<P> Meanwhile, Stewie becomes a bookie and takes a $50 bet from Brian on a Celebrity Boxing match pitting Mike Tyson against Carol Channing . Brian bets on Tyson and loses . Stewie comes to collect, but Brian laughs him off and tells him he will have the money in 24 hours . After 24 hours, Stewie asks for the money owed, but Brian says he does not have it and to give him until next Friday . Stewie reveals that he is serious about settling the bet and, on two occasions, brutally beats up Brian (using such means as a golf club, shooting him in both knees with a pistol, and a flamethrower) to coerce him into paying up . Eventually, Brian agrees to pay off the bet . After Stewie's bet is satisfied, he offers Brian an opportunity to get one "free revenge shot" to make up for all the torture he caused . Brian accepts the offer, but leaves Stewie in suspense as to when the free hit will be delivered, until Stewie is overcome with paranoia and starts beating himself up in an attempt to satisfy Brian . After biding his time and making Stewie worry about what could happen, Brian--while the Griffins are in London, leaving the Patriots - Silly Nannies game--nonchalantly shoves Stewie in front of a moving bus . </P> <P> "Patriot Games" was written by Mike Henry, and directed by Peter Shin, Pete Michels and Cyndi Tang . The episode aired on January 29, 2006, a week before Super Bowl XL . Actress Carol Channing made a guest appearance as herself in a scene in which Brian loses a $50 bet on a boxing match between her and professional boxer Mike Tyson, though Tyson did not voice himself . Sportscaster Bob Costas also voiced himself in a short scene in which he interviews Peter and Tom Brady . Much of the episode was scripted with Patriots coach Bill Belichick in mind, but Brady was chosen to replace him . After numerous requests for Brady to voice himself in the episode, he eventually agreed . Comedian Jay Leno voiced himself in two short scenes that show him, respectively, threatening and attempting to kill Brady . </P> <P> Two scenes in which Stewie graphically beats up Brian using a glass filled with orange juice, various household objects, and guns polarized people who viewed it . Several production members were offended . Cast members--as well as MacFarlane's mother and an animal rights advocate--enjoyed the scene; MacFarlane quoted his mother: "I don't see what the problem is? He (Brian) owed him (Stewie) money!", and so it was kept in the final cut . When Lois gives the finger to the camera during the interview with Peter and Brady, her hand was blurred out on Fox airings of the episode . However, reruns on Adult Swim and TBS left the gesture intact . The gesture was also left intact on the DVD of "Volume Four"; the production team enjoyed having this level of freedom . After the initial airing of the episode, where newscaster Tom Tucker announces a report on a fictional curse word, clemen, many viewers looked up the word on the Internet to try to find a definition . MacFarlane stated in the episode's DVD commentary that if someone invents an obscene definition for the word, the show will have to stop using it (it has not been used since this episode). </P> <P> In 2009, the bathroom scene was reused for a series of YouTube videos promoting the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Comedy Series nominations that Family Guy received for consideration to voters for the 61st Primetime Emmy Awards . In it, Brian considers voting for the fellow nominees--The Office, Flight of the Conchords, Entourage, 30 Rock, How I Met Your Mother, and Weeds . In the first five videos, Stewie brutally beats up Brian for his different votes, in their respective videos, asking "Where's my Emmy man?" and forces him to vote for Family Guy . In the last video, when Brian thinks about voting for Weeds, Stewie doesn't beat him up and instead says, "Oh, fuck this . I'm not doing one for fucking Weeds," referring to the declining quality of the show within its fourth season . </P>

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