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Officer: Hey, I recognize you. You're that black guy I saw on TV.
Peter Griffin: Yeah, that's me.
Officer: [Into radio] We have a stolen vehicle.
Peter Griffin: This is my...
Officer: [Into radio] Subject getting beligerant.
Peter Griffin: I'm not...
Officer: [Into radio] Officer down.
Mistakes
If the groom didn't know who Lois was but had a picture of her, how could he have known that she was at the wedding so he could place the bomb in the blue sedan? If he had put the bomb in their car while they were still at home, they both would have been blown up. So this means he placed the bomb in the car at the wedding. He didn't know however that Lois was there until the end, where he caught up with them and told them not to start the car. Had he known earlier, he wouldn’t have been arguing with his bride about the hit occurring during their honeymoon. See more...
Trivia
A Quahog is another name for a clam, thus all the jokes and places in town (like the drunken clam bar) the show makes reference about. See more...
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Continuity: Just before Peter enters the tunnel in his new car, the white line in the middle of the road is blotchy and not continuous. When the shot changes to Peter's POV, the line has completely disappeared. The next shot which shows the car side on, there is now a straight white line on the road.
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