The doctor tells him 'Practice on a hot dog first. Breaking In Old Habits: Chris/Luke Skywalker gets a replacement hand.Bloodier and Gorier: It's a Trap! ups the level of violence a good deal from the previous two installments.Stewie: What are we in, Iraq? This happens entirely too often! True to form, once his reciting the story ends, the power comes back on. Big Blackout: Used in the frame story to justify Peter Griffin telling the Star Wars stories.Better than a Bare Bulb: The cast frequently lampshades the aspects of the Star Wars franchise.Armor Is Useless: The Stormtroopers in 'It's A Trap!' complain about how worthless their armor is, since it can't even repel the Ewoks' stone-age weapons.(Although it's less affectionate by the time they get to Jedi.) Affably Evil: Darth Stewie is this to some of the enemies, and out and out friendly to Chris/Luke in 'It's a Trap!'.Surprisingly, Adam West doesn't do this.He also shows up in It's A Trap as the Rancor.Adam Westing: Rush Limbaugh doing a spoof of his show as if it was in the Star Wars universe.When Jabba gives the order to shove Luke into the Sarlacc pit (played by Meg), his Huttese is clearly 'Miiiilllllllaaaa Kuuunisssssss'.Peter also mentions Without A Paddle which Seth Green starred in.

After the story, Chris asks Peter what he has against Green, and makes some comments about MacFarlane's talent instead Brian, Stewie, and Peter all defend MacFarlane, and Meg ( Mila Kunis), Lois (Alex Borstein), and Chris (Green) all say he's a dick. The Jedi special makes Green into a Butt-Monkey, which acts as Chris/Luke's Berserk Button.Chris is voiced by Seth Green, creator of Robot Chicken. At the end of the first episode, Peter and Chris discuss the Robot Chicken Star Wars parodies Peter dismisses Robot Chicken, while Chris defends it.Stewie/Vader: Where is that casual acting shuttle headed? Used to spoof Han's 'fly casual' line in the third episode, as the shuttle actually walks past the Star Destroyer while whistling.This apparently entails slouching along jazzily to the strains of Cab Calloway's 'Minnie the Moocher'. In the first episode Peter-as-Han cautions Chris-as-Luke to 'play it cool' when they're sneaking off to rescue Lois-as-Leia.The 'Laugh It Up, Fuzzball' episodes provide examples of: (Albeit with original storylines, as opposed to directly spoofing any particular film.) note American Dad! did James Bond, incidentally. It was joked that the since-cancelled Cleveland Show could do the prequels (but they did a parody of Die Hard instead). recreating The Empire Strikes Back, and finally 'It's A Trap!' note Based off of Admiral Ackbar's Memetic Mutation line, although it was formerly going to be titled 'I Got A Bad Feeling About This' which was based on the Running Gag a Star Wars character would say in a dangerous situation recreating Return of the Jedi. Then came 'Something Something Something Dark Side' note Based off a Cutaway Gag from the show. recreated A New Hope, and was a commercial and critical success. Thus the episode 'Blue Harvest' note Named for the fake title for Return of the Jedi to get around locations overcharging them to shoot there. Note For the other Opening Crawls, see hereįamily Guy was already Reference Overdosed, so Seth MacFarlane decided to take that up to eleven, and recreate the whole original Star Wars trilogy. A long time ago, but somehow in the future.

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