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* RoleReprise: Creator/KevinMichaelRichardson voices Jim Crow from ''WesternAnimation/{{Dumbo}}'' when Peter asks if he had seen Stewie. Kevin previously voiced Jim Crow in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/HouseOfMouse''.
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* EditedForSyndication: The syndicated version is missing the scene with the Kim Cattrall CutawayGag, including the dialogue that leads into it. It's also worth noting that the part with Quagmire pointing at his own crotch is intact, even though the FOX version replaces it with a reaction shot of Peter covering Stewie's ears.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: The DVD commentary for this episode reveals that the network took a lot of issue with the subplot of Chris doing chores for Herbert the pedophile and constantly asked them to tone it down. While the end result did give Herbert a more human side (showing that, as much as he lusts after Chris, he does care about him and tries not to take advantage of him), one could also argue that this was out of character and the end result of the censors telling [=MacFarlane=] and company what they could and couldn't allow (which is mentioned on the commentary) and that the season 11 episode "Chris Cross" (in which Chris runs away to Herbert's house after Meg blackmails him) got away with more.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: The DVD commentary for this episode reveals that the network took a lot of issue with the subplot of Chris doing chores for Herbert the pedophile and constantly asked them to tone it down. While the end result did give Herbert a more human side (showing that, as much as he lusts after Chris, he does care about him and tries not to take advantage of him), one could also argue that this was out of character and the end result of the censors telling [=MacFarlane=] and company what they could and couldn't allow (which is mentioned on the commentary) and that the season 11 episode "Chris Cross" (in which Chris runs away to Herbert's house after Meg blackmails him) got away with more.more.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: The DVD commentary for this episode reveals that the network took a lot of issue with the subplot of Chris doing chores for Herbert the pedophile and constantly asks asked them to tone it down. While the end result did give Herbert a more human side (showing that, as much as he lusts after Chris, he does care about him and tries not to take advantage of him), one could also argue that this was out of character and the end result of the censors telling [=MacFarlane=] and company what they could and couldn't allow (which is mentioned on the commentary) and that the season 11 episode "Chris Cross" (in which Chris runs away to Herbert's house after Meg blackmails him) got away with more.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: The DVD commentary for this episode reveals that the network took a lot of issue with the subplot of Chris doing chores for Herbert the pedophile and constantly asks them to tone it down. While the end result did give Herbert a more human side (showing that, as much as he lusts after Chris, he does care about him and tries not to take advantage of him), one could also argue that this was out of character and the end result of the censors telling [=MacFarlane=] and company what they could and couldn't allow (which is mentioned on the commentary) and that the season 11 episode "Chris Cross" (in which Chris runs away to Herbert's house after Meg blackmails him) got away with more.
