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Barely Legal

Written by Kirker Butler and directed by unknown

When Meg cant find a date to her junior prom, Brian gets suckered into going with her, even though he is dating Jillian (Drew Barrymore). When Brian arrives at the dance he gets drunk to ease his pain, but after he makes out with Meg he really hurts. The next morning Meg starts to think of Brian as her boyfriend and becomes obsessed with spending every waking moment with him. Meanwhile, Peter, Cleveland and Quagmire join the police force and have to come to Brians aid.

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Episode number: 508
Production number: 5ACX03
Season: Season 5 (2006/2007)

First broadcast:
Sunday December 17, 2006

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Cultural references

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ReferenceDetails
Casino"Can you feel me? Can you feel me inside you?" (Lester on the phone with Ginger before Ace walks in and catches her talking to him)
Fatal AttractionThe scene where Meg is listening to opera while turning the light on and off is from the movie "Fatal Attraction" starring Michael Douglas & Glenn Close.
Good Burger While at the Police Academy performing a body cavity search of Quagmire, Peter finds a copy of the movie Good Burger.
Police academyWhen Peter, cleveland, and quagmire go to the police academy Peter says "welcome to our first day at Police Academy 4" a obvious refrence to the Police Academy movie series
Saturday Night LiveThere would always be this segment on Weekend Update, where Garrett Morris would appear in a little circle and then Chevy Chase would say he's the president of some school for the deaf.
The King of ComedyThe scene where Meg has Brian tied up to a chair in hotel room is similar to a scene in King of Comedy, where Sandra Bernhard's character kidnaps Jerry Lewis.
The WizTrisha Takanawa was reporting the absencse of police, and everyone in the streets 'unzipped' to reveal their true nature, that of African-American swimsuit models. The song/dance number that ensued is derived directly from 1978's 'The Wiz', starring Michael Jackson, Diana Ross, and Richard Pryor. It was directed by Sidney Lumet and was a very loose interpretation of 'The Wizard of Oz'.
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Note
Mila Kunis was nominated for an Annie Award for her voice performance in this episode as the character Meg.
Kirker Butler was nominated for the Writing in an Animated Television Production award at the 34th Annie Awards for this episode.
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Characters (and voice credits)

CharacterVoiceNotes
Brian GriffinSeth MacFarlane
Chris GriffinSeth Green
Cleveland BrownMike Henry
Connie DemicoLisa Wilhoit
JillianDrew Barrymore
Joe SwansonPatrick Warburton
Lois GriffinAlex Borstein
Meg GriffinMila KunisMeg falls for Brian
Peter GriffinSeth MacFarlane
Quagmire (Glen Quagmire)Seth MacFarlane
Stewie GriffinSeth MacFarlane

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