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Family Guy: Season 9, Episode 1And Then There Were Fewer (26 Sep. 2010)Based on Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None, this episode sees nearly the whole of Quahog including the Griffins, Joe and Tom Tucker all invited to a party in their honour in a ... See full summary » |
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| Seth MacFarlane | ... |
Peter Griffin /
Brian Griffin /
Stewie Griffin /
Glenn Quagmire /
Tom Tucker /
Dr. Elmer Hartman /
Captain Seamus /
Willy
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Lois Griffin /
Stephanie
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Chris Griffin
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| Mila Kunis | ... |
Meg Griffin
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| Mike Henry | ... |
Consuela /
John Herbert
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| Lori Alan | ... |
Diane Simmons
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| Drew Barrymore | ... |
Jillian Russell
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| H. Jon Benjamin | ... |
Carl
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John G. Brennan | ... |
Mort Goldman
(voice) (as Johnny Brennan)
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| Max Burkholder | ... |
Child
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| Colin Ford | ... |
Child
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Danny Smith | ... |
Stuffed Bear from The Great Outdoors
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| Patrick Stewart | ... |
Talking Cat
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Alec Sulkin | ... |
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| Nicole Sullivan | ... |
Muriel Goldman
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Based on Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None, this episode sees nearly the whole of Quahog including the Griffins, Joe and Tom Tucker all invited to a party in their honour in a mysterious house. After the host is murdered, the guests must band together to try to figure out who the killer is. Yet, as more murders take place and more clues are revealed, the guests must decide who to turn into the police by morning. This episode was confirmed by Macfarlane to be a canon episode, the characters killed off in this episode have been officially terminated from the Family Guy series. Written by LadyN1
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implied cunnilingus | washed out bridge | talking cat | panties | reference to twitter |Parents Guide:
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Priscilla: Oh, honey, it was always within you. I just helped you find it.
Carl: Uhm... what does all this gay stuff have to do with us?
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Because the show often ignores continuity if it would prevent funny and crazy stories, the producers took the unusual step after the Season 9 premiere of announcing that the events depicted were 100% part of the series canon--and that the deaths of characters such as Diane Simmons, Muriel Goldman, Jillian and James Woods would be part of the show's stories going forward. However, in Season 11 James Woods is magically returned to life, with the surreal explanation that he was revived via the life force of a teenage girl because that kind of re-animation is available to celebrities in the Family Guy universe. See more »Goofs
In the final scene where Diane is walking Lois outside to shoot her, Quagmire is seen standing next to Peter. However before this scene was shown, Quagmire is shown having already left the house, with Stephanie's dead body in his trunk. See more »Quotes
James Woods: ...Where should I begin? You see, recently I've become a born-again Christian thanks to this beautiful little angel. She came into my life as if out of nowhere, enchanted me beyond my wildest dreams and opened my eyes to the cleansing truth of Jesus Christ's love.Priscilla: Oh, honey, it was always within you. I just helped you find it.
Carl: Uhm... what does all this gay stuff have to do with us?
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A 'mystery' episode. The real mystery however is why on earth this episode has an average of over 8 out of 10 from people. As 2 other reviewers have pointed out, there was virtually no humour in it. A direct parody of very dull 'mystery murders' means it was almost as dull and unimaginative as the genre it was parodying. The first 5 minutes was sort of quite amusing but then it went downhill from there. It was nice to see a 'widescreen' episode for once, but that was just about all there was to recommend about this one. Without any doubt this was the worst Family Guy episode I've ever seen. I didn't think it was possible for a series this great to have an episode this bad.