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Stewie Loves Lois

Written by Mark Hentemann and directed by Mike Kim

After Lois saves Stewie's beloved teddy bear, Rupert, he starts to think that maybe he shouldn't kill his dear old mom and clings to her like a baby blanket. However, Stewie's change in demeanor doesn't go over well with Lois and she gets sick of all of his loving attention. Meanwhile, Peter undergoes a prostate exam and thinks his doctor is molesting him.

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Reference	Details
All In The Family		The credits of this episode are done to resemble those of 70's sitcom All In The Family
Barbara Bush		Lois is worried that her evil thoughts towards Stewie are a result of her becoming like Barbara Bush
Baseball		Chris asks his father whether they are still going to the baseball game wearing a giant sponge hand
Dr. Giggles		The scene where Dr Hartman says 'Relax, I'm a doctor' in a black and white flashback is taken from Dr. Giggles.
Eiffel Tower		Dr. Hartman has a picture of the Eiffel Tower (a famous Parisian landmark) on his wall at home
ET		When Peter is channel hopping one of the channels is screening the hugely successful Spielberg movie ET from the 1980s
Freddy Got Fingered		On TV
Gay fantasy		Stewie has a gay fantasy in which his teddy bear, Rupert, appears as a hunky guy with the head of the teddy bear in a pair of speedos on a beach. Rupert actually speaks in the fantasy!
George Takei / Mr Sulu		George Takei appears as his Star Trek character Mr Sulu a number of times throughout the episode, both in and out of a Star Trek setting. A number of references are made to Takei's homosexuality. In 2005 he came out in an issue of Frontiers magazine revealing that he has been in a committed relationship with his partner, Brad Altman, for the last eighteen years.
Homosexuality		Another reference to Stewie's homosexuality is shown when he plays in the water with his teddy bear on the beach. The bear is depicted in a black Speedo with a huge muscular body of a human with only a teddy bear head.
Kermit the Frog		Peter refers to others who have gotten away with such acts after his violation in reference to Kermit the frog loading a shot gun and turning a black man "Back the way He Came"
Lord of the Rings		After showing Peter a picture of a diseased prostate (strangely pulled down from his peg arm) Shames also produces a map of Middle Earth
Michael Jackson molestation		Stewies tells of the time where he was molested by Michael Jackson
Molestation		Peter takes Dr Hartman to court claiming that the doctor molested him
Olympia Dukakis		When Brian is making fun of Stewie for his new-found love for Lois, Stewie comes back with "Brian loves Olympia Dukakis", an actress.
Pirates		In the Judge's memories of his prostate exam he sees Dr. Hartman as a pirate.
Primus		Shamus also pulls a poster of "the guys from (the band) Primus" from his peg arm.
Prostate exam		Dr. Hartman attempts to give Peter a Prostate exam
Robin the Boy Wonder		TV program shows how ineffective he is as a superhero
Sabado Gigante		Stewie mentions falling asleep watching this popular Latin show after shouting at Brian in Spanish.
The Accused		Dr Hartman throwing Peter up against the pinball machine in black and white flashback is a reference to "The Accused"
Yellow Pages		When Peter is channel hopping one of the channels is showing a Yellow Pages commercial

Reference

Details

All In The Family

The credits of this episode are done to resemble those of 70's sitcom All In The Family

Barbara Bush

Lois is worried that her evil thoughts towards Stewie are a result of her becoming like Barbara Bush

Baseball

Chris asks his father whether they are still going to the baseball game wearing a giant sponge hand

Dr. Giggles

The scene where Dr Hartman says 'Relax, I'm a doctor' in a black and white flashback is taken from Dr. Giggles.

Eiffel Tower

Dr. Hartman has a picture of the Eiffel Tower (a famous Parisian landmark) on his wall at home

When Peter is channel hopping one of the channels is screening the hugely successful Spielberg movie ET from the 1980s

Freddy Got Fingered

On TV

Gay fantasy

Stewie has a gay fantasy in which his teddy bear, Rupert, appears as a hunky guy with the head of the teddy bear in a pair of speedos on a beach. Rupert actually speaks in the fantasy!

George Takei / Mr Sulu

George Takei appears as his Star Trek character Mr Sulu a number of times throughout the episode, both in and out of a Star Trek setting. A number of references are made to Takei's homosexuality. In 2005 he came out in an issue of Frontiers magazine revealing that he has been in a committed relationship with his partner, Brad Altman, for the last eighteen years.

Homosexuality

Another reference to Stewie's homosexuality is shown when he plays in the water with his teddy bear on the beach. The bear is depicted in a black Speedo with a huge muscular body of a human with only a teddy bear head.

Kermit the Frog

Peter refers to others who have gotten away with such acts after his *violation* in reference to Kermit the frog loading a shot gun and turning a black man "Back the way He Came"

Lord of the Rings

After showing Peter a picture of a diseased prostate (strangely pulled down from his peg arm) Shames also produces a map of Middle Earth

Michael Jackson molestation

Stewies tells of the time where he was molested by Michael Jackson

Molestation

Peter takes Dr Hartman to court claiming that the doctor molested him

Olympia Dukakis

When Brian is making fun of Stewie for his new-found love for Lois, Stewie comes back with "Brian loves Olympia Dukakis", an actress.

Pirates

In the Judge's memories of his prostate exam he sees Dr. Hartman as a pirate.

Primus

Shamus also pulls a poster of "the guys from (the band) Primus" from his peg arm.

Prostate exam

Dr. Hartman attempts to give Peter a Prostate exam

Robin the Boy Wonder

TV program shows how ineffective he is as a superhero

Sabado Gigante

Stewie mentions falling asleep watching this popular Latin show after shouting at Brian in Spanish.

The Accused

Dr Hartman throwing Peter up against the pinball machine in black and white flashback is a reference to "The Accused"

Yellow Pages

When Peter is channel hopping one of the channels is showing a Yellow Pages commercial

Note
Peter calls the Evil Monkey Meg!
This episode was directed by Mike Kim who usually works on American Dad.
This episode was named "Worst TV Show of the Week" by the Parents Television Council.

Note

Peter calls the Evil Monkey Meg!

This episode was directed by Mike Kim who usually works on American Dad.

This episode was named "Worst TV Show of the Week" by the Parents Television Council.

Character	Voice	Notes
Adam West (Mayor)	Adam West
Brian Griffin	Seth MacFarlane
Chris Griffin	Seth Green
Cleveland Brown	Mike Henry
Diane Simmons	Lori Alan
Dr. Hartman	Seth MacFarlane
Evil Monkey
Joe Swanson	Patrick Warburton
Judge	Phil LaMarr
Lois Griffin	Alex Borstein
Meg Griffin	Mila Kunis
Peter Griffin	Seth MacFarlane
Quagmire (Glen Quagmire)	Seth MacFarlane
Rupert	UNKNOWN	Rupert appears in Stewie's fantasy as Rupert's head on a muscular guy's body wearing just speedos
Shamus	Seth MacFarlane
Stewie Griffin	Seth MacFarlane
Tom Tucker	Seth MacFarlane
Tricia Takanawa	Alex Borstein

Character

Voice

Notes

Adam West

Seth MacFarlane

Seth Green

Mike Henry