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Family Guy
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| Title: | There's Something About Paulie |
| Episode Number: | 23 |
| Season: | 2 |
| Season Episode #.: | 16 |
| Production Number: | 1ACX10 |
| Original Airdate: | Tuesday June 27th, 2000 |
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When Lois realizes that the family can't survive with just one car she drags Peter out to buy a second one, but he goes for quantity instead of quality and they end up with a piece of junk. He can't take it back, but when gets an offer from the mob to steal his crappy car so he can get insurance to pay for another one, he takes them up on it. However, soon after, the mob comes looking for a favor in return. The Don requests that Peter take his obnoxious nephew, Big Fat Paulie, out to the movies. But the movies isn't enough for Big Fat Paulie, and he ends up coming home with Peter for dinner. When Lois refuses to let Peter befriend him, he tells Big Fat Paulie, and taking it the wrong way he puts a mob hit on Lois. Before Peter can call off the hit, Paulie is killed, and Peter and Lois must have to go ask the Don to call off the hit as a favor on the day of his daughter's wedding.
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| The title of the movie Peter and Paulie saw was called How Stella Got Her Groove Back 2.
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| Peter: Let's just say the car was a steal.
Lois: Say that again.
Peter: The car was a steal.
Lois: This time without winking.
Peter: The car was a steal.... wink.
| Lois: I just wish my opinion mattered to you.
Peter: Well, the important thing is, it matters to you, and that's the greatest gift of all.
| The Don: I have asked you here tonight so that you can perform a service
Peter: Oh, what are you gonna make me do? Whack a guy? Off a guy? Whack off a guy? Cause I'm married ya know.
| Lois: Together we can do anything: face any foe, overcome any obstacle.
Peter: Yeah, climb any mountain, rent any video, dial any phone. And not just our phone, Lois, other people's phones. Decent phones, God-fearing phones, phones that everybody else gave up on, but we knew better because we were a team!
Brian: What the hell are you talking about?
| Car's navigation system: Turn right at fork in road. In Soviet Russia, road forks you!
| Peter: A guy at work bought a car out of the paper. Ten years later, Bam! Herpes.
| Lois: I am not a crazy broad!
Peter: Oh, no, no, Lois, he didn't mean you're crazy like Elizabeth Taylor. He meant you're crazy, like that glue. You stick to things, y'know, like an adhesive. That's all he meant.
| Lois: Peter, this car has dents in it, and it's got a cardboard steering wheel.
Peter: Just a second honey.
Lois: And look, there's no engine! It just has a drawing of an engine!
Car salesman: But it only had one previous owner....James Bond!
Peter: I'll take it!
| Car salesman: I'm Doug. Nice to meet you. Whoa, have you lost weight??
Peter: No, it's still there, I'm just parting it on the side.
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| Paulie's blazer changes from being together, to torn apart after he meets Peter.
| Apparently, the car Peter buys only has a drawing of an engine in it. However, Peter drives it a few feet before crashing. The car shouldn't have been able to move at all with only a drawing of an engine in it.
| The new car appears to be a Sedan in one scene, yet in another it's obviously a Volkswagen Beetle.
| The hubcaps on Peter's car have 5 spokes at first, then 6, then back to 5.
| Peter is behind Lois, who is sitting on the couch, then Meg comes in to talk about her school play and he is suddenly on the couch next to her.
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| Peter: But you meet such interesting characters in Taxi.
Taxi was a popular show that ran on ABC.
| There's Something About Paulie
A reference to the movie "There's Something About Mary".
| Car's Navigation System: ...In Soviet Russia, Car Drives You!
This quote is a reference to Yakov Smirnov, a Russian actor who played the taxi driver in 'Brewster's Millions'.
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