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Who says What the Deuce on Family Guy?
Stewie Griffin
In what episode of family guy does Stewie say mummy?
Zero. Stewie never says 'Mummy'. He comes closest with 'Mum' and 'Mommy' but never says 'Mummy'.
What does Stewie say in the Family Guy theme song?
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
What is the name of the episode of family guy where stewie is dancing without his shirt on and says to another guy you know the guy who owns this place?
Stewie Griffen the untold story
What if anything is Stewie Griffin quoting when he says it's good to have land?
Well, honey, when Stewie Griffin says "It's good to have land," he's actually quoting Scarlett O'Hara from "Gone with the Wind." It's a classic line from the movie where Scarlett realizes the importance of having land as a source of security and independence. So, next time you hear Stewie dropping some wisdom, remember he's channeling his inner Southern belle.
Who says What the Deuce on Family Guy?
Stewie Griffin
What the deuce?
its a catch phrase of stewie griffin
What are some Family Guy catch phrases?
There aren't many but ...GiggityWhat the deuce?Who's leg do you have to hump to get a dry martini
In what episode of family guy does Stewie say mummy?
Zero. Stewie never says 'Mummy'. He comes closest with 'Mum' and 'Mommy' but never says 'Mummy'.
What does Stewie say in the Family Guy theme song?
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
What is the name of the episode of family guy where stewie is dancing without his shirt on and says to another guy you know the guy who owns this place?
Stewie Griffen the untold story
Who says baseball in family guy?
stewie griffon the baby who talks like a man
What was Stewie doing at then town social while the other children were dancing?
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.
What does the name Deuce mean?
It means peace or truce.
What did Brian do after Stewie told him that Julie's mother wouldn't let him see her?
Nothing. He just says he's sorry.
What episode does Stewie meet older Stewie?
That would be Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story
What if anything is Stewie Griffin quoting when he says it's good to have land?
Well, honey, when Stewie Griffin says "It's good to have land," he's actually quoting Scarlett O'Hara from "Gone with the Wind." It's a classic line from the movie where Scarlett realizes the importance of having land as a source of security and independence. So, next time you hear Stewie dropping some wisdom, remember he's channeling his inner Southern belle.
