Peter griffin turns gay

However, the effects of the gene wear off right when Peter is in the middle of an orgy with Scott and nine other men. Other crew members that collaborated in the animation of the episode included Deborah Cone who directed the retake of the episode and Kenji Ono who was the assistant director of the episode.

The episode was directed by Brian Iles.

Family Gay Family Guy : The year was The show Family Guy was in its 7th season, and whether audiences wanted it or not, they were about to be treated to an almost unthinkable pivot: Peter Griffin’s gay arc

Iles sketched out several clothing ideas for Peter to wear. When Scott comes over looking for Peter, Brian admits his actions. Seeing Lois heartbroken and depressed, Stewie who might be gay and Brian who is hesitant due to his support of gay rights attempt to bring Peter back to his normal self by kidnapping him and sending him to a straight camp for conversion therapy.

Peter returns to his family, and they agree to never speak of the incident again. With Seth MacFarlane, Alex Borstein, Seth Green, Mila Kunis. In the first draft, Peter's homosexuality was so subtle, that he just appeared a little more refined. " Family Gay " is the eighth episode in the seventh season of the American animated television series Family Guy.

It originally aired on the Fox network in the United States on March 8, In the episode, to help pay off debt, Peter participates in a series of medical drug tests including one in which he is injected with an experimental gene that renders him gay.

Peter becomes temporarily gay after participating in a medical study. He got ideas by flipping through catalogs. The episode was written by Richard Appel and directed by series regular Brian Iles. He was assisted by James Purdum and Peter Shin worked as the supervising directors for the episode.

Lois states that she is willing to accept Peter the way he is now and takes him out of the straight camp, telling him to go back to Scott. Upon learning that the effects of the gay gene may be permanent, she decides to make the best of things when Peter suddenly leaves her for a gay.

It is a tribute to a similar mentioning of canceled shows when Family Guy came back on the air in May in the episode " North by North Quahog ". The episode was written by. Upon learning that the effects of the gene may be permanent, she decides to make the best of things when Peter suddenly leaves her for a man named Scott.

The writers originally wanted to take "the high road" with the episode. It originally aired on the Fox network in the United States on March 8, In the episode, to help pay off debt, Peter participates in a series of peter griffin turns gay drug tests including one in which he is injected with an experimental gene that renders him gay.

In order to pay for the damage, Peter decides to participate in a series of medical drug testsincluding one in which he is injected with an experimental gene that renders him gay. The episode begins with Peter playing the video game Dragon's Lair.

This episode being his first and to date his only writing credit on the show. Though the horse ends up dying of a fatal heart attack and Peter disposes of the body by flinging it into Mort Goldman 's pharmacy, the Griffins are in debt for initial damages.

Lois is initially upset that Peter is now gay, but she warms up to the change when he begins exhibiting stereotypical gay behaviors like shopping for clothes and cooking muffins, only to reconsider her stance when Peter rejects her sexual advances.

Later in the episode, Peter names his horse "Till' Death", in reference to the show of the same name, highlighting shows that were all cancelled by Fox, including Arrested Development and The War at Homeamongst others.

The episode ends when Mort throws the horse's dead body through the Griffins' living room window in revenge for throwing it into his store. Lois is initially upset that Peter is now gay, but she warms up to the change when he begins exhibiting stereotypical gay behaviors like shopping for clothes and cooking muffins, only to reconsider her stance when Peter rejects her sexual advances.

Seth Rogen provided a guest-voice as Peter under the effects of the "Seth Rogen gene" and Meredith Baxter provided a guest voice as herself. It received divided reviews from television sources and critics, in addition to receiving criticism from the Parents Television Council.

Family Gay: Directed by Brian Iles, James Purdum, Peter Shin.