Family Guy season 16 episode 5 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Peter Griffin narrates a special episode where various directors reimagine the story "Peter Gets Fired." Quentin Tarantino's version features exaggerated violence and a revenge plot after Peter's family is killed. Wes Anderson's take includes a whimsical setting and Peter presenting a play, ultimately meeting an untimely death. Michael Bay's version has Peter saving the world from Decepticons with explosive action. The episode ends with Peter preferring Bay's version, while Lois is unimpressed.
Full Episode S16E05 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who introduces the special "Family Guy" episode?
Peter Griffin introduces the episode.
What is the theme of the special episode?
Different Hollywood directors create their own version of the "Peter Gets Fired" story.
Which directors are featured in the episode?
Quentin Tarantino, Wes Anderson, and Michael Bay are featured.
In Quentin Tarantino's version, who fires Peter?
Christoph Waltz makes a cameo to fire Peter.
What is a key element of Tarantino's version?
It includes stylized violence and revenge themes.
How is the Griffin household depicted in Wes Anderson's version?
It's depicted as quirky and whimsical, fitting Anderson's style.
What does Peter do in Wes Anderson's version?
He presents a play.
How does Peter's story end in Wes Anderson's version?
Peter dies chasing a Pokémon across a busy street.
In Michael Bay's version, why is Peter recruited?
He is recruited to save the world from Decepticons.
What is Peter's task in Michael Bay's version?
To throw a keg at the Decepticons.
How does Peter's team battle the Decepticons?
With rapid cuts and explosive action typical of Michael Bay's style.
Does Peter survive in Michael Bay's version?
Yes, it is revealed that he survives despite appearing to sacrifice himself.
What does Peter say about the episode at the end?
He prefers Michael Bay's version.
What is Lois's opinion of the episode?
She didn't care for the episode.