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* EndOfAnAge: This would be the last episode of the series to be presented 4:3 AspectRatio.
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* ItalianAmericanCaricature: A cutaway shows an Italian-American getting a vision test at the eye doctor's and reading off every letter as "Ey!" or "Oh!"
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--> "''One'' nipple, ah-ah-ah. ''Two'' nipples, ah-ah-ah. '''''THREE''''' nip-- oh hell no, I'm outta here."
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* ExperimentedInCollege: Lois with Naomi
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* ExperimentedInCollege: Lois with Naomiand Naomi apparently hooked up in school before they married Peter and Dale.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: The Count, who apparently dated Meg once, got the hell out of dodge after realising that she had [[TripleNipple three nipples]].
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'''NOTE''': Because of how heated abortion and the pro-life vs. pro-choice debate is in America, this episode never saw any airtime on FOX, Creator/CartoonNetwork, local syndication, TBS, or the Creator/FXNetworks, nor is it available on Creator/Hulu or even [[Creator/DisneyPlus Disney+/Star+]]. It did, however, get a stand-alone DVD release, was shown on overseas channels (albeit edited for time and content) in the United Kingdom and Australia, and was discussed briefly on the ''Family Guy'' live-action retrospective, "200 Episodes Later."
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'''NOTE''': Because of how heated abortion and the pro-life vs. pro-choice debate is in America, this episode never saw any airtime on FOX, Creator/CartoonNetwork, local syndication, TBS, or the Creator/FXNetworks, nor is it available on Creator/Hulu Creator/{{Hulu}} or even [[Creator/DisneyPlus Disney+/Star+]]. It did, however, get a stand-alone DVD release, was shown on overseas channels (albeit edited for time and content) in the United Kingdom and Australia, and was discussed briefly on the ''Family Guy'' live-action retrospective, "200 Episodes Later."
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Lois' best friend, Naomi (voiced by Creator/JuliaSweeney) asks Lois to be a surrogate mother, as she has conception issues, but when Naomi and her husband die in a car accident, Lois must choose whether or not to abort the baby -- and Peter (after trying to injure Lois so she can miscarry) becomes a pro-life advocate.
'''NOTE''': Because of how heated abortion and the pro-life vs. pro-choice debate is in America, this episode never saw any airtime on FOX, Creator/CartoonNetwork, local syndication, TBS, or the Creator/FXNetworks, nor is it available on Hulu. It did, however, get a stand-alone DVD release, was shown on overseas channels (albeit edited for time and content) in the United Kingdom and Australia, and was discussed briefly on the ''Family Guy'' live-action retrospective, "200 Episodes Later."
'''NOTE''': Because of how heated abortion and the pro-life vs. pro-choice debate is in America, this episode never saw any airtime on FOX, Creator/CartoonNetwork, local syndication, TBS, or the Creator/FXNetworks, nor is it available on Hulu. It did, however, get a stand-alone DVD release, was shown on overseas channels (albeit edited for time and content) in the United Kingdom and Australia, and was discussed briefly on the ''Family Guy'' live-action retrospective, "200 Episodes Later."
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Lois' best friend, Naomi (voiced by Creator/JuliaSweeney) asks Lois to be a surrogate mother, as she has conception issues, but when Naomi and her husband die in a car accident, Lois must choose whether or not to abort the baby -- and baby—and Peter (after trying to injure Lois so she can miscarry) becomes a pro-life advocate.
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'''NOTE''': Because of how heated abortion and the pro-life vs. pro-choice debate is in America, this episode never saw any airtime on FOX, Creator/CartoonNetwork, local syndication, TBS, or the Creator/FXNetworks, nor is it available on
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** Brian's desperate "Let me stay! Let me stay!" upon learning that Naomi is the person coming to visit is said in the same time as the CowardlyLion's [[Film/TheWizardOfOz voice]].
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** Meg once dated [[Series/SesameStreet The Count]].
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* MajorInjuryUnderreaction: Peter lets out a deadpan "Ow" after falling to the canyon floor at the end of the ''WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner'' gag.
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* MajorInjuryUnderreaction: Peter lets out a deadpan "Ow" after falling to the canyon floor at the end of the ''WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner'' Road Runner gag.
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* ShoutOut: One of the traps that Peter sets for Lois so she'll miscarriage is done in the style of ''WesternAnimation/RoadRunner''.
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* MajorInjuryUnderreaction: Peter lets out a deadpan "Ow" after falling to the canyon floor at the end of the ''WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner'' gag.
* ShoutOut: One of the traps that Peter sets for Lois so she'll miscarriage is done in the style of''WesternAnimation/RoadRunner''.''WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner''.
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Lois' best friend, Naomi (voiced by former ''Saturday Night Live'' cast member, Julia Sweeney), Creator/JuliaSweeney) asks Lois to be a surrogate mother, as she has conception issues, but when Naomi and her husband die in a car accident, Lois must choose whether or not to abort the baby -- and Peter (after trying to injure Lois so she can miscarry) becomes a pro-life advocate.
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* VomitIndiscretionShot: One cutaway shows Lois's [[MoodSwinger mood swings]] the last time she was pregnant. During her mood swings, she vomits into her hands.
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'''Peter''': [[UsefulNotes/VictimBlaming She should've thought of that before asking me for directions.]]\\
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Rule Of Cautious Editing Judgment says it shouldn't be wicked.
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'''NOTE''': Because of how heated abortion and the pro-life vs. pro-choice debate is in America, this episode never saw any airtime on FOX, Creator/CartoonNetwork, local syndication, or TBS. TBS, nor is it available on Hulu. It did, however, get a stand-alone DVD release, was shown on overseas channels (albeit edited for time) time and content) in the United Kingdom and Australia, and was discussed briefly on the ''Family Guy'' live-action retrospective, "200 Episodes Later."
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* VerySpecialEpisode: Downplayed. It's not overly dramatic about the issue (in fact, it has a lot of the humor you'd expect from a typical ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' episode), but it does touch on a serious issue and addresses it with little to no jokes or childish [[TakeThat burns]] against the supporters and detractors.
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* VerySpecialEpisode: Downplayed. It's not overly dramatic about the issue like "Screams of Silence: The Story of Brenda Q" was with domestic violence (in fact, it "Partial Terms of Endearment" has a lot of the humor you'd expect from a typical ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' episode), but it does touch on a serious issue and addresses it with little to no jokes or childish [[TakeThat burns]] against the supporters and detractors.
