Family Guy returns with all new episode as Peter attempts to convince Quahog that O.J. Simpson is innocent of crimes he committed over a decade ago. How did the residents react? Find out in this week's recap of "The Juice is Loose!"
Peter Griffin finds a winning ticket from a 1989 Honey Nut Cheerios contest that entitled him to play a round of golf with a celebrity of his choice. Peter, in 1989, chose none other than O.J. Simpson. The announcement does not go so well with family and friends though, as they attempt to explain to Peter the crimes that O.J. has been acquitted of. Peter asks if all this was covered on television. It is then found out that Peter is simply obsessed with the 1989 version of O.J.
Before I continue with the O.J. plot, let me briefly recap the first segment of this week's Family Guy. Peter is left babysitting Stewie. Peter, joined by Cleveland, Quagmire and Joe, have a teen girl's night in as they play "truth or dare." One noteworthy moment here is Cleveland and Joe's 15-second make-out session. As Peter and Quagmire freak out, Stewie comes down and says, "It's just two guys making out." Perhaps one day, Stewie will realize the homosexual he has within.
When Lois comes home to discover Stewie stuck on the roof (trying to fix the satellite dish), Peter attempts to distract her with a Conway Twitty performance. For those who read my recaps weekly, you will not be surprised to read as I say that this was the biggest waste of 2+ minutes. I hope that someone can agree with me. However, the minotaur with the head of Sean Connery did almost make up for the Twitty performance.
On to O.J. The guys strap a microphone on Peter during his golf outing with O.J. in hopes to squeeze a confession out of him. Another memorable quote is Peter's greeting to O.J.: "That's my name, don't put a knife in it." When his cover is blown, O.J. admits that he acted in "a few bad movies" and is not perfect. Peter feels sympathy and brings O.J. home. The Griffins, aside from Stewie, are not accepting of having this man in their home. Stewie, on the other hand, likes O.J.
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