Family Guy season 2 episode 18 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Peter Griffin, after receiving a tax refund, decides to use the money for a family pool. However, zoning issues lead to a discovery: his property isn't on any official map. This prompts Peter to declare his land a new country, naming it "Petoria." His new 'nation' faces immediate challenges, including international sanctions and a U.S. blockade, causing severe shortages and family struggles. Hosting a party with notorious global figures, Peter's leadership is questioned. Ultimately, negotiations with the mayor result in Petoria's dissolution and a return to normal life for the Griffins.
Full Episode S02E18 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Peter Griffin do with his tax refund?
Peter decides to buy a family pool with his tax refund.
How does Peter mistakenly interpret an audit notice?
Peter misinterprets an audit notice as a notification that he is receiving an Audi car.
What leads to the formation of "Petoria"?
Discovering that his property isn't on any map, Peter declares his land a new country, naming it "Petoria."
What are some of the challenges faced by Petoria?
Petoria faces international sanctions, isolation, and struggles with sustainability and leadership.
Who attends Peter's party in Petoria?
Notorious international figures, including parodies of real-world leaders, attend Peter's party in Petoria.
How does the U.S. respond to Petoria's formation?
The U.S. imposes a blockade on Petoria, cutting off electricity, water, and gas.
What are the family's living conditions like in Petoria?
The Griffin family faces hardships like shortages of food, water, and electricity during the blockade.
How is the conflict between Petoria and the U.S. resolved?
Peter negotiates with the mayor, relinquishing his claims to Petoria in exchange for minor concessions.
What is the final status of Petoria?
Petoria ceases to exist, with Peter and his family returning to their normal life in the United States.