“You May Now Kiss the...Uh...Guy Who Receives”
Family Guy episode
Episode no.	Season 4 Episode 25
Guest stars	Adam West
Written by	David A. Goodman
Directed by	Dominic Polcino
Production no.	4ACX28
Original airdate	April 30, 2006
Season 4 episodes
Family Guy - Season 4 May 1, 2005 – May 21, 2006
North by North Quahog Fast Times at Buddy Cianci, Jr. High Blind Ambition Don't Make Me Over The Cleveland-Loretta Quagmire Petarded Brian the Bachelor 8 Simple Rules for Buying My Teenage Daughter Breaking Out Is Hard to Do Model Misbehavior Peter's Got Woods Perfect Castaway Jungle Love PTV Brian Goes Back to College The Courtship of Stewie's Father The Fat Guy Strangler The Father, the Son, and the Holy Fonz Brian Sings and Swings Patriot Games I Take Thee Quagmire Sibling Rivalry Deep Throats Peterotica You May Now Kiss the...Uh...Guy Who Receives Petergeist Untitled Griffin Family History Stewie B. Goode (1) Bango Was His Name Oh! (2) Stu and Stewie's Excellent Adventure (3)
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Plot summary

Brian’s gay cousin Jasper comes to Quahog with his Filipino boyfriend, Ricardo. They reveal they’re going to get married. Brian Griffin is a fictional cartoon character on the FOX animated television series Family Guy, and is voiced by show creator, Seth MacFarlane. ... GAY can mean: Gay, a term referring to homosexual men or women The IATA code for Gaya Airport Category: ... These are characters from the animated TV series Family Guy. ... The actual skyline of Providence as viewed from the northwest looking southeast Animated counterpart: suggesting a location mostly west of Providence for Quahog Quahog (pronounced koh-hawg, IPA , kwag, or kwa-HOG, IPA ) is a fictional city in Providence County, Rhode Island where the animated television comedy Family Guy is...

Mayor Adam West has made a solid gold statue of Dig ’Em for the servicemen who died in the “recent Gulf conflict,” putting the city in enormous debt. In order to distract his constituency, he proposes a bill outlawing gay marriage. Meanwhile, Chris falls for Alyssa, a beautiful Young Republican girl, and joins the party to impress her. To meet Wikipedias quality standards, this article or section may require cleanup. ... Kelloggs Sugar Smacks is a sweetened puffed wheat breakfast cereal. ... There have been three conflicts in the late 20th century and early 21st century called Gulf War, all of which refer to conflicts in the Persian Gulf region: Iran-Iraq War (1980-1988) (aka First Gulf War). ... Same-sex marriage (also called gay marriage, and—less frequently—homosexual marriage) refers to marriage between partners of the same gender (for other forms of same-sex unions that are different from marriages, see the articles linked in that section). ... Christopher Cross Chris Griffin (born 1993, in Quahog, Rhode Island) is the second child of Peter and Lois Griffin in the TV cartoon series Family Guy. ... The Young Republicans is an organization for members of the Republican Party of the United States between the ages of 18 and 40. ...

Brian vows to stop West, eventually getting 10,000 people to sign a petition, but Lois, who is conflicted about gay marriage, refuses to sign. To escape this, she takes Stewie to visit her parents. Before Brian can present the petition to the mayor, Chris burns it because Alyssa has agreed he may touch her breasts if he destroys the petition. Lois Griffin (née Pewterschmidt) is a cartoon character on the TV show Family Guy by Seth MacFarlane. ... Stewart Gilligan Stewie Griffin is a fictional character in the animated television series Family Guy. ...

Brian gets 10,000 more signatures, but the Mayor doesn’t change his mind. Brian takes a security guard’s gun, and holds the mayor hostage. A security officer guards a construction site. ... For other uses, see Hostage (disambiguation). ...

Lois hears about Brian on TV, then finds out that her parents don’t love each other. She changes her mind on gay marriage, deciding love is more important in marriage than whether it involves a man or woman. She returns to Quahog, and convinces Brian to free the mayor. Because the hostage situation has distracted the entire town from the Dig ’Em scandal, Mayor West drops the charges. It also helps that Brian gave West a key for a VW (which Stewie had found earlier in a candy jar). Jasper and Ricardo get married in the backyard of the Griffin house.

Censorship

• In a cutaway featuring Noah, he says he’ll throw the misappropriated progeny of an elephant and a penguin “the fuck overboard.” This was bleeped on the FOX, BBC and Cartoon Network airings and on the censored track of the DVD version, but not on the uncut audio track on the DVD.

References

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Notes

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• When people are protesting, Adam West uses his Political Diversions List, which reads: Outlaw Flag Burning, Use Escape Pod, Scapegoat the Jews, Suicide, Scapegoat the Blacks, Scapegoat the French, Scapegoat the Jews Again (Call them New Yorkers), Start a War, and Jingle Keys. He chooses “Jingle Keys.”
• Originally, after Peter asked Jasper if showering at the Y was like Supermarket Sweep, Lois tells Peter that he’s as tactless as the nerds who sat in front of them when Peter and Lois went to see Schindler’s List. The scene goes to a cutaway where a row of nerds are waiting for one of the actresses in the gas chamber scene to get naked (with the leader, chanting “We’ve got bush! We’ve got bush!”). This scene is shown in a collection of deleted scenes on the Family Guy Volume 4 DVD.
• In the collection of deleted scenes on the Family Guy Volume 4 DVD set, there is an extended version of the sequence where Lois consults a priest about her stance on gay marriage, where Lois tells the priest about how she used to have sex with women before she married Peter, after which a “boing” sound can be heard, suggesting that the priest gets an erection.
• The door of the Young Republicans club bears the name “Society of Arch-Republican Students (S.A.R.S.)” in reference to the infamous disease that spread throughout Southeast Asia in 2002 and 2003.
• Peter loves the brownies Jasper brings home from the "West Quahog" gay district, referring to the infamously gay West Hollywood, California, and he says they "pack so much fudge into these [brownies]," referring to the slang term fudge packer.
• The leader of the Young Republicans is addressed as Chancellor, a reference to Nazi Germany.
• Bill Clinton appears naked again, having previously appeared naked in the episode “E. Peterbus Unum.”
• Jasper’s fiancée Ricardo had appeared in the episode “Brian Does Hollywood.” Jasper explained in that episode that he doesn’t speak a word of English, and in this episode he doesn’t say a word.
• Brian tells Chris that he hasn’t “been with a girl” since three years prior to the destruction of the Challenger. However, in the episode “Brian Wallows and Peter's Swallows,” Brian dated Pearl Burton (the jingle singer who disappeared after her popularity plummeted when she tried become a legitimate singer), in the Peter's Got Woods episode, he dated Meg's teacher Shauna Parks, and in “Screwed the Pooch” he copulated with the female dog Seabreeze in the middle of the race track (even though the puppies she carried belonged to Ted Turner).
• This is one of the few episodes in which Stewie actually calls Peter by his name, instead of “the fat man.” This can be seen just before the clip of the Proclaimers.
• On August 5, 2007, this episode was the second of a four-episode set of Family Guy on FOX hosted by the stars of the upcoming film Superbad. This and two of the other episodes were also named “Worst TV Shows of the Week” by the Parents Television Council, a frequent critic of the show.^[1]
• The Pewterschmidt's candy jar has licorice, a stick of Freedent gum, a Luden's cough drop, a fishing lure, an eyeglass lens, and a spare key for a Volkswagen Scirocco.
• Adam West swallowed these items: an inflatable raft, a People magazine, Stratego, and the anti-gay marriage bill he was going to sign.
• In a deleted scene, Ricardo is shown talking in Tagalog with Stewie.
• As Brian accompanies Jasper down the aisle at the wedding, there is a brief shot of the rest of the Griffins (minus Stewie, who is a groomsman), and, when Brian comes to sit, he sits in a seat that was, 3 seconds earlier, occupied by Chris, who's seat is now inexplicably unoccupied.

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Cultural references

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• Adam West spends taxpayer money on a solid gold statue of Dig ’Em, the frog mascot for Honey Smacks cereal.
• Peter recalls how he helped Luke Skywalker by taking the place of Han Solo’s Tauntaun (a reference to Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back).
• Brian, Stewie, and Jasper are watching Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music.
• Glenn Quagmire sings the chorus to Ross Bagdasarian’s song Witch Doctor after declining to sign Brian’s petition (according to the DVD commentary, Seth MacFarlane refers to this joke as a “$10,000 joke,” since that’s how much it cost him to use the song).
• When Lois realizes she’s been brainwashed by her parents, a cutaway shows Elizabeth Smart back with her family.
• When the priest shows the video about homosexuals to Lois, it says it was made by Pat Robertson Industries; this is a reference to Pat Robertson, an American evangelist who often speaks against gay rights (according to the DVD commentary, Fox Standards and Practices wanted Seth and company to add the “Pat Robertson Industries” line so Fox wouldn’t be accused of being against homosexuality).
• The creature that comes out of the person and attacks the doctor is a reference to Alien. The man the creature burst from, “Mr. Braga,” was named for Brannon Braga by executive producer David A. Goodman, who worked under Braga on Star Trek: Enterprise.
• Brian watches Sex and the City in order to get signatures for his petitions to reverse the gay marriage ban.
• Adam West reads an issue of People Magazine from 1989, which has an interview with Paul Hogan.
• Stewie says (meaning Jasper) “This idiot will fit in with our family as badly as Peter fit in with the Proclaimers.” Peter is then shown singing I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles) with The Proclaimers.