"Stu and Stewie's Excellent Adventure" Quiz

Answer: Is the world ruled by apes?

Oddly, Stewie asks himself the same Ellen Cleghorne question later in the episode. Ellen Cleghorne was on TV's "Saturday Night Live for four years and she won an Emmy for her performances despite the fact she has never found a successful vehicle. Stewie's future self is only in San Francisco because he's on a vacation to a distant time.

In fact, the previous summer he went back in time to visit Jesus Christ- whose powers were a bit over-exaggerated.

Answer: Britney Spears'

Although Britney loses a foot to diabetes in the future, and the despite the fact that she's obese and wheelchair bound, she comes back and tries to dance. She ends up rolling off the stage and setting on fire. Stewie manages to hitch a ride into the future with Stu and they visit the Griffins of the future. Stewie is surprised that over thirty years, nothing has really changed.

Answer: Pablo

When Stewie and Stu arrive at the house, Stu introduces Stewie as Pablo and pretends that he's a Nicaraguan child that he's been sponsoring. Stewie's surprised that Lois is still alive despite his frequent plans to kill her and he manages to insult her thirty years into the future. In the end, Lois explains that she recognized Stewie the moment he arrived.

Answer: Vanessa

In the previous episode, Lois told Chris to meet a girl in the mall who smoked, and in this episode, it appears that he found one. Vanessa constantly swears and plots to place the Griffin parents into a retirement home for their final years (and she gets her wish).

In the future, Chris turns out to be a policeman. Before Meg arrives for dinner, Peter and Lois talk about their last vacation which Peter describes as better than the time he was stranded on a desert island with Bono.

Answer: Ron

Stu explains that Meg changed her gender and name after going to college and Stewie is only surprised at the fact that Meg went to college. After this, Stu takes Stewie to Brian's final resting place in the backyard. Brian died after eating chocolate out of the garbage can. During dinner, Vanessa brings up the retirement home idea and she says that she only wants to do it to get Peter and Lois' house.

Answer: It was cut off and eaten

Back in present time, Brian cut off Rupert's leg and ate it when he and Stewie were arguing about flat taxes. In the future, Stu still has Rupert in his messy apartment. In the future, it turns out that Stu works at the Quahog Circuit Shack, which was also visited in the previous episode.

Answer: Fran

Stu finds Fran extremely funny although Stewie finds Stu's taste in humour quite bland (because he likes reading Parade Magazine). Stu finds Fran quite attractive and Stewie decides to help Stewie get a date with her. He also bans Stu from reading "Parade" and helps him redecorate his apartment to look like a classy bachelor pad. Later, when Stu sleeps with Fran, he gets fired for sleeping with an employee.

Answer: Stress-release candles

After losing both Fran and his job, Stewie returns home to find that his stress-release candles burnt down his apartment in an ironic twist. Meanwhile, Peter and Lois arrive at the retirement home to talk to Joe, Cleveland, and Quagmire. Both Quagmire and Cleveland are in wheelchairs at such an old age, but Joe, who had paralysis in the lower half of his body for much of his life isn't. Since Bonnie died, he had her legs surgically attached to his hips.

Answer: A marker that smells like fruit

After Stu loses nearly everything, Stewie tries to cheer him up with the Glad Game. In this game, he simply names off things that make him feel good. After this, Stu says that everything changed since the near-death experience at the community pool (which happened two episodes earlier). Stewie plans to return to the present day to prevent the incident from occurring, and to do this, Stu borrows money from Lois.

She gives them the money as long as they prevent Chris from marrying Vanessa and as long as they don't make Peter and herself live in a retirement home.

Answer: Yes

On the way to the present day, Stewie kills Vanessa at Chris' wedding and heads to the community pool in a scene that emulates a moment from "Ferris Bueller's Day Off". When he arrives at the pool, he manages to stop himself from destroying the lifeguard tower just in time, but he ends up vaporizing himself (destroying the Stewie that went back in time).

In the end, Stewie stops the tower from falling and Meg meets Ron.