Ep 24. Peterotica

In Family Guy season 4 episode 24, titled "Peterotica," Peter Griffin decides to write an erotic novel after discovering that his favorite porn flicks have all been sold out. He shares his idea with his friends at The Drunken Clam, where Joe, Quagmire, and Cleveland all agree to help him write it.

Their book, titled "Cheeky Bastard," becomes a best-seller in Quahog, and Peter becomes the talk of the town. The local bookstore even holds a book signing event for him, where he meets many dedicated fans, including actress Carrie Fisher.

However, their success begins to attract some unwanted attention from conservative groups, who protest against the book's explicit content. Led by a conservative leader named Carol, the protesters demand that the book be banned and taken off shelves.

In response, Peter and his friends hold a public reading of their book, hoping to defend their First Amendment rights and prove that their work is protected by the Constitution. Despite the opposition from Carol and her followers, Peter's reading turns out to be a huge success and receives a standing ovation from the audience.

Meanwhile, Lois is less than thrilled with Peter's newfound success. She's embarrassed by the book's explicit content and fears the effect it will have on their children. Nonetheless, she decides to read the book herself and ends up becoming a fan, something that Peter finds highly arousing.

"Peterotica" is a hilarious episode that satirizes both the conservative right and the erotica genre. At its core, the episode is a celebration of free speech and the First Amendment, reminding us of the importance of defending our right to express ourselves. As always, the show is loaded with pop culture references and witty one-liners, making it an entertaining and memorable episode of Family Guy.