1 | Quagmire holds a yard sale where Peter purchases a ham radio. Peter eventually manages to contact the ghost of Ronald Reagan and they bond, until it turns out that it was actually the ghost of Creator/RichLittle all along doing an impression of Reagan. While Peter returns the radio to Quagmire, they discover a baby girl on Quagmire's doorstep. Quagmire denies that it's his at first, but then she does his trademark Giggity head-bob. |
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3 | Now that Quagmire is stuck raising his infant daughter Anna Lee, life for him gets harder. He doesn't even get to have sex with a virgin named Candy. Fed up, Quagmire puts Anna Lee up for adoption, but he soon regrets it. |
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5 | Meanwhile, Stewie creates a clone of himself and dubs him "Bitch Stewie", who is dumber than the original. Brian asks him to make a clone of himself, which results in "Bitch Brian", who is even dumber. |
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9 | !!This episode contains examples of: |
10 | * AssShove: Implied to have been self-inflicted by Bitch Brian. |
11 | -->'''Bitch Brian:''' I sharpened a pencil in my bum, and now I need a band-aid. |
12 | * BodyHorror: Bitch Stewie and Bitch Brian disintegrating whilst still alive. |
13 | * CloneDegeneration: A very {{Squick}}y version happens when Stewie decides to clone himself, creating "Bitch Stewie", a deformed, moronic servant to the original. Later, Stewie makes one of Brian, which is arguably more messed up. Eventually, both clones melt into a pile of disgusting, fleshy goo. |
14 | -->'''Brian:''' I'm not proud of this, but I have to lick that up.[[note]]In the DVD version, Brian asks if his ATM card is in the puddle.[[/note]] |
15 | * HappilyAdopted: Anna Lee lives with her loving adoptive parents after Quagmire gives her up for adoption. |
16 | * ImMelting: Stewie creates less-than-intelligent clones of himself and Brian to act as assistants, only for them to become unstable when their bodies literally fall apart and collapse into fleshy gooey puddles. |
17 | * MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Quagmire's reaction after seeing every girl in the strip club reminds him of Anna Lee after he had just given her up for adoption. |
18 | * ParentalIncest: After just giving her up for adoption, Quagmire fantasizes about this happening with Anna Lee in eighteen years. |
19 | -->'''Quagmire:''' Maybe I'll bump into her in about 18 years.\ |
20 | '''Peter:''' That's sick, Quagmire! Your own daughter?\ |
21 | '''Quagmire:''' ''[shamelessly]'' ''Come on!'' You didn't think I change that much, did you? ''[breaking the fourth wall]'' Goodnight, everybody! |
22 | * ParentalNeglect: Quagmire taking care of Anna Lee. |
23 | * PoliceBrutality: Fred Flintstone being clubbed mercilessly by police at the end of the ''Series/WorldsWildestPoliceVideos'' parody. "Yabba-dabba don't!" chuckles narrator John Bunnell. |
24 | * SharedFamilyQuirks: Quagmire's belief that the newborn baby isn't his until she says his catchphrase "Giggity". |
25 | -->'''Anna Lee:''' ''[bobs head]'' Giggity.\ |
26 | '''Quagmire:''' Ohh... I say that. |
27 | * ShoutOut: To both ''Series/WorldsWildestPoliceVideos'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones'': Fred Flintstone makes another appearance, this time as a modern-day drunk driver fleeing police during rush hour, the chase being narrated by original ''Police Videos'' host John Bunnell. As the chase winds through a drive-in movie theater, Dino pops his head out of the car's roof and Fred places the children on top of Dino's head, parodying the opening credits of latter-day episodes of the original ''Flintstones'' series. Much like the ''Jetsons'' gag from an earlier season, the latter's opening sequence is deconstructed by showing just how much trouble a driver would get in if they ''put their kids on the roof of their car while driving''. |
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