"Family Guy" for the All-Knower Quiz

Answer: "Drop Dead Legs" by Van Halen

In this universe, Christianity never existed, so technology was a millennium more advanced. This is where Stewie gets a pig to win a contest at the Quahog Fair.

Answer: Glenn Quagmire

In "Blue Harvest", Bruce plays Greedo, Carter plays Uncle Owen and Mort plays a Jawa. In "Something, Something, Something Dark Side", Bruce plays Admiral Piette, Carter plays Emperor Palpatine and Mort plays Lando Calrissian. In both movies, Quagmire plays C3PO.

Answer: Indiana Jones:The Raiders of the Lost Ark

The scene parodied was the fight against the muscle man. Peter and the chicken, during the end of the fight, started fighting in a plane field. As the chicken knocked Peter down, about to finish him off, doesn't see a biplane's propeller about to shred him.

It does, and Peter walks away bloody and bruised, but he doesn't see the chicken's foot clench like a fist, showing that he is still alive.

Answer: Nicole

The only episode this is ever in is "No Chris Left Behind" (also the only episode she is ever seen) by the end of season 8. She is also a giant chicken, but instead of having yellow feathers like Ernie, she has white feathers. She is seen having dinner with her husband and Peter after them forgetting what they started their first fight over, and decide to have a dinner to resolve their differences.

Answer: "Baby, I Love Your Way" (Peter Frampton)

This is because they heard this song while making out in the middle of the road; the reason they are hearing this is because they caused a gas tanker to crash, and this song was on the radio of the tanker (the crash was followed by a lengthy death of the driver).

At the end of the episode, when Lois angrily barges into the golf course Peter was at, Peter can be seen, and Peter Frampton comes out from behind a tree singing this song and playing the guitar.

Answer: Jabba the Griffin

Osias is Peter's Great Grandfather, owner of one of the first telephones; Nate Griffin is Peter's Great Great Great Great Grandfather, and Kichwa Tembo Peter's apparent Swahili name (and when literally translated, means "Head Elephant"). Jabba the Griffin is an obvious parody of Jabba the Hutt; he even has a slave girl in chains by his side.

Answer: The Freakin' FCC

This was originally played in a season 4 episode, "PTV". It shows how the FCC censors nearly everything, including the most minor phrases and sounds. Stewie ranted about it at the end of the episode, saying how the actual FCC liked the parody of them; this took up the time for the musical.

Answer: Cleveland

When Stewie was about to kill Lois later on in the episode, this time is mentioned by him, when he said, "Say hi to Cleveland for me! Oh, and Mr. Weed." In the end, this whole episode along with the previous one, "Stewie Kills Lois", happen to be a simulation.

Answer: Tomak and Bellgarde

These two were first seen in a cutaway gag in "The Former Life of Brian". The way they speak is very fractured, and they say things like "Oh, for definite!" and "What do you say for celebration we go dunk our whistles in our trough?". Gaspard is the name of one of their friends, mentioned in "Extra Large Medium".

Answer: Madame Claude

Cleveland introduces her to the drinking group at the beginning of the episode and she told everyone's past; Joe was an octopus, much to his delight, and Quagmire was Jack the Ripper. Peter was Griffin Peterson, the real founder of Quahog (as opposed to Miles Musket and the Magic Clam, a myth retold in "Fifteen Minutes of Shame"). Bernice is Cleveland's girlfriend in one episode, however.