what cultural references does the original episode have?
The "Back to the Future" trilogy is parodied and referenced throughout the episode, along with many other movies and famous people throughout the 1980s.
Meet the Quagmires
The "Back to the Future" trilogy is parodied and referenced throughout the episode, along with many other movies and famous people throughout the 1980s
family guy back to the future rick astley In an episode the song "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley has been performed. what is meet the quagmires? "Meet the Quagmires" is the 18th and final episode of the fifth season of the animated comedy series "Family Guy". who are the characters? Peter , Lois, Quagmire and others. what are the names of the people who do their voice overs? Seth MacFarlane for both Peter and Quagmire, and Alex Borstein for Lois. what is the theme of this cartoon? Comedy. who created it? Seth MacFarlane . who is the director? Dan Povenmire and Chris Robertson. has the first one directed anything else? UNANSWERABLE what about the second? UNANSWERABLE has the show won any awards? Eight Emmy Awards, three Annie Awards and several others. what about the creator? He won several awards for his work on "Family Guy", including five Primetime Emmy Awards and an Annie Award.
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Meet the Quagmires [SEP] Cultural references
In the opening scene of the episode, Horace the bartender is suddenly knocked unconscious after falling off a ladder, causing Death to appear. After it is discovered that Horace is not actually dead, Death complains that he never likes to be too far from journalist Mike Wallace. Wallace was still alive as of the original airing date. The "Back to the Future" trilogy is parodied and referenced throughout the episode, along with many other movies and famous people throughout the 1980s. Other cultural references include how Peter becoming excited about his new prospects in life after going back in time and stating to Cleveland that he is going to "raise more hell than Hellraiser" from the 1987 horror film "Hellraiser".