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* ''[[The Electric Company]]'' - Stewie sings "There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea" (albeit with new lyrics), a song from the 1970s PBS children's show. {{fact}} |
* ''[[The Electric Company]]'' - Stewie sings "There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea" (albeit with new lyrics), a song from the 1970s PBS children's show. {{fact}} |
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* ''[[Get Smart]]'' - The scene where Peter walks through a series of automatic doors to get at his girlie magazines is a spoof of the opening to the 1960s situation comedy starring [[Don Adams]].{{fact}} |
* ''[[Get Smart]]'' - The scene where Peter walks through a series of automatic doors to get at his girlie magazines is a spoof of the opening to the 1960s situation comedy starring [[Don Adams]].{{fact}} |
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* [[NBC]] sitcom ''[[Wings (TV series)|Wings]]'' In the brewery, Quagmire starts to talk about the show yet no one else can recall it causing him to storm out. |
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Revision as of 20:06, 17 November 2006
Template:Infobox Family Guy episode
Whistle While Your Wife Works is a season 5 episode of the FOX animated television series Family Guy.
Plot summary
Template:Spoiler Quagmire comes back from Florida with fireworks. While Peter tells Quagmire the very long name of the firework bomb he has made, the fireworks explode, severing and scattering Peter's fingers. Peter must then collect his fingers so that they can be reattached. Later, it's closing time at the Drunken Clam but Peter and crew are not ready to stop drinking yet, so they continue the alcohol consumption at the Pawtucket Brewery. Once Peter returns to work, he is scolded by his supervisor, Angela, who tells him that his productivity has waned. Peter explains that his injured hand is to blame, but Angela still says he has to improve or he will be fired. Lois comes to the brewery to help Peter get caught up at work by typing for him while his hand heals. In the office, Peter imagines Lois is his secretary and begins to sexually harass her in an attempt to convince her to have sex with him in the office. She eventually complies.
Meanwhile, Brian tells Stewie that he has been dating a girl named Jillian, but he doesn't want Stewie to meet her. Stewie is convinced that the reason for this is that Jillian is ugly, but Brian finally introduces Stewie to Jillian to prove that she is actually attractive. Stewie soon discovers that the real reason Brian didn't want him to meet Jillian is because she is extremely unintelligent. Brian is teased by Lois for dating someone so dense when Stewie tricks her into coming over to the house for dinner, and Brian later admits that the relationship is basically based on sex and that he should end it soon. Stewie encourages Brian to break up with her, but when Brian goes to her house to do so, he is distracted by her nudity and ends up having sex with her instead. Template:Spoilerend
Notes
- This is the first episode to break the fourth wall during the opening sequence, where Peter messes up the opening theme by falling down the stairs and landing on one of the dancers.
- This is the last of the 35 production seasons episodes from production season 4 [1].
- This is the second time Drew Barrymore has guest-starred on the show, the first being Fast Times at Buddy Cianci Jr. High in 2005.
Cultural references
- "Axel F" - Brian's ring tone is the theme from Beverly Hills Cop, which was performed by Harold Faltermeyer. [citation needed]
- The Electric Company - Stewie sings "There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea" (albeit with new lyrics), a song from the 1970s PBS children's show. [citation needed]
- Get Smart - The scene where Peter walks through a series of automatic doors to get at his girlie magazines is a spoof of the opening to the 1960s situation comedy starring Don Adams.[citation needed]
- NBC sitcom Wings In the brewery, Quagmire starts to talk about the show yet no one else can recall it causing him to storm out.