Family Guy season 19 episode 16 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Peter resists a haircut after his barber passes away, leading to a comical escapade where he embraces his long hair and new lifestyles. Meanwhile, Brian gets lost and discovers he was microchipped by another family, the Hendersons. He temporarily lives with them, exploring a sophisticated life but feeling out of place. Eventually, Brian realizes his true belonging is with the Griffins, despite their quirks and eccentricities, and returns home. The episode wraps up with the Griffins happily back to their unique normalcy.
Full Episode S19E16 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Peter refuse to get a haircut at the beginning of the episode?
Peter is upset because his usual barber, Jerry, has passed away and he doesn't want anyone else to cut his hair.
How does Peter's long hair change his behavior?
Peter's long hair leads him to adopt a new lifestyle, including participating in a storage unit auction and joining a soup-loving group.
What happens to Brian in the woods?
Brian gets lost in the woods while drunk on moonshine and ends up at a pound where he discovers he was previously microchipped by another family.
Who are the Hendersons, and how does Brian know them?
The Hendersons are a sophisticated and intellectual family who had microchipped Brian, leading him to believe they might be his original owners.
How does Brian feel living with the Hendersons?
Brian feels out of place and struggles to fit in with the Hendersons' highbrow lifestyle.
How does the Griffin family adjust to life without Brian?
The Griffin family reveals their quirky habits and tries to compensate for Brian's absence in humorous ways, such as Peter and Chris attempting to recreate Brian's presence.
Why does Brian decide to return to the Griffin family?
Brian realizes he prefers being part of the Griffin family, despite their flaws, and feels more at home with them.
What legal trouble does Peter face, and what is the outcome?
Peter faces legal trouble for assaulting someone inspired by the movie "Road House," but he is ultimately acquitted in court.
How does the episode conclude?
The episode concludes with the Griffin family being content with their average, yet unique life, and Brian accepting his place with them.
