Family Guy episode "The King Is Dead"

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"The King Is Dead" is an early episode of the animated sitcom Family Guy in which Lois becomes the director of the Quahog Players’ production of The King and I, leading to escalating creative conflicts with Peter.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf television episode ⓘ
basedOn The King and I (stage musical) (loosely, within the episode’s play) ⓘ
linked to: The King and I
centralTheme creative control in theater production ⓘ
marital conflict ⓘ
chronology follows the Family Guy episode "Love Thy Trophy" ⓘ
precedes the Family Guy episode "I Am Peter, Hear Me Roar" ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States ⓘ
director Monte Young ⓘ
episodeNumberInSeason 7 ⓘ
featuresCharacter Angela ⓘ
Brian Griffin ⓘ
Chris Griffin ⓘ
Cleveland Brown ⓘ
Diane Simmons ⓘ
Glenn Quagmire ⓘ
Joe Swanson ⓘ
Lois Griffin ⓘ
Meg Griffin ⓘ
Peter Griffin ⓘ
Stewie Griffin ⓘ
Tom Tucker ⓘ
featuresElement musical numbers from the in‑universe production of The King and I ⓘ
featuresLocation Quahog Players theater ⓘ
featuresOrganization Quahog Players ⓘ
featuresRelationship marriage of Peter Griffin and Lois Griffin ⓘ
franchise Family Guy franchise ⓘ
linked to: Family Guy
genre animated sitcom ⓘ
hasFictionalUniverse Family Guy universe ⓘ
linked to: Family Guy
hasMedium television ⓘ
includesDevice cutaway gags ⓘ
mainConflict Peter interferes with Lois’s direction of the community theater production ⓘ
narrativeFocus Lois’s attempt to assert authority as a director ⓘ
originalLanguage English ⓘ
originalNetwork Fox ⓘ
parodies The King and I ⓘ
partOfSeries Family Guy ⓘ
plotSummary Lois becomes director of the Quahog Players’ production of The King and I, leading to escalating creative conflicts with Peter. ⓘ
productionCode 1ACX13 ⓘ
seasonNumber 2 ⓘ
seriesCreator Seth MacFarlane ⓘ
seriesSeason Family Guy season 2 ⓘ
setting Quahog, Rhode Island ⓘ
targetAudience adult television audience ⓘ
tone comedic ⓘ
writer Garrett Donovan ⓘ
Neil Goldman ⓘ

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