Family Guy season 7 episode 2 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Peter becomes obsessed with the song "Surfin' Bird," annoying his family with its constant repetition. His obsession leads him to meet Jesus Christ at a record store. Inviting Jesus home, Peter inadvertently turns him into a celebrity. Fame overwhelms Jesus, leading to controversial incidents. Realizing the world isn't ready for him, Jesus decides to leave but not before returning Peter's beloved "Surfin' Bird" record, reigniting his obsession.
Full Episode S07E02 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What song becomes Peter Griffin's obsession in the episode?
"Surfin' Bird" by The Trashmen.
Where does Peter first hear "Surfin' Bird"?
In a 1950s-themed diner.
How does Peter's family react to his obsession with the song?
They become annoyed with the constant repetition.
What drastic action does Peter take regarding "Surfin' Bird"?
He makes a public service announcement to ensure everyone knows "the bird is the word."
Who do Peter and his family meet at a record store?
Jesus Christ.
What invitation does Peter extend to Jesus?
He invites Jesus to have dinner at his house.
What happens when Jesus reveals himself to the world?
He becomes an overnight celebrity.
What kind of events does Jesus attend after becoming famous?
Talk shows and celebrity events.
How does fame affect Jesus?
He gets involved in controversial incidents and struggles with the pressure.
Why does Jesus decide to leave Earth?
He realizes the world isn't ready for him and he's not ready for it.
What does Jesus give Peter before leaving?
He returns Peter's "Surfin' Bird" record.
How does the episode end?
With Peter excitedly getting his "Surfin' Bird" record back.
What is the main theme of the episode?
The impact of obsession and the fleeting nature of fame.
Does the episode feature any historical or cultural references?
Yes, it references 1950s culture and celebrities, and includes a character portrayal of Jesus Christ.
How does the episode portray Jesus Christ?
As a relatable figure who struggles with modern fame and decides to leave due to the world's unpreparedness for his return.