'Family Guy' Seasons/Episodes Trivia

1. How did Darth Vader die and by whose hand?

From Quiz It's a Trap

Answer: Broken neck; Luke Skywalker

Luke Skywalker broke Darth Vader's neck after trying to remove his helmet so father and son could see each other. Darth Vader came to Luke as a ghost during the show's last scene and cussed Luke for killing him after Darth saved his life.

From Quiz 'Lottery Fever'

Answer: She tells Peter that she is pregnant

The opening credit sequence is special in this episode as one of the girls dancing with the Griffin family stops the sequence and tells Peter that she is pregnant. We see her walk down a flight of stairs and go up to Peter and interrupt him while he sings. She complains to him that he didn't respond to any of her texts too. Then Lois steps in and Peter manages to make people believe that the girl was stealing from the show. She is escorted off. Then Peter is shown trying to salvage what is left of the opening sequence by singing alone.

From Quiz "And Then There Were Fewer"

Answer: World War II

At the beginning of the episode, the soldier receives a note from his girlfriend saying that she misses him. It is never actually explained why a World War II soldier is being quartered in the Griffin's house.

From Quiz "Road to the Multiverse"

Answer: To celebrate Clam Day

You can see this when the plane spells out "Clam Day" with smoke. The Griffins seem happy about this day.

From Quiz "Something, Something, Something, Dark Side"

Answer: Juicy Fruit

After Han found Luke on the island of Hoth, he kept him warm in the stomach of a dead Tauntan. While waiting to be rescued, Han acted out the 1980's "Juicy Fruit" commercial in its entirety.

From Quiz "The Simpsons Guy" Part 1

Answer: For Pete's Sake

During Brian's spiel, Peter left and got his comic published. He walks in and says, "I'm back. I'm published. Check it out." We then see his comic titled "For Pete's Sake". He then says, "I call my comic 'For Pete's Sake' because it points out things that make you shake your head and say 'For Pete's Sake!'"

From Quiz It's a Trap

Answer: Leia

While the fighting was going on, Leia took the chains binding her wrists and used them to choke Jabba. No one came to Jabba's rescue and Leia killed him. During the fight, Boba Fett was killed as well.

From Quiz 'Lottery Fever'

Answer: He wants to scream at all the people who come in

While Peter, Chris and Brian are watching the news, Peter expresses to Lois his desire to open a sushi restaurant. When asked why, he says that he wants to do it not because he cares for sushi, but because he just wants to scream at all the people who come in. Here, we see a cut away to Peter standing behind a sushi counter and screaming random words to everyone who entered. Lois politely lets Peter down telling him that money is scarce and that they have to live on a tight budget.

From Quiz "Road to the Multiverse"

Answer: Kim Cattrall

In this episode, you never see Kim, but Peter states this as the Griffins walk out of the tent.

From Quiz "Family Guy" Season 12 - "He's Bla-ack!"

Answer: Mort Goldman

In the middle of the opening song, Cleveland emerges from behind the curtains and interrupts the song to take Mort's place. When Mort asks what's going on, Cleveland says, "I'm sorry, Mort, but they want me back in the lineup." Mort then demands to know if will still get paid. Mort walks off the stage, and the sequence resumes with Cleveland back in the chorus line.

From Quiz "Something, Something, Something, Dark Side"

Answer: Tom Selleck

After losing his right hand in a fight with Darth Vader, Luke fell and ended up hanging from the bottom of Cloud City. Luke called out for Leia, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Tom Selleck. A scene from "Her Alibi" was shown where Tom Selleck thought he heard something and started looking around. Leia heard Luke's call and had Chewbacca turn around to save Luke.

From Quiz "The Simpsons Guy" Part 1

Answer: Apu

After their car was stolen, the Griffins start walking and end up in Springfield. Chris says he's starving. Lois points and says, "How 'bout we just go in that store there?" We then see the Kwik-E-Mart. They enter and Peter says, "Uh, excuse me." Apu then appears behind the counter and welcomes them to the store.

From Quiz "Family Guy" "Star Wars" Trilogy

Answer: Rush Limbaugh

Rush Limbaugh, who surprisingly is a big fan of the show, was not only the Rancor in "It's a Trap", but his voice was used for the talk radio host Luke and Threepio were listening to in "Blue Harvest".

From Quiz It's a Trap

Answer: Seth Green

The part of Chris had been played by Seth Green since the show's inception so having this actor being made fun of was the last straw for Luke Skywalker. He battled Darth Vader, eventually slicing off his arm, and killing the Emperor.

From Quiz 'Lottery Fever'

Answer: A room full of gold coins

The Griffin family wins the lottery, cashes in the cheque and spreads currency notes all around the house. They then discuss what each of them wants to buy with Chris wanting to get some supermarket fried chicken and Meg wanting a floor mirror. Peter then goes on to say that he has bought a room full of gold coins and is going to dive into it. The subsequent cutaway shows Peter doing the same and hurting himself on the fall.

From Quiz "And Then There Were Fewer"

Answer: Priscilla

Ashley Tisdale provided the voice of Priscilla in this episode.

From Quiz "Road to the Multiverse"

Answer: 95%

Adam West says this when he is at the "Guess your Weight Booth". He floats away grabbing a teddy bear.

From Quiz "Something, Something, Something, Dark Side"

Answer: Richard Marx "Hold On To The Night"

When Darth Vader was summoned by the Emperor, he wanted to know if Darth Vader wanted any of the CD's he was giving away. The Emperor was putting some songs on his Ipod and was getting rid of the CD's he had. Darth Vader expressed interest in the Richard Marx CD. Taylor Swift's "Fearless" was never mentioned.

From Quiz "The Simpsons Guy" Part 1

Answer: albino

Apu refuses to sell the Griffins donuts because they don't have any money. A voice says, "I'll pay for their donuts." Homer enters and says, "Apu, a dozen donuts for our albino visitors."

From Quiz It's a Trap

Answer: Luke never said

After Yoda dies, Chris finds the wallet and uses an unnamed credit card to purchase things. He also learns that Yoda's full name is Yoda Parseghian. This is a joke referring to Notre Dame football player Ara Parseghian, who is known as the Yoda of Notre Dame Football.

From Quiz 'Lottery Fever'

Answer: Bourbon whiskey

After winning the money, Peter meets Quagmire and Joe in their neighborhood bar. Both of them ask Peter to help them out by lending them money for different purposes. He gives them the money and then orders shots of the best Bourbon whiskey the bar has and asks for the Russian waiter he likes to bring it to them. And then there is a musical scene in which they all sing along. Later, when Quagmire and Joe decide to leave, Peter makes them stay stating that he will call the shots because he has the money and they have to do whatever he says. They agree and sit back down.

From Quiz "And Then There Were Fewer"

Answer: He got knocked into a pot after getting hit by Peter

Peter found a knight's armor while searching the house and fell down the stairs, slid on the ground and crashed into Joe's wheelchair, sending him flying into a pot. Joe recovered later in the episode.

From Quiz "Road to the Multiverse"

Answer: Universe Without Christ

Stewie got his pig there. Meg looks very different in this universe.

From Quiz "Family Guy" Season 12 - "He's Bla-ack!"

Answer: She painted his toenails

Joe takes out his foot to show the guys that Bonnie had painted his toenails. Peter notices that Joe's foot has been replaced with a child's foot. Joe explains that he had accidentally left a rubber band on his thigh, which had cut off the circulation to his foot.

From Quiz "Something, Something, Something, Dark Side"

Answer: Iraq

While watching Aaron Sorkin's new series "The Kitchen", the power goes out prompting the kids to ask Peter for another "Star Wars" story.

From Quiz "The Simpsons Guy" Part 1

Answer: 23

When Lisa shows Meg her room, Meg sees the trophies displayed and says, "Look at all these trophies! There must be like twenty of them!" Lisa replies, "Twenty-three but I'm sure you have a lot of trophies of your own." Meg then tells her she isn't good at anything

From Quiz "Family Guy" "Star Wars" Trilogy

Answer: Episode VI: The Great Muppet Caper

It started out with the working title "Episode VI: The Great Muppet Caper" (possibly eluding to the ewoks), then it was changed to "We Have a Bad Feeling About This", before settling on "It's a Trap". "Laugh It Up, Fuzzball" (a line Han Solo used on Chewbacca in "Empire") was the name of the whole trilogy when released on DVD and Blu Ray. "Maybe You'd Like It Back In Your Cell" (another famous Han Solo line) was not used at all.

From Quiz It's a Trap

Answer: The Cleveland Show

After Peter finished telling the story, Chris asked him who would do the prequels. Peter told Chris he thought "The Cleveland Show" would do the prequels. "The Cleveland Show" was cancelled after three seasons and never did parody the prequels. However, they did a parody of the first "Die Hard".

From Quiz "And Then There Were Fewer"

Answer: She was being pressured by James Woods to give him free perscription drugs

James Woods wrote in his diary that he pressured Muriel to give him the drugs for him and his girlfriend, and threatened to go to the police if she didn't.

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