"Family Guy" Baby, You Knock Me Out (TV Episode 2010) Poster

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8/10
The One Where Lois Becomes A Boxer...
taylorkingston30 March 2015
Warning: Spoilers
I really enjoy this episode. I can't watch it over and over, and I can't say that it's in my Top 10 episodes of Family Guy, but it is worth a watch.

In this episode, Peter gets tickets to a boxing match for a birthday gift. He then volunteers his wife to go up and fight the champion. She does and realizes that she has a real skill for boxing. So Lois becomes a competitive female boxer and it's just so funny. Peter becomes her promote, but he aggravates her, which is what leads her to love the sport.

Overall, I give this episode an 8 out of 10.
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9/10
WHERE ARE MY FLAPJACKS?!
darkvader123 February 2021
This episode's hilarious I really like the plot and find a lot of the jokes really funny, including the one in which I titled my review after. Definitely one of my favorites of S9
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1/10
Rip off of The Simpsons (8F18)!
10086cn24 June 2020
This episode of Family Guy seems to me like too much of a rip off of the Simpsons episode A Streetcar Named Marge. More specifically, it's when Lois was picturing her opponents as Peter and got her frustration out of her system. That's ripping off the part in A Streetcar Named Marge, where Marge was picturing Ned Flanders as Homer! It's absolutely ridiculous!
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1/10
Lois Gets Hit in the Face A Lot
keithotisedwards12 May 2024
The worst Family Guy episodes are those which borrow heavily from other shows, and the originals were always better.

As an earlier reviewer pointed out, the theme of Lois wanting to fight in the ring is because she thinks of what a jerk Peter usually is, comes from Marge seething over her oafish fat husband in "The Simpsons" Season 8. But Lois becoming a boxer is obviously stolen from "Boxing Luanne," Season 7, Episode 11 of "King of the Hill," in which Luanne, an amateur, also fights a professional: George Foreman's daughter, Freeda.

The "King of the Hill" version is funnier, because it has a sub-plot featuring the actual voice of George Foreman, who is offended when Hank calls Foreman's grill "A novelty grill," because it doesn't use propane.

This episode is also short of jokes, and much of it is just cartoon boxing scenes. Are we supposed to cheer for Lois as if it were an actual boxing match? Held on the edge of our seats to see if Lois will win?

I wonder if the writers debated over the outcome.
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