Sorry, I spaced on your name at the party store. ♪ Lucky there’s a man who positively can do ♪ ♪ But where are those good old-fashioned values ♪ After Peter storms out when asked about the network’s broadcast time change of the show, Chris takes over and brags about the cost of the suit he’s wearing. The final scene shows Peter doing a press conference, answering questions about what happened this week and a question on if there will be another Peter and Bonnie episode. He eventually comes clean only to find that Lois doesn’t care about what he did as it makes things easier for her. Although he continues to eat behind his family’s back, Peter has trouble keeping what happened at the Swansons’ a secret, viewing it as an affair of sorts. When Peter tries to find him at his house, Bonnie offers him to stay for dinner where he becomes addicted to her cooking and is unable to enjoy what Lois makes. Meanwhile, Joe goes away on a stakeout after Brian’s tenth birthday party. He eventually heads to Burlington to get put down, but Brian talks him out of it by stating that he should just feel lucky to be alive and value whatever time he has left, even going so far as to eat the tainted Play-Doh in solidarity. Stewie makes several attempts to become at peace with his death and raise awareness of his disease, but Brian won’t take him seriously. Doug, who is playing doctor, backs up her claim and states that he is terminal. Stewie learns that he has cooties after sharing the Play-Doh with a girl in his class.

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