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Family Guy: Season 2, Episode 14Let's Go to the Hop (6 Jun. 2000)Peter goes undercover to stop a toad-licking epidemic. |
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A species of toad that secretes an LSD-like drug has appeared in Quahog, and suddenly all the teens are getting hooked on toad-licking. When the practice begins to touch even the Griffin family, Peter decides to take action by pretending to be a teenager and going back to high school. Through a creative song and dance number, Peter manages to convince the kids to kick the habit, but Meg feels jealous over the attention he gets from the other kids. Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>
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Music by Ron Jones
Lyrics by Mike Barker and Matt Weitzman
Sung by Peter
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There is an opening sequence where two drug dealers jump out of a plane. They are both speaking Spanish, but the subtitles are in Korean. According to the DVD commentary, the dialogue translates to: First man - "Oh my God, we're going to die!", Second man - "Did I remember to close the garage door this morning?" See more »Quotes
Peter Griffin: I had such a crush on her... until I met you, Lois. You're my silver medal.See more »
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"Give Up the Toad"Music by Ron Jones
Lyrics by Mike Barker and Matt Weitzman
Sung by Peter
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It's an amazing episode, almost makes up for shamelessly ripping off The Simpsons, almost. But don't compare the show with the likes of superior shows like South Park or The Simpsons but rate it in it's own scale and you will see that this episode is quiet fun. It's hilarious with non-stop jokes and everything an animated sitcom should have.
The central plot may be nonsensical but if you want logical fun don't bother watching Animated shows in the first place. The episode has it's flaws and has it's moments but as mentioned beforehand, it truly is the greatest Family Guy episode and I'm not the only one, Google it and see for yourselves.