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"Family Guy" Not All Dogs Go to Heaven (2009)
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Original Air Date:
29 March 2009
(Season 7, Episode 11)
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Meg finds religion while in bed with the Mumps, and reveals to the community that Brian is an Atheist. Meanwhile, Stewie builds a transporter to bring the cast of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" to Quahog. | add synopsis
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Too Preachy
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(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | Seth MacFarlane | ... | Peter Griffin / Brian Griffin / Stewie Griffin / Glen Quagmire / Tom Tucker / Dr. Hartman / Additional Voices (voice) |
 | Alex Borstein | ... | Lois Griffin / Additional Voices (voice) |
 | Seth Green | ... | Chris Griffin / Additional Voices (voice) |
 | Mila Kunis | ... | Meg Griffin (voice) |
 | Mike Henry | ... | Cleveland / TV Announcer (voice) |
 | Lori Alan | ... | Diane Simmons (voice) |
 | Alexandra Breckenridge | ... | Hot Date (voice) |
| John G. Brennan | ... | Zima Bottle (voice) (as Johnny Brennan) |
 | Max Burkholder | ... | Calvin (voice) |
 | LeVar Burton | ... | Himself (voice) |
| Steve Callaghan | ... | Employee (voice) |
| Chris Cox | ... | Kirk Cameron (voice) |
 | Denise Crosby | ... | Herself (voice) |
 | Michael Dorn | ... | Himself (voice) |
 | Jonathan Frakes | ... | Himself (voice) |
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Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): In Peter's prayer, he asks God for the cheat codes to Mike Tyson's Punch-Out because he has been stuck on Bald Bull. Mike Tyson's Punch-Out does not contain any cheat codes (aside from minor "easter eggs" that wouldn't benefit gameplay.)
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Patrick Stewart:
[holding up two bowling balls] Look at me, I've got girl boobs!
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References "Star Trek" (1966)
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What happened to the old Family Guy? The humor that was just so deliberately stupid, yet moral filled at times has seemingly gone somewhere. This episode is by no means funny, the whole Meg getting hooked on Kirk Cameron was honestly a little much. Plus Stewie hanging out with the Star Trek cast was also a very big miss, it tried to hard to be funny. Now I personally am not the most religious person, but pushing your thoughts to people publicly is not comedy. In the end of the episode MacFarlane has Brian come out as a die hard atheist to Meg. The whole way it played out was just too preachy. It really made the episode more of a religious teaching instead of a Family Guy comedic episode.
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