I love this episode. I love the way they use Jesus in the episode. It's just so funny.
In this episode, Peter and the rest of his family go to a '50s style diner and he hears his favorite song on the jukebox. Since the song is from the '60s, the record is going to be thrown out, so he takes it home. He plays it way too much and Stewie and Brian take the record outside and smash it to pieces in a slow-mo sequence. Peter wants to buy a new one, so he goes to a record store. Peter discovers that Jesus is living in our world and working at a that record store. He tries to find out why he is back. Is it time for the second coming of Jesus? He is here to save all of the towns people? Why is he here? Turns out, that he's just here to see what the world is currently like. He wants to keep a low profile. Also, Peter couldn't buy a new record because "a dog and a baby came and bought them all".
Overall, I give this episode a 10 out of 10.
In this episode, Peter and the rest of his family go to a '50s style diner and he hears his favorite song on the jukebox. Since the song is from the '60s, the record is going to be thrown out, so he takes it home. He plays it way too much and Stewie and Brian take the record outside and smash it to pieces in a slow-mo sequence. Peter wants to buy a new one, so he goes to a record store. Peter discovers that Jesus is living in our world and working at a that record store. He tries to find out why he is back. Is it time for the second coming of Jesus? He is here to save all of the towns people? Why is he here? Turns out, that he's just here to see what the world is currently like. He wants to keep a low profile. Also, Peter couldn't buy a new record because "a dog and a baby came and bought them all".
Overall, I give this episode a 10 out of 10.