Dr. C and the women

Peter , Joe , Glenn and Cleveland have a drink at the bar. Suddenly, a dispute arises between Joe and Quagmire about which ocean is better: the Pacific or the Atlantic . It almost comes to a fight, but Cleveland intervenes in a quarrel, who says that both of these oceans are extremely beautiful and it’s not necessary to quarrel over such trifles. Peter notes that Cleveland has a natural gift from a psychologist and suggests that he open his own private clinic.

Cleveland now has a job: there are many clients. Meanwhile, Peter quarrels with Lois at home and advises his wife to turn to the newly-made psychologist Brown. However, after a conversation with Lois, Cleveland tells Peter that he himself becomes the cause of the quarrels in his family and recommends that the couple spend as much time as possible together. Griffin does not like at all that from now on he has to spend more time with his wife, he says to friends in the bar that thanks to Cleveland his marriage is collapsing. Then he decides to scare Brown: to tell Donna, his wife, about how he slept with a striptease dancer at a bachelor party. Cleveland, learning about Peter's intentions, runs away from the bar in fear.

Glenn helped Meg get into the security service at the airport. The work goes well: moreover, against the background of other employees, fat and ugly, Meg is becoming very popular: many dream of meeting her. Finally, personal life begins to improve: very soon, a date with Larry, a senior security officer. In plans Meg interferes with Marla, in love with Larry. She beats a new airport employee, and then substitutes her, throwing trays for personal items into her locker. Larry dismisses Meg, although she confesses to her sympathy.

Lois demands that Peter find Cleveland. Finding him was not so difficult: all this time he was hiding in his abandoned bistro cafe. Peter apologizes to his friend, saying that he would never betray his fourth best friend, after Brian . Already at home, Peter asks Meg to talk about how her week went. As she begins her story, Peter interrupts her, as always, and sings the final song of the series.

• The rating of the episode was 1.7 among the age group 18-49 years.
• About 3.45 million people watched the series.
• The series became the third most watched that evening, Animation Domination on the FOX channel, losing to the series " The Last Man on Earth " and "The Simpsons " ^[1] .

Entertainment Weekly's Katrina Tulok praised Meg's storyline, which has been completely absent for the past two episodes. She also noted that insulting Peter Joe was the best joke, because Griffin always thought that a policeman was not a profession. The best insert Katrina called a policeman on a segway . However, the joke about the steakhouse seemed to her a plagiarism of advertising one of the most popular food chains in America ^[2] .

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