Family Guy season 14 episode 11 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
When the Griffins face financial strain, Peter tries to solve it with a metal detector, leading to humorous mishaps. Stewie becomes a star in a peanut butter commercial, prompting the family to indulge in lavish spending. Brian's concerns about the impact of child stardom on Stewie's well-being are ignored as Peter and Lois push Stewie into more acting roles. Stewie's meltdown during an orange juice commercial leads to his firing, making Peter and Lois realize their mistake. The episode ends with the family apologizing to Stewie and returning to their normal life.
Full Episode S14E11 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What triggers the Griffin family's concern about their finances?
The Griffin family's concern about their finances is triggered by their diminishing savings and the need to plan for their kids' education.
How does Peter initially plan to improve the family's financial situation?
Peter plans to use a metal detector to find valuable items on the beach to improve the family's financial situation.
What role does Stewie land in his first commercial?
Stewie lands a role in a peanut butter commercial in his first audition.
How do the Griffins react to Stewie's success in his first commercial?
The Griffins celebrate Stewie's success by upgrading their lifestyle and making extravagant purchases.
What concerns does Brian express about Stewie's acting career?
Brian expresses concerns about the negative impact of child acting on Stewie's well-being and the potential dangers of the entertainment industry.
How does Stewie react during the audition for the orange juice commercial?
Stewie has a meltdown during the orange juice commercial audition, leading to his firing.
What realization do Peter and Lois come to after Stewie's meltdown?
Peter and Lois realize they have been pushing Stewie too hard into acting and apologize for their actions.
What future plans does Stewie consider at the end of the episode?
At the end of the episode, Stewie considers pursuing a future in dancing and drug addiction.
What is the source of the Griffin family's financial relief at the beginning of the episode?
The source of the Griffin family's financial relief is Stewie's success and the royalties from his commercial.
How does the episode portray Peter's attitude towards budgeting and finance?
The episode portrays Peter's attitude towards budgeting and finance as careless and impulsive, often leading to irresponsible decisions.