarlane
Carter Redbush	voiced by Seth MacFarlane
Colonial Tom Tucker	voiced by Seth MacFarlane
Harry McAfee	voiced by Seth MacFarlane
A Professional Man	voiced by Seth MacFarlane

Season 7 / Episode 16: - Peter's Progress

Strawberry Peter: Ah... it's another pleasant day for me, Peter the Strawberry. Hey, Mr. Worm. I welcome you arrival 'cause we're all part of the same garden. Wait... whadda ya... uh... uh... hey... hey... hey, get outta here! Hey, hey! Aaah! Aaaaahhh! Aaaahhhh! Aaaahhhh! Aaaaahhh! [crying in shower] He was my neighbour, and he violated me. Now I'll never end up in a fancy pie.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FAIR: When we cut away to Peter's segment, we are told it is 1670. Later, when Peter gets divorced, we're told it is 18th century justice; that should have been 17th century justice. However, a split second after the title card "1670" appears, another line appears saying "or 1760, whatever." This indicates it's either the 17th or 18th Century, both are true.

TRIVIA

The title is based on the English classic "Pilgrim's Progress" written by John Bunyan in 1678 and is considered one of the most significant literary works published in the English language.