The phrase serves as the title for Season 2, Episode 2 of the animated series Family Guy , which first aired in 1999. In this episode, Peter's father, Francis, retires and comes to live with the Griffins, causing chaos due to his rigid, ultra-religious views and his disapproval of Peter's lifestyle.
Details on the or controversies surrounding the episode.
Attempting to bond with his father, Peter discovers that is visiting nearby. In a misguided effort to prove his devotion and win Francis's respect, Peter decides to get his father a personal meeting with the Pope. When he fails to get through the crowds, Peter's signature impulsiveness takes over—he hijacks the Popemobile and kidnaps the Pope . Reconciliation and Resolution
In the end, Peter returns the Pope, and Francis is given a job as the Pope's personal security guard—a position that keeps him away from the Griffin household while finally making him happy. If you’d like to explore this further,
The phrase serves as the title for Season 2, Episode 2 of the animated series Family Guy , which first aired in 1999. In this episode, Peter's father, Francis, retires and comes to live with the Griffins, causing chaos due to his rigid, ultra-religious views and his disapproval of Peter's lifestyle.
Details on the or controversies surrounding the episode. [S2E2] Holy Crap
Attempting to bond with his father, Peter discovers that is visiting nearby. In a misguided effort to prove his devotion and win Francis's respect, Peter decides to get his father a personal meeting with the Pope. When he fails to get through the crowds, Peter's signature impulsiveness takes over—he hijacks the Popemobile and kidnaps the Pope . Reconciliation and Resolution The phrase serves as the title for Season
In the end, Peter returns the Pope, and Francis is given a job as the Pope's personal security guard—a position that keeps him away from the Griffin household while finally making him happy. If you’d like to explore this further, Attempting to bond with his father, Peter discovers