Season 3 · Episode 4 · First aired 1 August 2001
One If by Clam, Two If by Sea
Episode 4 of Family Guy season 3 (S03E04), the 32nd Family Guy episode overall. Written by Jim Bernstein and Michael Shipley and directed by Dan Povenmire. First broadcast on 1 August 2001.
Story
A hurricane flattens most of Quahog but spares the Drunken Clam. Its owner sells up and moves to Florida, and the buyer, an Englishman named Nigel Pinchley, turns the bar into a British pub. Peter, Quagmire, Cleveland and Joe respond by boarding a British ship and dumping its beer overboard. The pub burns down the next night and the four are jailed for it. In prison, Steve Bellows, a criminal Joe once arrested, plans to kill them. Meanwhile Stewie bets Brian he can rid Nigel's daughter Eliza of her Cockney accent, and loses when she reverts at a party. Lois, Bonnie and Loretta discover that Nigel drew a large insurance payout the day before the fire, and Lois gets him to confess. The men are freed and the Clam is restored, while Nigel is hanged in London and Eliza is sent to an orphanage.
Voices
| Voice | Characters |
|---|---|
| Seth MacFarlane | Peter Griffin, Brian Griffin, Stewie Griffin |
| Alex Borstein | Lois Griffin, Loretta Brown, Tricia Takanawa |
| Seth Green | Chris Griffin |
| Mila Kunis | Meg Griffin |
| Lori Alan | Diane Simmons |
| Edward Asner | Steve Bellows |
| John G. Brennan | Horace |
| Tara Strong | Eliza Pinchley, Maria Jimenez |
| Mike Henry | Cleveland Brown |
| Hugh Laurie | Bar Patron |
Principal voice credits as recorded by IMDb, which lists up to ten credits per episode, so recurring characters can be missing here. Guest voices below come from Wikipedia and TVmaze.
Guest voices
- Patrick Warburton as Joe Swanson
- Jennifer Tilly as Bonnie Swanson
- Lori Alan as Diane Simmons
- Edward Asner as Steven Bellows
Season 3: episode 4 of 22
- E1The Thin White Line
- E2Brian Does Hollywood
- E3Mr. Griffin Goes to Washington
- E4One If by Clam, Two If by SeaYou are here
- E5And the Wiener Is...
- E6Death Lives
- E7Lethal Weapons
- E8The Kiss Seen Around the World
- E9Mr. Saturday Knight
- E10A Fish Out of Water
- E11Emission Impossible
- E12To Love and Die in Dixie
- E13Screwed the Pooch
- E14Peter Griffin: Husband, Father... Brother?
- E15Ready, Willing, and Disabled
- E16A Very Special Family Guy Freakin' Christmas
- E17Brian Wallows and Peter's Swallows
- E18From Method to Madness
- E19Stuck Together, Torn Apart
- E20Road to Europe
- E21Family Guy Viewer Mail #1
- E22When You Wish Upon a Weinstein
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