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Season 4 · Episode 1 · First aired 1 May 2005

North by North Quahog

Episode 1 of Family Guy season 4 (S04E01), the 51st Family Guy episode overall. Written by Seth MacFarlane and directed by Peter Shin. First broadcast on 1 May 2005.

Story

Peter tells the family the show has been cancelled and lists 29 Fox series that must fail before it can return. Peter and Lois leave Brian in charge and go on a second honeymoon to revive their marriage. After crashing the car, Peter poses as Mel Gibson to enter the actor's hotel suite. Inside he finds a reel: the sequel Gibson has shot to The Passion of the Christ. Peter steals the film and two priests working for Gibson give chase. He buries the reel, but the priests kidnap Lois and demand it at Gibson's home on Mount Rushmore. Peter hands over dog mess instead, and Gibson falls from the monument in the chase that follows. At home Brian and Stewie chaperone a dance where Chris is caught with Jake Tucker's vodka. When Jake's father refuses to believe them, they plant cocaine in Jake's locker.

Production and reception

  • Fox cancelled the series in 2002; Adult Swim reruns averaging 1.9 million viewers and DVD sales of more than 2.2 million copies led Fox to order 35 new episodes in 2004. Wikipedia, North by North Quahog
  • Seth MacFarlane wrote and Peter Shin directed, the same pair who made the pilot; the script was adapted from one of five unproduced scripts ordered at the end of season three. Wikipedia, North by North Quahog
  • The original script featured Boba Fett and later Aaron Spelling; the release of The Passion of the Christ led the writers to build the story around Mel Gibson, voiced by André Sogliuzzo. Wikipedia, North by North Quahog
  • The plot, title and music parody Alfred Hitchcock's 1959 film North by Northwest, with Walter Murphy's orchestra recording an arrangement of Bernard Herrmann's score. Wikipedia, North by North Quahog
  • The episode drew 11.85 million US viewers on 1 May 2005, ranking 25th for the week and beating both The Simpsons and American Dad!; it had premiered three days earlier at the University of Vermont. Wikipedia, North by North Quahog

Voices

VoiceCharacters
Seth MacFarlanePeter Griffin, Brian Griffin, Stewie Griffin
Alex BorsteinLois Griffin, Tricia Takanawa, Hooker
Seth GreenChris Griffin, Classmate, Messiah Guards
Mila KunisMeg Griffin
Lori AlanDiane Simmons
Chris CoxAbraham Lincoln
Hunter GomezPinocchio
Mike HenryJohn Herbert, Greased-up Deaf Guy
Richard KuhlmanG.I. Joe, Mel Gibson
Don LaFontaineNarrator

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

  • Don LaFontaine as himself
  • Hunter Gomez as Pinocchio
  • Bill Ratner as Flint
  • André Sogliuzzo as Mel Gibson
  • Lori Alan as Diane Simmons

Season 4: episode 1 of 30

  1. E1North by North QuahogYou are here
  2. E2Fast Times at Buddy Cianci Jr. High
  3. E3Blind Ambition
  4. E4Don't Make Me Over
  5. E5The Cleveland–Loretta Quagmire
  6. E6Petarded
  7. E7Brian the Bachelor
  8. E88 Simple Rules for Buying My Teenage Daughter
  9. E9Breaking Out Is Hard to Do
  10. E10Model Misbehavior
  11. E11Peter's Got Woods
  12. E12Perfect Castaway
  13. E13Jungle Love
  14. E14PTV
  15. E15Brian Goes Back to College
  16. E16The Courtship of Stewie's Father
  17. E17The Fat Guy Strangler
  18. E18The Father, the Son, and the Holy Fonz
  19. E19Brian Sings and Swings
  20. E20Patriot Games
  21. E21I Take Thee Quagmire
  22. E22Sibling Rivalry
  23. E23Deep Throats
  24. E24Peterotica
  25. E25You May Now Kiss the... Uh... Guy Who Receives
  26. E26Petergeist
  27. E27The Griffin Family History
  28. E28Stewie B. Goode
  29. E29Bango Was His Name, Oh!
  30. E30Stu and Stewie's Excellent Adventure

Season hub with air dates and credits for all 30 episodes

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