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Family Guy Season 8 Episode 6

Quagmire's Baby

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AIRED: 11/15/09

Father doesn't know best when Quagmire assumes responsibility for a baby Peter finds who looks just like him. Meanwhile, Stewie clones himself.

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Quagmire thinks he found a baby that looks like him; Stewie clones himself

9.0

By fsaenz0125, Oct 07, 2012

Father doesn't know best when Quagmire assumes responsibility for a baby Peter finds who looks just like him. Meanwhile, Stewie clones himself. This episode was an improvement over a few past episode. It still doesn't beat the very first episode of the season but it was quite good. Quagmire's plot was 9.5/10 while Stewie and Brian plot was 8.5/10. There were only a few boring parts here but one of the noticeable problem was the very ending of the clone subplot. It was so disturbing to see Brian and Stewie's clones to fell off (I think that blood, I thought it was meat blood). Also Stewie's command to clone Brian was pretty lame (he said something about putting his index finger in order to be cloned). Parts that were memorable were Peter thinking the guy on the radio is Ronald Regan but it's actually Rich Little, a few parts during the clone subplot, most of the cutaways, and a few more. Overall score 9/10moreless
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Finally a decent episode.

8.0

By jmbsonic555, Oct 10, 2011

Father doesn't know best when Quagmire assumes responsibility for a baby Peter finds who looks just like him. Meanwhile, Stewie clones himself.

Both plots were great, but Brian and Stewie's plot was a little bit better than Quagmire's.

8/10 C-
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Quagmire finds out that he has a baby and he realizes that being a father is a huge responsibility

9.0

By tigerdude22, Jul 01, 2011

I thought that this was a superb episode of "Family Guy". This episode would've gotten a 10 from me but it was Stewie and Brian's plot that made it that reason. There really weren't that many laughs from me. I only laughed very hard twice in this episode but they were both towards the end of the episode. If it weren't for Quagmire's plot and this episode focused on Stewie and Brian's plot then my score would have been so much lower because I did NOT like Stewie and Brian's plot at all. Stewie and Brian's plot is about when Stewie clones himself who apparently is a dumb clone and then later on, he clones Brian who is also a dumb clone. Those clones were just repulsive and disturbing to look at... what made the plot worse was the end of the subplot when clone Brian's jaw drops and his body splatters into blood on the floor and the same thing goes to clone Stewie... what the heck? The subplot is the reason why this episode got a 9 but it would've been so much lower if it weren't for Quagmire's plot saving it. Quagmire's plot was really good and all. It was interesting that he has a baby but it was kinda sad that Quagmire wanted to give away his baby Anna Lee. It was nice that Quagmire knows that he made a huge mistake of giving away Anna Lee and went back to get her but a family was already going to adopt her and Quagmire saw how happy she looked with that family so he decided to let go of her. As for the two scenes I laughed very hard, they were both towards the end of the episode. One scene I laughed super hard at was when the stripper gave Peter and Joe homework... then Peter and Joe are working on the homework and then Peter asks Joe "What did you for number 4?" and then Joe tells Peter "She says don't share answers". The second scene that I laughed very hard was when Peter was shouting at Joe and telling him what the house looks like (the house that Quagmire was gonna get Anna Lee until he saw that she was adopted with a happy family). Overall, the Stewie/Brian plot made my score a 9 and it would've been much worse but Quagmire's plot saved its behind like big time... I enjoyed Quagmire's plot and it was kinda sad. 9/10moreless
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Quigmire Shows His Tender Side.

10

By gideonbernstein, Nov 18, 2010

Throughout the entire series of "Family Guy" Glenn Quigmire has portrayed himself as an irresposible player and pervert, but in this episode, he shows himself with a tender side when he discovers that he is the father of a cute little baby girl. He then becomes a loving, responsible parent when he does everything that he can for his little daugther, Anna Lee. He then makes the greatest sacrifice of his life when he gives her up for adoption to a family who is better suited at raising her than he is. It is not very often that Family Guy brings out tears in its viewers, but this time it does so very well.moreless
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Quagmire finds a baby girl in his doorstep with a note saying that she is his daughter. Glen names her Anna Lee and decides weather to keep her or give her up for adoption. Meanwhile Stewie clones himself and than Brian.moreless

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By TudorRose, Oct 15, 2010

Another great episode. Glen Quamire had a good episode directed mostly towards him. This episode was very interesting and enjoyable to watch. They finally had an episode with Quagmire finding out he has a daughter from from all that unprotected sex. The only question whos the mother? That we probably will never know considering Quagmire has slept with half the women of Quhoge. The clone part was pretty good as well. Clone Stewie was scary. He looked like a baby with inbreeding in the family. Clone Brian was event scarier. At the end when his jaw fell off was very creepy. In all a great episode.moreless
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Seth MacFarlane	Peter/Stewie/Brian/Quagmire/Tom Tucker (Various)
Alex Borstein	Lois and Various
Seth Green	Chris and Various
Mila Kunis	Meg
Mike Henry (VI)	Various

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Luke Adams	Voice	Guest Star
John Bunnell	Voice	Guest Star
Noah Gray-Cabey	Voice	Guest Star
Max Burkholder	Various	Recurring Role
Danny Smith (IV)	Various	Recurring Role
Alec Sulkin	Various	Recurring Role

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- Bitch Brian: Peter, I sharpened a pencil in my bum, and now I need a band-aid.
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- Peter: Now hang on Quagmire, there's no guarantee that it's your baby.
  Baby: Giggity?
  Quagmire: Ooh, I say that...
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- World's Wildest Police Videos
  When the police are chasing Fred Flintstone's car, the scene is from above, similar to the footage shot from a helicopter during police chases on World's Wildest Police Videos, and even includes John Bunnell's voice-over.
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- The Wizard of Oz
  When Peter finds the witches broom in the basement, he rides it outside and into the sky, writing a sky message, similar to the Wicked Witch of the West on The Wizard of Oz
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- Quagmire's Baby
  
  The title of this episode is a parody of the title of the 1967 Ira Levin novel, and subsequent 1968 film, Rosemary's Baby.
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