Gay family guy episodes

Fanservice : Lois in that nightie. He also gains the Seth Rogen gene, which gives him the appearance of being funny even though he hasn't done anything funny. Lois: excited Oh my god! To make money, Peter works as a test subject for medical experiments, being injected with various genes to see their effects; these include the squirrel gene, the Seth Rogen gene with Rogen himself providing the voice of the transformed Peterand the gay gene, which turns Peter into a flamboyant homosexual.

Dysfunctional Family : Stewie lampshades the Griffins' status as this trope after Peter comes home with a brain-damaged horse and yells at them all to piss themselves to make the horse feel better.

Seeing Lois heartbroken and depressed, Stewie and Brian (who is reluctant due to his support of gay rights) attempt to bring Peter back to his normal self by kidnapping him and sending him to a "straight camp" for conversion therapy. Didn't Think This Gay : Apparently, Lois thought that since Peter is now gay, he will just simply act like a gay guy.

I miss the old days when it was just a flaming bag of poop and a hurtful note. Though the horse ends up dying of a fatal heart attack and Peter disposes of the body by flinging it into Mort Goldman's Pharmacy, the Griffins are in debt for initial damages.

Black Comedy : The disastrous horse race has a woman hysterically screaming, "My baby's dead! I bought a horse! Bait-and-Switch : Peter: You know how you always wanted a real diamond engagement ring? Irony : The reveal that Peter named his horse "Til Death" comes just minutes before the horse's own albeit offscreen death.

Meg: So, we're, like, just never going to talk about this again? Peter: That's right! Heteronormative Crusader : Stewie of all people. All Gays are Promiscuous : Peter's partner Scott presents him with an eleven-way gay man orgy shortly before the gay gene wears off.

Peter becomes temporarily gay after participating in a medical study. With Guy MacFarlane, Alex Borstein, Seth Green, Mila Kunis. When Peter enters it into a race, it causes thousands of dollars' worth of damage. When Scott comes over looking for Peter, Brian admits his actions.

Halfway Plot Switch : The first act is about Peter adopting a brain-damaged horse and the shenanigans it causes. " Family Gay " is the eighth episode in the seventh season of the American animated television series Family Guy. It originally aired on the Fox network in the United States on March 8, Family Gay: Directed by Brian Iles, James Purdum, Peter Shin.

It headbutts the episode and pisses itself moments after Peter brings it home, stands behind Peter's car and refuses to move until Peter backs into it, drinks Cleveland's used bath water, and when it's entered into a horse race, it causes thousands of dollars' worth of damage and dies of a heart attack.

Camp Gay : Peter after injected with the gene. Mort gives it back to them at the very end. Mort : Oh boy. To pay off the damages, Peter signs up for medical experiments that pay well, and one of them is a family that turns Peter gay, setting off the main plot.

Hereditary Homosexuality : Played with ; although the plot revolves around the existence of a "gay gene", it is given to Peter through LEGO Genetics rather than being hereditary. Brick Joke : Peter sends the horse to Mort after it dies. Burning Bag of Poop : Invoked when Peter throws the dead horse through the window of Mort's pharmacy.

Incompatible Orientation : Lois and Peter after Peter becomes injected with the gay gene.