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Season 8 · Episode 6 · First aired 15 November 2009

Quagmire's Baby

Episode 6 of Family Guy season 8 (S08E06), the 132nd Family Guy episode overall. Written by Patrick Meighan and directed by Jerry Langford. First broadcast on 15 November 2009.

Story

At Quagmire's garage sale Peter buys an amateur radio and thinks he is talking to Ronald Reagan's spirit, until the voice proves to be impressionist Rich Little. Returning the radio, he finds a baby in a basket on Quagmire's doorstep. She is Quagmire's daughter, so he keeps her and calls her Anna Lee. Caring for her ruins his sex life, and he puts her up for adoption. Unable to stop thinking about her, he goes to her new home to take her back, but sees that her adoptive parents treat her better and leaves her with them. Meanwhile Stewie clones a dim-witted copy of himself to do his chores and calls him Bitch Stewie. Brian wants one too, so the pair make Bitch Brian, who is even less capable. Both clones eventually disintegrate because they are unstable.

Production and reception

  • The first broadcast on 15 November 2009 was watched in 8.28 million homes, second that night to The Simpsons, with a 4.1 rating among 18 to 49 year olds. Wikipedia, Quagmire's Baby
  • Brittany Snow, Christine Lakin, Mae Whitman, Tom Wilson and Noah Gray-Cabey were among the guest voices. Wikipedia, Quagmire's Baby
  • Ahsan Haque of IGN reviewed it positively, while Emily VanDerWerff of The A.V. Club was more negative and praised only the Bitch Brian character. Wikipedia, Quagmire's Baby
  • It was released on DVD with seven other eighth season episodes in the United States on 15 June 2010. Wikipedia, Quagmire's Baby

Voices

VoiceCharacters
Seth MacFarlanePeter Griffin, Brian Griffin, Stewie Griffin
Alex BorsteinLois Griffin, Adoption Agency Receptionist
Seth GreenChris Griffin
Mila KunisMeg Griffin
Luke AdamsQuahog Cantina Manager
John BunnellNarrator
Max BurkholderBobby Stalling
Noah Gray-CabeyBlack Kid
Christine LakinStripper

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

  • Luke Adams
  • John Bunnell as himself
  • Max Burkholder as Child, Bobby Stalling
  • Noah Gray-Cabey as Shrunky Dinks Kid
  • Christine Lakin as Receptionist
  • Brittany Snow as Candy
  • Mae Whitman as Anna-Lee Quagmire, Annaleigh Quagmire
  • Tom Wilson as First Step
  • Patrick Warburton as Joe Swanson
  • John Viener as British Radio Announcer

Season 8: episode 6 of 21

  1. E1Road to the Multiverse
  2. E2Family Goy
  3. E3Spies Reminiscent of Us
  4. E4Brian's Got a Brand New Bag
  5. E5Hannah Banana
  6. E6Quagmire's BabyYou are here
  7. E7Jerome Is the New Black
  8. E8Dog Gone
  9. E9Business Guy
  10. E10Big Man on Hippocampus
  11. E11Dial Meg for Murder
  12. E12Extra Large Medium
  13. E13Go, Stewie, Go!
  14. E14Peter-assment
  15. E15Brian Griffin's House of Payne
  16. E16April in Quahog
  17. E17Brian & Stewie
  18. E18Quagmire's Dad
  19. E19The Splendid Source
  20. E20Something, Something, Something, Dark Side
  21. E21Partial Terms of Endearment

Season hub with air dates and credits for all 21 episodes

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