Stewie Griffin
Zero. Stewie never says 'Mummy'. He comes closest with 'Mum' and 'Mommy' but never says 'Mummy'.
If you're talking about the episode 'We Love You, Conrad' (UK Season 8/US Season 7), in which the following conversation takes place - Stewie: So, did you break up with Lauren? Brian: No, I didn't. As a matter of fact, she's coming over for dinner tonight. Stewie: Say whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat? - then it's just a humorous way of saying "Say what?" that I'm guessing isn't referencing anything. It's been used on Family Guy before; Peter is drawing on the glass of an octopus' tank with a permanent marker to make it look like the octopus has a comical expression. He says: "And I'm going to draw one eyebrow raised so it looks like he's saying 'Say whaaaaaaaaaaat?'" Hope this helps! :D I believe Seth use the "Say What" from a tv show that use to be on MTV called "Clone High" where Ghandi would say "Say What" just like stewie did in this episode. I could be wrong
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Oh, dude, Stewie Griffin from "Family Guy" is actually quoting a line from the movie "Gone with the Wind." Scarlett O'Hara famously says, "Land is the only thing in the world worth working for, worth fighting for, worth dying for." Stewie just likes to add his own twist to it because, you know, he's a sophisticated baby and all.
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Zero. Stewie never says 'Mummy'. He comes closest with 'Mum' and 'Mommy' but never says 'Mummy'.
If you're talking about the episode 'We Love You, Conrad' (UK Season 8/US Season 7), in which the following conversation takes place - Stewie: So, did you break up with Lauren? Brian: No, I didn't. As a matter of fact, she's coming over for dinner tonight. Stewie: Say whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat? - then it's just a humorous way of saying "Say what?" that I'm guessing isn't referencing anything. It's been used on Family Guy before; Peter is drawing on the glass of an octopus' tank with a permanent marker to make it look like the octopus has a comical expression. He says: "And I'm going to draw one eyebrow raised so it looks like he's saying 'Say whaaaaaaaaaaat?'" Hope this helps! :D I believe Seth use the "Say What" from a tv show that use to be on MTV called "Clone High" where Ghandi would say "Say What" just like stewie did in this episode. I could be wrong
Stewie Griffen the untold story
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Assuming you possible mean To Live and Die in Dixie, Stewie is playing with his band, Stewie & the Cowtones. Perhaps you should be a little more specific on which episode you are asking about.
It means peace or truce.
Oh, dude, Stewie Griffin from "Family Guy" is actually quoting a line from the movie "Gone with the Wind." Scarlett O'Hara famously says, "Land is the only thing in the world worth working for, worth fighting for, worth dying for." Stewie just likes to add his own twist to it because, you know, he's a sophisticated baby and all.
Nothing. He just says he's sorry.
That would be Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story