: The split of Stewie into a docile side and a purely evil side heavily mimics the classic Star Trek episode "The Enemy Within" , complete with the original dramatic score.

: Meg begins wearing Bonnie's dresses and referring to Joe by his first name. When she learns Bonnie is returning, Meg steals Joe's gun and frames Bonnie by planting it in her luggage at the airport.

: Lois pawns the caretaking duties off on Meg. Because Joe is genuinely kind to her and doesn't mind being seen with her, Meg quickly becomes infatuated and misreads his politeness as romantic interest.

: At a local park, Stewie's ray gun misfires when he tries to seek revenge on a bully. Feeling that he has "lost his edge" as a brilliant, evil baby, he builds a neural-enhancement machine to restore his malice.

[s9e12] The Hand That Rocks The Wheelchair File

: The split of Stewie into a docile side and a purely evil side heavily mimics the classic Star Trek episode "The Enemy Within" , complete with the original dramatic score.

: Meg begins wearing Bonnie's dresses and referring to Joe by his first name. When she learns Bonnie is returning, Meg steals Joe's gun and frames Bonnie by planting it in her luggage at the airport. [S9E12] The Hand That Rocks the Wheelchair

: Lois pawns the caretaking duties off on Meg. Because Joe is genuinely kind to her and doesn't mind being seen with her, Meg quickly becomes infatuated and misreads his politeness as romantic interest. : The split of Stewie into a docile

: At a local park, Stewie's ray gun misfires when he tries to seek revenge on a bully. Feeling that he has "lost his edge" as a brilliant, evil baby, he builds a neural-enhancement machine to restore his malice. : Lois pawns the caretaking duties off on Meg