Family Guy season 13 episode 7 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Chris struggles with his history class, prompting Stewie and Brian to use a time machine to teach him firsthand. They visit key historical moments, but Chris remains unengaged. In a twist, they end
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main plot of "Family Guy" Season 13, Episode 7?
The episode focuses on Stewie and Brian using a time machine to help Chris learn history for his school test.
Why does Stewie decide to use the time machine?
Stewie wants to help Chris pass his history test after learning about his academic struggles.
Which historical events do Stewie, Chris, and Brian visit?
They visit the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, Ernest Hemingway in Paris 1920, D-Day in 1944, George Washington crossing the Delaware in 1776, and several other historical moments.
How does Chris end up on the Titanic?
Feeling frustrated with his inability to learn history, Chris impulsively boards the Titanic during their time travels.
What significant action does Chris take on the Titanic?
Chris helps Stewie and Brian to get onto a lifeboat, saving their lives as the Titanic sinks.
What is the outcome of Chris's history test?
Despite the time-traveling adventure, Chris is still unprepared for his test. However, due to a change in history caused by their travels, his original strict history teacher never existed, replaced by a laid-back teacher who doesn't give tests.
Who is the new history teacher replacing Chris's original teacher?
The new teacher is named Teacher Doug, who doesn't believe in giving tests.
Does the time travel adventure impact the present?
Yes, it results in Chris's original history teacher never being born, changing Chris's academic situation.
Do Stewie and Brian succeed in their goal to help Chris?
They partially succeed. While Chris doesn't learn much history, the alteration in their timeline makes his academic situation easier.
What is the lesson that Chris learns from the adventure?
Chris learns a different type of smartness – the ability to take decisive action in critical situations, like on the Titanic.
How does the episode portray historical figures and events?
The episode presents historical figures and events with a mix of humor and fictionalized interpretations, characteristic of "Family Guy."
Is the time travel in the episode scientifically accurate?
No, the time travel and its effects on history are used for comedic and narrative purposes, not scientific accuracy.
Does the episode follow a traditional "Family Guy" format?
Yes, it includes the show's typical humor, cutaway gags, and unconventional storytelling.
Are there any moral or educational messages in the episode?
While primarily comedic, the episode subtly touches on the importance of understanding one's strengths and the unpredictability of academic success.
Who are the main characters in the episode?
The main characters are Stewie, Chris, Brian, Peter, Lois, and various historical figures they encounter.
