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Love Thy Trophy

Written by Mike Barker & Matt Weitzman and directed by Jack Dyer

The residents of Spooner Street take part in the annual Quahog Harvest Day Parade, and winning first prize for their ``Who`s the Boss`` float. After arguing over who should take the trophy home, it is decided that they should share it by displaying it in the street.

When the neighborhood wakes up the next day the trophy is gone, and Spooner Street literally turns into a war zone.

Meanwhile, Meg gets a job at Flappy Jack`s as a waitress after being mistaken for a unmarried teenage mom (she had taken Stewie out with her). When word gets out that Stewie is addicted to crack, the authorities turn up at the Griffins` home in the war torn Spooner Street to take him away.

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Reference	Details
Benetton		Stewie mentions in the foster home that it is like living in a Benetton commercial.
Charlton Heston		See "Ten Commandments" reference.
Cocco Puffs		Stewie: "I'm cuckoo for crack." A play on the Cocco Puffs commercial.
Crack		Meg claims that "her son" Stewie is addicted to crack.
Esoteric		"Intelligible only to those with special knowledge" [Oxford dictionary of English].
Gandhi		One of the foster children calls the Indian child Gandhi.
Horoscopes		Whilst chatting up a woman in a bar, Quagmire mentions several horoscope signs.
Michael Flatley		Stewie adds Michael Flatley to his list of people he must kill.
OJ Simpson		Diane Simmons mentions that they are going to reveal that OJ Simpson is innocent during the news program.
Pictionary		Peter mentions to Lois how they used to play Pictionary with their neighbors.
Prada		Meg is after a Prada bag.
Redrum - The Shining		Stewie's toy blocks spell "Redrum", this is reference to the Stephen King book "The Shining" in which a boy writes "Redrum" on a wall, so that when viewed in a mirror it reads "murder".
Rod Serling		See "Twilight Zone" reference.
Rugrats		Stewie mentions that he bought a Rugrats video
Russian Roulette
Santa Claus		When Peter comes down the chimney of the foster home he tells the children that he is Santa.
Ten Commandments		Charlton Heston from the movie the Ten Commandments features a couple of times in the episode. They also play on one of his lines from that movie: "Let my pidgeons go."
The Twilight Zone		Rod Serling, the host of the Twilight Zone, makes an appearance in this episode twice.
Trainspotting		The final scene been played behind the credits is a reference to a scene from the British movie "Trainspotting".
Turban		The Indian child offers to teach Stewie to tie a turban, a headdress commonly worn by Sikhs and some Muslims.
Who's the Boss
Zodiac Star Signs		When Quagmire is chatting-up a woman in the Drunken Clam he says: "Well I know your not a Virgo", this being an insult to the woman as the zodiac sign Virgo represents an intelligent, hygienic virgin female. Quagmire lists several other zodiac star signs to the woman.

Reference

Details

Benetton

Stewie mentions in the foster home that it is like living in a Benetton commercial.

Charlton Heston

See "Ten Commandments" reference.

Cocco Puffs

Stewie: "I'm cuckoo for crack." A play on the Cocco Puffs commercial.

Crack

Meg claims that "her son" Stewie is addicted to crack.

Esoteric

"Intelligible only to those with special knowledge" [Oxford dictionary of English].

Gandhi

One of the foster children calls the Indian child Gandhi.

Horoscopes

Whilst chatting up a woman in a bar, Quagmire mentions several horoscope signs.

Michael Flatley

Stewie adds Michael Flatley to his list of people he must kill.

OJ Simpson

Diane Simmons mentions that they are going to reveal that OJ Simpson is innocent during the news program.

Pictionary

Peter mentions to Lois how they used to play Pictionary with their neighbors.

Prada

Meg is after a Prada bag.

Redrum - The Shining

Stewie's toy blocks spell "Redrum", this is reference to the Stephen King book "The Shining" in which a boy writes "Redrum" on a wall, so that when viewed in a mirror it reads "murder".

Rod Serling

See "Twilight Zone" reference.

Rugrats

Stewie mentions that he bought a Rugrats video

Russian Roulette

Santa Claus

When Peter comes down the chimney of the foster home he tells the children that he is Santa.

Ten Commandments

Charlton Heston from the movie the Ten Commandments features a couple of times in the episode. They also play on one of his lines from that movie: "Let my pidgeons go."

The Twilight Zone

Rod Serling, the host of the Twilight Zone, makes an appearance in this episode twice.

Trainspotting

The final scene been played behind the credits is a reference to a scene from the British movie "Trainspotting".

Turban

The Indian child offers to teach Stewie to tie a turban, a headdress commonly worn by Sikhs and some Muslims.

Who's the Boss

Zodiac Star Signs

When Quagmire is chatting-up a woman in the Drunken Clam he says: "Well I know your not a Virgo", this being an insult to the woman as the zodiac sign Virgo represents an intelligent, hygienic virgin female. Quagmire lists several other zodiac star signs to the woman.

Note
Quagmire has a picture of Lois on the back of his cupboard door.
Whilst sat in the van outside the home of Jack and Sarah's Lois calls Bonnie, Debbie! It turns out this was an early name for Debbie and wasn't changed on this particular audio track after Bonnie was decided on.
At the beginning of the episode Brian is sat reading a copy of "Bone" magazine.
Under the sign for Child Services it says: "Taking your children away for over 50 years."
Quagmire has a mirror on the ceiling of his bedroom.
The van in which Lois and Bonnie are using for surveillence is a "Cleveland's Deli" van.

At the end when Brian suggests that the trophy had torn them apart, among the murmurs of agreement one of them says that "Peter" (not Brian) has a good point.
When Peter is searching Quagmire's house, you see a picture of Lois in a two piece. But Lois didn't find out that she had lost the picture until they get home and find that their house was ransacked.

Note

Quagmire has a picture of Lois on the back of his cupboard door.

Whilst sat in the van outside the home of Jack and Sarah's Lois calls Bonnie, Debbie! It turns out this was an early name for Debbie and wasn't changed on this particular audio track after Bonnie was decided on.

At the beginning of the episode Brian is sat reading a copy of "Bone" magazine.

Under the sign for Child Services it says: "Taking your children away for over 50 years."

Quagmire has a mirror on the ceiling of his bedroom.

The van in which Lois and Bonnie are using for surveillence is a "Cleveland's Deli" van.

At the end when Brian suggests that the trophy had torn them apart, among the murmurs of agreement one of them says that "Peter" (not Brian) has a good point.

When Peter is searching Quagmire's house, you see a picture of Lois in a two piece. But Lois didn't find out that she had lost the picture until they get home and find that their house was ransacked.

Character	Voice	Notes
Brian Griffin	Seth MacFarlane
Charlton Heston	Seth MacFarlane
Chris Griffin	Seth Green
Cleveland Jr. Brown	Mike Henry
Flappy Jack	Seth MacFarlane
Jack	Seth MacFarlane
Lois Griffin	Alex Borstein
Meg Griffin	Lacey Chabert
Peter Griffin	Seth MacFarlane
Quagmire (Glen Quagmire)	Seth MacFarlane
Rod Serling	Seth MacFarlane
Sarah	UNKNOWN
Stewie Griffin	Seth MacFarlane
Tricia Takanawa	Alex Borstein
Waitress at Flappy Jack's	UNKNOWN

Character

Voice

Notes

Seth MacFarlane

Seth MacFarlane

Seth Green

Mike Henry