Family Guy

Sound of Music: The scene of Stewie singing "I have confidence" references this musical.

Easy Rider The last shot of the credit sequence is Brian and Stewie on motorcycles. The cowboy hat and American flag helmet are references to the 1969 movie Easy Rider.

Thelma and Louise Over the main title of the movie, Brian and Stewie are shown driving off a cliff in a convertible. This is a nod to the movie Thelma and Louise, right down to Stewie's scarf around his head a la Geena Davis.

2003 NLCS When Stewie tells Brian he has done worse things and flashbacks to the baseball game where he tells Steve to grab the foul ball. This is a reference to game six of the 2003 NLCS between the Chicago Cubs and Florida Marlins when a Cub fan, Steve Bartman, reached over the wall and attempted to grab a foul ball from Cubs' player Moises Alou. They ended up losing the game and then the series. The ball was later blown up at Harry Caray's Restaurant in Chicago.

Who's the Boss? When Steve Allen turns on the TV in Hell, the theme song to "Who's the Boss?" is heard.

Family Feud - Richard Dawson When Peter, as the host of Family Feud, cops a feel from one of the female contestants, it's a funny reference to Richard Dawson, who always kissed the ladies on the show.

Star Trek V In the opening scene, Stewie is wearing rocket boots while Brian is climbing a rock face. This is a reference to the movie Star Trek V.

Jaws At the beginning, where the opening credits of Brian and Stewie are being shown one shot shows Stewie taking a picture of a shark off a boat, which is an allusion to the "Jaws" ride, at Universal Studios Orlando.

There was 2 reference of Indiana Jones. One is a parody of The Temple of Doom, where Short Round portrayed by Stewie accidentally bumps into a trap only to tell Indy that Kate Capshaw got her role in the movie because she was sleeping with the director, future husband Steven Spielberg. The other is from The Last Crusade, when Peter says that he will take Meg under his wing to teach her how to attract a guy. He claimed that he does lots of stuff with Meg, including their Last Crusade, where Peter and Meg take the places of Indy and Dr. Schneider. The knight tells Peter that he must select the true Holy Grail, to which Peter picks the right one instantly, on the basis that it is a mug that has Jesus' name on it.

Suicide Is Painless In the scene where Brian gets Stewie drunk at the bar, Stewie sings the refrain 'Cause suicide is painless, It brings on many changes, And I can take or leave it if I please, from the song, Suicide Is Painless, by Johnny Mandel (music) and Mike Altman (lyrics). The instrumental version of this song is more widely known as the theme from M*A*S*H, and is featured in both the tv series and the movie.

Lackluster Video is an obvious parody of the popular video rental store chain, Blockbuster Video.

Brian: Boy, that was more disturbing than that cartoon I saw the other day. The cartoon Brian was referring to in response to Stewie's strange behavior was the Looney Toons clip with Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd. In those cartoons, Fudd would try to kill Bugs Bunny and fail in each attempt, but in this version, Fudd kills Bugs and breaks his neck.