Stan tries to bring the 1950s back to Langley to save a beloved restaurant from closing.Stan tries to bring the 1950s back to Langley to save a beloved restaurant from closing.Stan tries to bring the 1950s back to Langley to save a beloved restaurant from closing.
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Seth MacFarlane
- Stan Smith
- (voice)
- …
Wendy Schaal
- Francine Smith
- (voice)
Scott Grimes
- Steve Smith
- (voice)
Dee Bradley Baker
- Klaus
- (voice)
Jeff Fischer
- Jeff Fischer
- (voice)
Anna Graves
- Asbestos Victim
- (voice)
Phil LaMarr
- Lawn Dart Victim
- (voice)
- …
Joe Lo Truglio
- Sal
- (voice)
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- TriviaKlaus says he took some '50's style benzos and drove to Milwaukee and back in one day. He is referring to benzodiazepines, a class of depressant drugs used to treat anxiety, insomnia and seizures. While the first benzo (Chlordiazepoxide) was discovered accidentally in 1955, it was not made available as a prescription drug until 1960. Plus driving from Virginia to Milwaukee and back would take a little over 24 hours, a person would want to take a stimulant to help them stay awake, benzos cause drowsiness so taking them makes no sense in that situation. Taking amphetamines would make far more sense, as they are potent stimulants, and it would be '50's appropriate, prior to 1959 there were several over the counter formulations of amphetamines. It was very common for people in the '50's to take amphetamines, the first commercially available amphetamine in the US was an amphetamine inhaler called Benzedrine introduced in 1933 that was a popular decongestant. Benzedrine sulfate tablets were introduced in 1936, commonly called 'bennies', and were used to treat narcolepsy, obesity, low blood pressure, low libido and chronic pain. They were also heavily used by soldiers during World War II and Korea to help them remain alert at night, the addictive properties of amphetamines started to become apparent in soldiers returning from the war, and in the population in general, which is why they were finally made prescription only in 1959. However it was very easy to get a prescription for amphetamines and this did little to curb the addiction problem, as such amphetamines were made a schedule II controlled substance in 1970, along with most opioids.
- GoofsOn the mini jukebox, Stan flips past the C1-5 and D1-5 selections to reveal the E1-5 selections. where the next 5 selections should be F1-5, it repeats all of the C1-5 selections.
- Quotes
Roger the Alien: Did you know glory holes were much bigger in the 50s?
- ConnectionsReferences The Seven Year Itch (1955)
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Stan try's to bring back this 50's fever (1950's) and in this plot uses the Fonz (from Happy Days) which was a 1970's thing. (1974-84 to be exact). That plot itself made no since. He than goes a bit crazy. The idea he had threw a dart in some ones head, threw poisons subscience in a lady's face, stabbed a kid, and push two cops away while signing a lame song, and did not get arrested was not a legit plot at all. Animated series need to keep it some what real even if most cartoons do not. This plot than made no since at all. Otherwise, the story was interesting enough. It would not be worth watching twice though.
- mandelaeffectusa
- Feb 10, 2023
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