Family Guy Season 4

Peter steals Mel Gibson's latest film, then agrees to swap it for Lois high atop Mount Rushmore, while Brian and Stewie chaperone Chris at the school dance.

Chris is hot for his boxom blonde teacher, until she asks him to murder her husband - gangsta style!

Quagmire's penchant for peeping into women's restrooms get him busted and Peter goes blind while attempting to break the world record for eating nichels.

With Meg's sudden popularity after a makeover, she becomes the focal point of the Griffen family band - and hooks up with Jimmy Fallon of "Saturday Night Live"!

After Peter discovers that Quagmire and Loretta are having an affair, he pushes Cleveland to take action - all too successfully.

Peter is thrilled to learn he has been diagnosed as mentally-challenged, so he can now do whatever he pleases... until Child Services deems him unfit to care for his kids.

While Chris explores a budding relationship with the talking (and very manipulative) zit, Brian and Quagmire complete for the affections of "The Backelorette."

Peter turns Meg over to his phamacist's son to settle a $34,000 tab, while Stewie is smitten with his new babysitter - and decides her boyfriend must be destroyed.

The rush of shoplifting turns Lois into a Kleptomaniac and lands her in the slammer, but Peter smuggles her out (in his mouth) and the family takes refuge in Quahog's Asiantown.

Peter puts his foot down after Lois launches a far-too-revealing modeling career, and Stewie convinces Brian to join his latest get-rich-quick scheme.

Peter's outraged! Brians's spending too much time with his girfriend, and they're trying to rename James Woods High! Time to call in Woods himself! Meanwhile, Stewie loses sleep over "The Da Vinci Code."

After being shipwrecked on a desert island for a while, Peter returns home to find out Lois married someone else - Brian! Eventually though, Peter gets his own paws back on his wife.

Tormented by older high school students, Chris joins the Peace Corps, marries a tribal girl and plans to never return. In his attempt to retrieve Chris, Peter infuriates the entire tribe.

Fed up with FCC censorship following a wardrobe malfunction during the Emmy Awards, Peter starts his own TV station featuring programs "as nature intended."

Brian returns to college to get his degree, while Peter, Joe, Cleveland and Quagmire form their own inept version of "The A-Team."

Chris must do chores for old man Herbert to work off a debt, while Peter and Stewie bond by doing something they both enjoy: tormenting Lois.

As Peter recreates the NAAFP (National Association for the Advancement of Fat People), Lois discovers she has a homicidal brother who preys on the obese.

When his devout Catholic father comes to the house for a visit, Peter decides to form his own religion - and begins worshipping Fonzie from "Happy Days."

Brian sinks into a deep depression after Peter hits him with the car, but his mood picks up after meeting - and singing with - Frank Sinatra Jr. at a local nightclub.

At his 25-year high school reunion, Peter meets New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and is recruited to play professional football.

Peter wins free maid service for a week on a game show, but when the guys come over to watch her in action, Quagmire falls in love with her. Giggity!

Nine months after Peter's mishap at the sperm bank, Stewie's half-brother Betram is born...and the battle for world domination rages on.

Brian and Stewie go undercover in order to expose Mayor West as a corrupt politician after Meg lands an internship in his office.

Peter becomes a best-selling erotic novelist, but Lois's father is financially ruined when he is sued for publishing one of Peter's books on tape.

Brian stands behind his gay cousin Jasper's decision to wed his partner, but now they must convince Mayor West to reverse the city's ban on same-sex marriage.

Peter disturbs a sacred Indian burial site in his backyard, causing a poltergeist to invade the house and suck Stewie into the spirit world.

When burglars break in, the Griffins become hopelessly trapped in their own panic room, prompting Peter to tell the incredible epic story of his family's history.