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Season 7 · Episode 3 · First aired 19 October 2008

Road to Germany

Episode 3 of Family Guy season 7 (S07E03), the 113th Family Guy episode overall. Written by Patrick Meighan and directed by Greg Colton. First broadcast on 19 October 2008.

Story

During an Oscars party at the Griffins' house, Mort mistakes a time machine in Stewie's room for a portable toilet and is sent into the past. Stewie and Brian follow with the return pad and find Mort in a Warsaw synagogue on 1 September 1939, the day Germany invades Poland. The return pad will not work, so the three head for England. Mort's disguise as a priest is exposed at the border and a chase follows, ending with an escape by motorbike and a hijacked U-boat. In England Stewie finds the pad's uranium is spent and the only supply is in Berlin. They join the Royal Air Force, fly a Lancaster through a dogfight and enter the lab with Stewie disguised as Hitler. They take the uranium, escape the real Hitler and return home thirty seconds before Mort's trip. Stewie kills the travelling Mort to keep the machine secret.

Production and reception

  • Patrick Meighan, who had written "Road to Rupert", wrote the episode; Greg Colton directed it, the first Road to episode not directed by Dan Povenmire. Wikipedia, Road to Germany
  • The Road to episodes parody a series of seven films that paired Bob Hope with Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour. Wikipedia, Road to Germany
  • Brian Blessed reprises his role as Prince Vultan in a Flash Gordon parody, backed by Queen's soundtrack for the film. Wikipedia, Road to Germany
  • The first broadcast drew 9.07 million viewers, the most in Fox's Animation Domination block that night, with a 4.7 rating among adults aged 18 to 49. Wikipedia, Road to Germany
  • Ahsan Haque of IGN rated it 9.6, and it was one of three episodes submitted for the 2009 Outstanding Comedy Series Emmy, for which the series was nominated. Wikipedia, Road to Germany

Voices

VoiceCharacters
Seth MacFarlanePeter Griffin, Brian Griffin, Stewie Griffin
Alex BorsteinLois Griffin, Scarlett Johansson, Lady Astor
Seth GreenChris Griffin
Mila KunisMeg Griffin
Mike HenryCleveland Brown
Brian BlessedPrince Vultan
John G. BrennanMort Goldman
Kirker ButlerJewish Guy
Steve CallaghanGerman General #1
Gregory JbaraNazi Guard, Nazi General, Priest

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

  • Brian Blessed as Prince Vultan
  • Robert Boomfield
  • Gregory Jbara as German General, German Soldier, and German Priest, Nazi Soldiers
  • Martin Savage
  • Al Thompson as African American Tree, Black Forest Tree DVD Only)
  • Jeff Witzke
  • Patrick Warburton as Joe Swanson
  • Johnny Brennan as Mort Goldman
  • John Viener as Adolph Hitler
  • Kevin Michael Richardson as Mean Joe Greene

Season 7: episode 3 of 16

  1. E1Love, Blactually
  2. E2I Dream of Jesus
  3. E3Road to GermanyYou are here
  4. E4Baby Not on Board
  5. E5The Man with Two Brians
  6. E6Tales of a Third Grade Nothing
  7. E7Ocean's Three and a Half
  8. E8Family Gay
  9. E9The Juice Is Loose
  10. E10Fox-y Lady
  11. E11Not All Dogs Go to Heaven
  12. E12420
  13. E13Stew-Roids
  14. E14We Love You, Conrad
  15. E15Three Kings
  16. E16Peter's Progress

Season hub with air dates and credits for all 16 episodes

SourceFacts from Wikipedia: Family Guy season 7 and the episode's article (CC BY-SA 4.0). Spotted an error? See corrections.

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