Lois starts finding herself compelled to steal things from stores, getting an almost sexual rush from breaking the law. She eventually gets caught, however, and...
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When Peter learns that Mort’s pharmacy runs a tab system, he goes crazy buying everything he can get his hands on. Unfortunately, he doesn’t realize that he eventually has to pay for everything, and...
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Brian decides to take a break from things by auditioning for a TV show called “The Bachelorette” in which a beautiful model picks her true love from a pack of hopefuls. While...
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After winning a game of trivial pursuit, Peter becomes convinced that he’s a genius. Brian gets tired of his friend’s gloating and tells Peter to apply for a MacArthur grant. When the results come back, we learn that not only...
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While looking around town for someone to rescue, Peter bursts into Cleveland’s house, only to catch Loretta having sex with another man. After investigating through the neighborhood, they discover that...
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Meg receives a free makeover from a TV station and becomes beautiful. When the Griffin family starts a band, the producer decides to put the now-gorgeous Meg at the front and promote her as the star...
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Quagmire gets caught spying on Lois in a public toilet and is forced to confront his sex addiction. In the course of his recovery he saves a woman’s life and is hailed as a hero. Jealous of Quagmire’s new fame, Peter...
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Chris’ new English teacher turns out to be a seductive young woman. When she begins returning the attention Chris shows her, he finds himself falling in love with her. The teacher’s intentions, however...
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Worried that their love life is growing routine, Peter and Lois decide to try going on a second honeymoon, and manage to sneak into Mel Gibson’s personal suite at a fancy new hotel. While there...
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After hearing about the good jobs his friends’ lawyers and accountants are doing, Peter becomes fixated on the idea of Jews as mathematical and legal geniuses. Hoping to give Chris a chance for a better future than he can provide...
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