Peter, Peter, Caviar Eater

Season 2, Episode 1, Aired
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Lois' Aunt dies and leaves her the Cherrywood Mansion. The family moves in to the new mansion in Newport only to lose their fortune after Peter makes an extravagant purchase at a charity auction.
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  • Perfect start for season 2 of FG

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    Lois' Aunt dies and leaves her the Cherrywood Mansion. The family moves in to the new mansion in Newport only to lose their fortune after Peter makes an extravagant purchase at a charity auction. This episode was perfect. One of the best episodes I've seen from the early seasons. Almost everything were great and hilarious. I laughed/liked Peter complaining about Lois' aunt, then she suddenly dies, the song (a tad long though but I would rather hear this song than to hear Mr. Booze), most of the cutaways, Stewie's appearance (once again, very funny), Brian's part when he was drunk, Brian saying "I'm your father," to Peter, and a few others. Overall score 10/10. WAY better than Lottery Fever, which reuses this episode's idea.moreless

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  • Perfect Season 2 premiere.

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    Lois' Aunt dies and leaves her the Cherrywood Mansion. The family moves in to the new mansion in Newport only to lose their fortune after Peter makes an extravagant purchase at a charity auction.

    What I liked- "WHO SAID MARGUARETE??", Margurete unexpectly dying, the "This House is Freakin' Sweet" song, Peter dancing with Margurete's dead body then dropping her and saying "Oh my god, she's dead."

    A perfect episode

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  • great

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    Lois' aunt gives her the Cherrywood Mansion, and Peter reveals that he sold their old house so they could move in the mansion for good. But Peter, and the children, start acting really spoiled, and all Lois wants is for things to go back to the way they were.

    Decent episode. The song was the best part, probably, and I liked Peter embarrassing Lois at dinner, and Brian trying to help Peter become a sophisticated man. Somewhere near the end though I lost interest and got kind of bored. But for the most part this was a pretty good episode, my final grade is a B- or so.moreless

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  • When Lois' aunt dies, her aunt gives the Griffin family her mansion

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    I thought that this was an excellent Season 2 premiere of "Family Guy". It was funny and it was well written. The cutaways were very funny in this episode especially the horse cutaway. The Griffin family moving in Lois' aunt's mansion after Peter sold the house in Quahog was a very good idea. Stewie's part in this episode was absolutely hilarious when he kept ordering the butlers to do something for him such cut his eggs. Peter at the dinner with the other rich people and Peter talking about the Mexican rat and everyone losing their appetites was hilarious. The song "I freakin' love this house" was a very funny and pretty cool song. Peter bidding a million dollars for a piece of art at the auction was very funny. Brian doing the Stars Wars thing to make Peter snap out of it and make Peter back to his self was funny. Peter being some kind of gentleman at the party was also funny. I also thought the end of the episode was pretty funny as well. Overall, this was an excellent Season 2 premiere of "Family Guy". 10/10moreless

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  • Season two premiere

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    This is the season two premiere. Lois's Aunt Margurite passes away, and in the will, The Griffins get her Cherrywood Mansion. Lois wants to just spend the weekends there, but Peter sold there house back in Quahog. Peter gets kicked out of The Country Club, and wants Brian to teach him how to be a gentleman, before a fancy raffle. Meanwhile, Meg, Chris and Stewie are being catered to their every whim, espicially Stewie, who makes two servants fight to the death.

    At the night of the raffle, Peter bets on a fancy piece of art, just to impress Lois, and he must sell their mansion to pay for it, so they are back at their house in Quahog.

    This was a good episode. I enjoyed the one horse town, and all of Stewie's scenes.

    Overall Grade: 80%/B-moreless

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Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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    • When The Grady Girls from The Shining are seen they appear identical when in the movie they weren't. Edit
    • Stewie has a gun inside of Rupert. Edit
    • In the scene where Lois sees Peter dancing his pants are blue. Then shortly after they start dancing they are green and after that they turn blue again. Edit
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    • Family Guy was moved to Thursdays at the beginning of this season. Opposite of powerhouse shows Friends and Survivor. Edit
  • Quotes

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    • Chris: If I ever go back to Quahog, it'll be just so that I can poke poor people with a stick! Edit
    • Coco: You simply must join us in a game of baccarat. Peter: Right baccarat atcha! Edit
    • Aunt Margarite: (On her video will) Lois, you were always my favorite niece; I just knew you would find a wonderful man who would make all your dreams come true. (Leans closely into the camera and glares angrily) Aunt Margarite: But I was wrong. Peter: And now you're dead. Score one for Peter. Edit
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    • Casablanca: Lois's outfit, when she is threatening to leave Peter, is identical to Ingrid Bergman's in the closing scenes of this classic film. Edit
    • Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous: The beginning of aunt Marguerite's message is done in the style of this show hosted by Robin Leach. Edit
    • Da Beers The diamond commercial with silhouettes is a parody of the commercials for this famous jewelry dealer. Edit
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