History Recap / FamilyGuyS3E14PeterGriffinHusbandFatherBrother

* LaserGuidedKarma: The family that had owned Cleveland's ancestors had lost all their wealth since back then and had become 'poor white trash'.

* AlphaBitch: Lead cheerleader Cindy.

* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: Peter is shunned by both the black community, the white community and even the lepers with the missing limbs after they learned what he has done with his reparations money.

* WhatTheHellHero: Peter gets called out by several characters for selfish squandering his reparation money instead of sharing it.

* WeightWoe: Stewie develops this after spending time with the cheerleaders, leading him to inappropriately obsess over his body image in the mirror and throw up in the toilet.

* OffModel: Before the theme song (in the cold opening where Peter watches ''Dennis Miller Live''), Peter is seen watching TV with the old tan carpet. Also, there is a green circle in the rug when it is usually blue.
** Peter's design at the beginning also has noticeable eyebrows like his earlier design.

* ShoutOut: The part at the basketball game where Peter imagines being alone with Cindi, and watches her try to seduce him with the sexy music in the background parodies a scene in the film ''Film/AmericanBeauty''. Both scenes end with the cheerleaders unzipping their shirts. However, fried chicken humorously flies out of Cindi’s shirt instead of lush rose petals like Angela’s.

* BlackComedyRape: Mean girl cheerleader Cindy being silenced and tied up and left at the mercy of Quagmire is all PlayedForLaughs.

** Stewie body-shaming himself in the mirror was cut to remove the part where he forces himself to throw up in a trashcan.

Peter discovers that he has a black slave for an ancestor... and that Lois' Pewterschmidt side of the family owned Peter's black slave ancestor. Meanwhile, Stewie thinks the key to better mind-control is to hang out with the Buddy Cianci High cheerleaders.

** The Irish museum's "Day in the Life of An Irishman" and "Day in the Life of an Irishwoman" displays (the former showing an Irish man drinking in a bar and slapping a woman and the latter showing an Irishwoman praying and having babies).

** On the part where Peter reads about the Griffin family history in the library (and discovers the existence of Nate Griffin), Peter's line to Chris, "Okay, settle down, spaz", was cut.

** Carter's pre-commercial break line, "Well, 'bout time to be hittin' the ol' dusty trail" after Peter finds out that Nate was owned by Lois' ancestors was cut (though this was to cover up the fact that it was leading to a commercial break, which the UK doesn't have much of).

** The infamous ending mentioned below in "BlackComedyRape" (Quagmire finding Cindi tied up in a men's room stall) was cut.

** A cutaway shows Stewie, drunk on Mai Tais encouraging O.J. Simpson not to tolerate ex-wife Nicole Brown being with other men, which is what led to her murder.

Peter discovers that he has a black slave for an ancestor...and that Lois' Pewterschmidt side of the family owned Peter's black slave ancestor. Meanwhile, Stewie thinks the key to better mind-control is to hang out with the Buddy Cianci High cheerleaders.

* ShoutOut: The part at the basketball game where Peter imagines being alone with Cindi, and watches her try to seduce him with the sexy music in the background parodies a scene in the film Film/AmericanBeauty. Both scenes end with the cheerleaders unzipping their shirts. However, fried chicken humorously flies out of Cindi’s shirt instead of lush rose petals like Angela’s.
** When Peter mistakes Chris’s slang-peppered speech for speaking in tongues, he tries to perform an exorcism, similar to that in the classic 1973 horror film Film/TheExorcist.
** The professor of Peter’s African American studies class mentions Thurgood Marshall’s 1967 appointment to the Supreme Court. Peter responds by “whooping,” in a manner similar to audience members on The Arsenio Hall Show.
** Trying to convince the group of black men that he’s one of them, Peter borrows heavily from a speech by 1972 Democratic presidential candidate George McGovern. However, instead of referencing various incidents in the civil rights movement, Peter mentions episodes of 1970s/1980s sitcoms with black characters, including The Jeffersons, Good Times, Diff'rent Strokes, and The Facts of Life.
** Peter uses his reparations money to turn his den into the set from Pee-wee's Playhouse, sings a comical variation of the theme song, convinces Brian to play the genie Jambi, references the King of Cartoons, and screams when Lois says the “secret word”.
** Peter's greeting to his family and the Pewtersmidts, "Hey, hey, hey!" parody Dwayne's greeting from the African American comedy, What's Happening!?
** After Peter’s speech, he is cheered on by the junkyard gang from the cartoon Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids, although the title character is not among them.
** Peter watches a comedian who makes jokes about Jheri curl, an oily, glossy hairstyle worn by African Americans in the 1980s.

** A cutaway shows Stewie, drunk on Mai Tais encouraging O.J. Simpson not to tolerate ex-wife Nicole Brown being with other men. It shows that Stewie knows O.J. Simpson but in the later "lost" episode "The Juice Is Loose", Stewie doesn't know who O.J. is.
** In a cutaway, Peter and Chris are playing Operation on [[Squick a homeless person instead of the game board]].
* SomethingElseAlsoRises: Stewie has to hide in the girl's locker room because the cheerleading squad were coming in and when they start undressing, he develops an erection because of it much to his surprise.

Chris discovers that he has a black ancestor in a genealogy book and embraces African-American culture

* AnAesop: "It doesn't matter whether you're black or white, as long as the most important color us green (money)."

* OffModel: Before the theme song, Peter is seen watching TV with the old tan carpet. Also, there is a green circle in the rug when it is usually blue.

* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: The infant Stewie develops an eating disorder after spending time learning to take control of the cheerleaders pyramid.

* Retcon: It seems apparent that Nate Griffin is not an ancestor of Peter's, given the fact that as it was confirmed that Peter is descended from the McFinnigan family, not the Griffin family, due to his true father Mickey McFinnigan although it is not impossible for the McFinnigans to have branched off from the Griffins at some point in history meaning Peter could be both a Griffin and a McFinnigan.

* AnAseop: "It doesn't matter whether you're black or white, as long as the most important color us green (money)."

* WeightWoe: Stewie develops this after spending time with the cheerleaders, leading him to inappropriately obsess over his body image in the mirror and throw up in the toilet.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: According to DVD commentary, the Ferris Bueller’s Day Off parody in Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story was originally going to be placed in this episode, in the part where Stewie and the cheerleaders are in the cafeteria.

* AnAseop:

* ShoutOut: The part at the basketball game where Peter imagines being alone with Cindi, and watches her try to seduce him with the sexy music in the background parodies a scene in the film American Beauty. Both scenes end with the cheerleaders unzipping their shirts. However, fried chicken humorously flies out of Cindi’s shirt instead of lush rose petals like Angela’s.
** When Peter mistakes Chris’s slang-peppered speech for speaking in tongues, he tries to perform an exorcism, similar to that in the classic 1973 horror film The Exorcist.

** Peter's greeting to his family and the Pewtersmidts, "Hey, hey, hey!" parody Dwayne's greeting from the African American comedy, What's Happening!?.
* WeightWoe: Stewie develops this after spending time with the cheerleaders, leading him to inappropriately obsess over his body image in the mirror and throw up in the toilet.