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References and possible references to Chris in media

(it's a working title)

(Flavor text)

The impostor!

Similarities with Family Guy

While very likely unintentional, since it is highly doubtful that Seth MacFarlane knows of Chris's existence, there are a few instances of similarity from Chris's work with Family Guy.

The first few minutes of "Road to Germany", when Mort Goldman looks desperately for a bathroom, only to accidentally go into Stewie's new time machine, is strikingly similar to the Ghostbusters skitch.[1]

Likewise, many trolls noticed how uncanny Peter Griffin in the episode "Three Kings" was wearing a shirt very similar to one of Chris's trademark shirts. However, the shirt was originally featured in the 1986 film, Stand by Me, on which this segment of "Three Kings" was based.[2]

In the episode "Family Goy", Peter falls in love with a cardboard cutout of Kathy Ireland and later has sex with said cutout.

Habba yabba jabba!

"Peter's Daughter" features a plot centered around the characters making a conscious effort to treat Meg better (a point of contention Chris has always had with the series). This seems mostly coincidence, except for a sequence where Peter performs as a male stripper dressed like a police officer. His stripper name? ... "Officer Nasty".

"Halloween on Spooner Street" began with Chris Griffin showing off his Bill Cosby outfit in blackface. Lois scolds him for the racially charged implications, which Chris fails to understand. She then demands he change into the Indian chief costume she bought him.

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