Ep 19. Run, Chris, Run

In Family Guy season 14 episode 19, titled "Run, Chris, Run," Chris Griffin discovers that he is not as fit as he thought. When he is unable to keep up with his friends during a run, he decides to train to compete in the Boston Marathon. However, his father Peter is not supportive of his son's ambitions, and takes it upon himself to sabotage Chris's training. Meanwhile, Brian becomes convinced that Stewie is possessed by the devil and tries to exorcise him.

As Chris begins his training, Peter becomes increasingly jealous of his son's dedication and achievements. He starts to interfere and undermine Chris's training, telling him to skip runs and eating junk food in front of him. Despite this setback, Chris remains determined to compete in the marathon and proves himself capable of overcoming obstacles.

In the meantime, Brian's paranoia about Stewie's demonic possession becomes more intense and he ropes in Quagmire to help with the exorcism. Their antics lead to chaos and destruction throughout the Griffin household, and Stewie becomes increasingly annoyed with their antics. Ultimately, Stewie reveals that he is not possessed by the devil but is just going through a phase in his development that had caused him to act out.

As the Boston Marathon approaches, Chris's nerves start to get the better of him. However, with the encouragement of his family and friends, he starts the race. Despite facing difficulties along the way, including a sudden attack of diarrhea, Chris pushes through and eventually finishes the race. His friends and family celebrate his success, and Peter apologizes for his previous behavior.

"Run, Chris, Run" is an episode that showcases the Griffin family's familiar mix of humor and heartwarming moments. It deals with themes of ambition, family dynamics, and overcoming obstacles. Viewers will enjoy seeing Chris face the challenges of training for a marathon, and the hilarious antics of Brian and Quagmire as they attempt to exorcise Stewie. The episode also features the show's signature irreverent humor, with references to pop culture, politics, and current events woven throughout. Fans of Family Guy will not be disappointed with this fun and engaging episode.