Ep 7. Jerome Is the New Black

In Family Guy season 8 episode 7, titled "Jerome Is the New Black," the Griffins meet a smooth-talking new neighbor named Jerome. He quickly becomes friends with Peter, but his past as a convict casts a shadow over his reputation in the neighborhood. As Jerome tries to leave his criminal past behind and rebuild his life, he faces scrutiny and prejudice from the other residents of Quahog.

Meanwhile, Lois becomes obsessed with cleaning up the town and enlists the help of Brian to create an ad campaign for an anti-littering campaign. Their efforts lead to unexpected consequences and a run-in with Jerome, as they all navigate the challenges of trying to change their own image and their town's reputation.

Ultimately, the episode tackles themes of redemption, forgiveness, and the power of second chances. It also delivers classic Family Guy humor and pop culture references, as well as the trademark cutaway gags and absurd plot twists that the show is known for. Fans of the show will enjoy seeing some familiar faces and references, as well as the introduction of a new recurring character in Jerome.

Overall, "Jerome is the New Black" is a funny and thoughtful episode that explores important issues while still delivering laughs and entertainment. It is a classic example of the kind of irreverent, boundary-pushing humor that has made Family Guy a hit with audiences for over two decades.