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To Live and Die in Dixie

Written by Steve Callaghan and directed by Dan Povenmire

Waylon Jennings has a voice cameo in an episode in which the Griffins discover Southern hospitality--courtesy of the Witness Protection Program. They're in hiding because the convenience-store thief Chris fingers escapes from jail and vows revenge. But should he track Chris down, he'll have to contend with Sheriff Peter Griffin.

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Reference	Details
ALF
Cap'n Crunch		Peter finds a Crunchberry under the fridge.
Celine Dion		Peter had wanted Chris to claim the Dion was the robber so that she would be put away.
Dukes of Hazzard
Elizabeth Taylor		Chris buys Barbara perfume for her birthday so that she can smell like Elizabeth Taylor.
Gingivitis		When Peter thinks all Southerners suffer from the gum disease, he uses the voice heard in "Listerine" commercials, where the announcer uses a deep voice to say "GINGIVITIS"
Horoscope Scrolls		Miniature daily horoscopes. Often available in convenience stores and gas stations for only pennies.
Jeff Foxworthy		The man the Griffins find in the closet is the comedian Jeff Foxworthy.
Kevin Costner		Chris wonders how Kevin Costner keeps getting work after seeing the movie No Way Out.
McMillan and Wife
Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus		A book written by ``psychiatrist`` John Gray about the differences between men and women. Was meant to help build and repair relationships.
Merle Haggard		This Country and Western singer is mentioned on the radio.
No Way Out		See "Kevin Costner" reference.
Police Line-up		Witnesses are hidden behind one-way glass and told to pick the criminal out of a line up. The one-way glass is supposed to be security enough to ensure that the criminal doesn`t know who`s behind it but in Chris`s case, Peter`s there to tell everyone exactly who`s putting them behind bars.
Prince William		Meg pretends that she's going out with the royal prince.
Shake and Bake Commercial		Lois says that she used Shake and Bake and Stewie chips in to say that he helped, just as the kid for the commercial used to.
Simon and Garfunkel		The folk duo that Peter played with in the 1970's.
Stripper in a cake
T. J. Hooker
The Beatles / "Helter Skelter"		Stewie says "I gots blisters on me fingers" during this episode which is in reference to the lyrics from Helter Skelter, a song by The Beatles.
The US Civil War		Peter goes to a Civil War re-inactment.
To Live and Die in LA		The title of this episode is a play on the title of the 1985 film ``To Live and Die in LA`` about a fearless Secret Service agent who will stop at nothing to bring down the counterfeiter who killed his partner.
Twister		The FBI agents are playing Twister at their party in the Griffins' house.
UPN		Chris and Sam, whilst poking the dead man in the water, make reference/fun of UPN.
Vietnam War		As Peter walks away from Simon & Garfunkel he proclaims he`s ``going to `nam.`` Simon & Garfunkel were outspoken critics of the war.

Reference

Details

ALF

Cap'n Crunch

Peter finds a Crunchberry under the fridge.

Celine Dion

Peter had wanted Chris to claim the Dion was the robber so that she would be put away.

Dukes of Hazzard

Elizabeth Taylor

Chris buys Barbara perfume for her birthday so that she can smell like Elizabeth Taylor.

Gingivitis

When Peter thinks all Southerners suffer from the gum disease, he uses the voice heard in "Listerine" commercials, where the announcer uses a deep voice to say "GINGIVITIS"

Horoscope Scrolls

Miniature daily horoscopes. Often available in convenience stores and gas stations for only pennies.

Jeff Foxworthy

The man the Griffins find in the closet is the comedian Jeff Foxworthy.

Kevin Costner

Chris wonders how Kevin Costner keeps getting work after seeing the movie No Way Out.

McMillan and Wife

Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus

A book written by ``psychiatrist`` John Gray about the differences between men and women. Was meant to help build and repair relationships.

Merle Haggard

This Country and Western singer is mentioned on the radio.

No Way Out

See "Kevin Costner" reference.

Police Line-up

Witnesses are hidden behind one-way glass and told to pick the criminal out of a line up. The one-way glass is supposed to be security enough to ensure that the criminal doesn`t know who`s behind it but in Chris`s case, Peter`s there to tell everyone exactly who`s putting them behind bars.

Prince William

Meg pretends that she's going out with the royal prince.

Shake and Bake Commercial

Lois says that she used Shake and Bake and Stewie chips in to say that he helped, just as the kid for the commercial used to.

Simon and Garfunkel

The folk duo that Peter played with in the 1970's.

Stripper in a cake

T. J. Hooker

The Beatles / "Helter Skelter"

Stewie says "I gots blisters on me fingers" during this episode which is in reference to the lyrics from Helter Skelter, a song by The Beatles.

The US Civil War

Peter goes to a Civil War re-inactment.

To Live and Die in LA

The title of this episode is a play on the title of the 1985 film ``To Live and Die in LA`` about a fearless Secret Service agent who will stop at nothing to bring down the counterfeiter who killed his partner.

Twister

The FBI agents are playing Twister at their party in the Griffins' house.

UPN

Chris and Sam, whilst poking the dead man in the water, make reference/fun of UPN.

Vietnam War

As Peter walks away from Simon & Garfunkel he proclaims he`s ``going to `nam.`` Simon & Garfunkel were outspoken critics of the war.

Note
The Griffin's move to a small southern town called Bumblescum. Before the Griffin's arrive the population of Bumblesum is just 48.
After the Civil War reenactment, during the applause, Oinkie can be found on the teacher's shoulders.
During the FBI's party in the Griffin house, Quagmire can be seen running shirtless with a beer helmet and bra on his head.
Stewie's band's name is "Stewie and the Cow Tones"
This episode is sometimes called "To Love and Die In Dixie."

Note

The Griffin's move to a small southern town called Bumblescum. Before the Griffin's arrive the population of Bumblesum is just 48.

After the Civil War reenactment, during the applause, Oinkie can be found on the teacher's shoulders.

During the FBI's party in the Griffin house, Quagmire can be seen running shirtless with a beer helmet and bra on his head.

Stewie's band's name is "Stewie and the Cow Tones"

This episode is sometimes called "To Love and Die In Dixie."

Character	Voice	Notes
Brian Griffin	Seth MacFarlane
Chris Griffin	Seth Green
Herbert	Mike Henry
Lois Griffin	Alex Borstein
Meg Griffin	Mila Kunis
Peter Griffin	Seth MacFarlane
Sam	Kathleen Wilhoite
Stewie Griffin	Seth MacFarlane

Character

Voice

Notes

Seth MacFarlane

Seth Green

Mike Henry

Alex Borstein