8. Carter and Tricia
🎞️ S15 E8 🚫 Hard pass

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Is Family Guy S15 E8 OK for kids?

8. Carter and Tricia

Carter buys the Pawtucket Patriot brewery and decides to cut some corners to save a few bucks. Peter overhears the plan and runs and tells investigative journalist Tricia Takanawa about Carter's plan to use toxic chemicals in the beer cans. Meanwhile, Brian's drivers' license has expired and he enlists Stewie as an instructor.

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Content guide

👊 Violence
💋 Sex
🙊 Language
⭐ Overall

Skip for under 14

Family Guy S15 E8, “8. Carter and Tricia”, scores 1/5 for violence, 4/5 for sex and 4/5 for language, for an overall kid-rating of 4/5 — Skip for under 14. Carter buys the Pawtucket Patriot brewery and decides to cut some corners to save a few bucks. Peter overhears the plan and runs and tells investigative journalist Tricia Takanawa about Carter's plan to use toxic chemicals in the beer cans. Meanwhile, Brian's drivers' license has expired and he enlists Stewie as an instructor.

Across the episode we counted 23 flagged moments in 6 themes: Sex & hookups (5); Nudity & bodies (2); Violence & injury (1); Swearing (8); Alcohol & drugs (6); Fat-shaming (1). Every moment below is either a direct quote from the episode transcript or a short description of what happens on screen, so you can decide before you press play.

Watch for — every moment, theme by theme

Sex & hookups 5 moments

How Sex & hookups shows up in Family Guy S15 E8:

  • Tripling is when you vomit, defecate, and orgasm, all at the same time.
  • You discovered the power to create new life, and you created a guy? So I should've made a woman so I could have sex with a corpse? I don't know, man.
  • Up next is Papa John dyeing his eyebrows? I sleep with him to find out, though I'm fairly confident the answer is yes.
  • 1 It seems today that all you see Is violence in movies and sex on TV But where are those good old-fashioned values On which we used to rely?
  • I wonder if I can tell you one of my deepest sexual fantasies? All right.

Nudity & bodies 2 moments

How Nudity & bodies shows up in Family Guy S15 E8:

  • Explicit body / sex-act language appears in dialogue.
  • And I'm his girlfriend 'cause he has great genitals.

Violence & injury 1 moment

How Violence & injury shows up in Family Guy S15 E8:

  • You discovered the power to create new life, and you created a guy? So I should've made a woman so I could have sex with a corpse? I don't know, man.

Swearing 8 moments

How Swearing shows up in Family Guy S15 E8:

  • " Anyone? No? "You would totally believe any story about me being a dick.
  • What happened at school today? You're kind of a dick, Dad.
  • Why the hell would Daddy buy the brewery? Well, there's children in the room watch your swearing But apparently, he's looking to diversify his holdings.
  • (HUMMING) (SIREN CHIRPS) Aw, damn it.
  • You ever been with a man who's got a prostate the size of a beefsteak tomato? (KNOCKING) Oh, crap, it's Carter! I bet he's mad I told the news about him.
  • Holy crap! What?! I wanted you to know.
  • " That place is a filthy hell hole.
  • Dad, I got bullied at school! They flipped up my lunch tray! Oh, that sucks.

Alcohol & drugs 6 moments

How Alcohol & drugs shows up in Family Guy S15 E8:

  • Now let's smoke a marijuana cigarette while I'm speeding because of a dare.
  • I want our beer cans made from the cheapest material possible.
  • But sir What about those metal toilets where prisoners make wine? Use those.
  • But sir, if word got out about this, it'd be one of the most notorious developments in beer history, second only to Michelob Ultra Dragon Fruit Peach.
  • I just had a couple of alcohol beers.
  • Now all we need is a distraction so we can spike her cocktail.

Fat-shaming 1 moment

How Fat-shaming shows up in Family Guy S15 E8:

  • Lois! Fat Ass! Family, I want you to meet Tricia Takanawa.

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