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Family Guy season 2

21 episodes, first broadcast 23 September 1999 to 1 August 2000. Titles, air dates, writers and directors for each, in broadcast order.

Episodes

21 episodes · 23 Sept 1999 to 1 Aug 2000

E1Peter, Peter, Caviar Eater23 Sept 1999Written by Chris Sheridan, directed by Jeff Myers.Lois's wealthy aunt Marguerite Pewterschmidt dies on the Griffins' doorstep.E2Holy Crap30 Sept 1999Written by Danny Smith, directed by Neil Affleck.Peter's father Francis, devoutly religious and newly retired from the sawmill, comes to stay with the Griffins.E3Da Boom26 Dec 1999Written by Neil Goldman and Garrett Donovan, directed by Bob Jaques.On New Year's Eve 1999 Peter is warned by a man in a chicken suit that the Y2K bug will end the world.E4Brian in Love7 Mar 2000Written by Gary Janetti, directed by Jack Dyer.Someone is urinating around the house and Stewie gets the blame, though Brian is the culprit.E5Love Thy Trophy14 Mar 2000Written by Mike Barker and Matt Weitzman, directed by Jack Dyer.The neighbours quarrel over a trophy awarded for the best float in a parade.E6Death Is a Bitch21 Mar 2000Written by Ricky Blitt, directed by Michael Dante DiMartino.Faced with a hefty hospital bill, Peter gets out of paying it by declaring himself dead.E7The King Is Dead28 Mar 2000Written by Craig Hoffman, directed by Monte Young.When the director of Quahog's theatre company dies, Lois is appointed to replace him.E8I Am Peter, Hear Me Roar28 Mar 2000Written by Chris Sheridan, directed by Monte Young.Peter ends up with tickets to a comedy club after a timeshare sales pitch.E9If I'm Dyin', I'm Lyin'4 Apr 2000Written by Chris Sheridan, directed by Swinton O. Scott III.Peter and Chris's favourite television programme is taken off the air.E10Running Mates11 Apr 2000Written by Neil Goldman and Garrett Donovan, directed by John Holmquist.Lois stands for president of the Quahog school board.E11A Picture Is Worth 1,000 Bucks18 Apr 2000Written by Craig Hoffman, directed by Gavin Dell.Peter begins to worry that his name will be forgotten after he is gone and decides he needs a legacy.E12Fifteen Minutes of Shame25 Apr 2000Written by Steve Callaghan, directed by Scott Wood.Meg's family embarrass her during her slumber party.E13Road to Rhode Island30 May 2000Written by Gary Janetti, directed by Dan Povenmire.Brian tells his psychiatrist about being taken from his mother at a Texas puppy mill, then volunteers to collect Stewie from his grandparents' home in Palm Springs.E14Let's Go to the Hop6 Jun 2000Written by Mike Barker and Matt Weitzman, directed by Glen Hill.Peter poses as a teenager called Lando Griffin and enrols at Meg's high school, aiming to steer the pupils away from the habit of licking toads.E15Dammit Janet13 Jun 2000Written by Mike Barker and Matt Weitzman, directed by Bert Ring.Stewie is sent to a daycare centre so that he can learn to get along with other children.E16There's Something About Paulie27 Jun 2000Written by Ricky Blitt, directed by Monte Young.Peter owes money to a mob boss and, while working off the debt, befriends the boss's nephew, Big Fat Paulie.E17He's Too Sexy for His Fat27 Jun 2000Written by Chris Sheridan, directed by Glen Hill.Chris grows self-conscious about his weight and starts a diet.E18E. Peterbus Unum12 Jul 2000Written by Neil Goldman and Garrett Donovan, directed by Rob Renzetti.Peter complains to the mayor about zoning near his house and learns that the property is missing from every map.E19The Story on Page One18 Jul 2000Written by Craig Hoffman, directed by Gavin Dell.Meg joins the school newspaper club to meet an entry requirement for Brown University.E20Wasted Talent25 Jul 2000Written by Dave Collard, Ken Goin, Mike Barker and Matt Weitzman, directed by Bert Ring.Peter wins a place on a tour of the brewery run by Pawtucket Pat, a storyline modelled on the 1971 film of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.E21Fore, Father1 Aug 2000Written by Bobby Bowman, directed by Scott Wood.Peter decides his son Chris lacks a sense of responsibility and finds him a job at a golf course.

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