CHRIS GOES TO ITALIAN SCHOOL - Family Guy

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• MO

  @Mogu003 · 6 years ago

  He's learning life skills, working out, taking care of his hair, appreciating familial bonds, what seems to be-a the problem 'ere?

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• JU

  @Juicy_4220 · 5 years ago

  As an Italian who went to voc and became a mechanic... im not offended by this, im offended at how true it is.

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• DA

  @datemasamune2904 · 5 years ago

  “First day, and you’re already getting A’s!”<br><br>That is oddly encouraging.

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• DA

  @danielwanjiku-of6ir · 2 years ago

  &quot;Sorry i only answer to Chrissy now&quot;<br>&quot;Fine,, Chrissy&quot;<br>&quot;YEAH MA!&quot;🤣🤣🤣

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• LE

  @legalza0843 · 5 years ago

  The Italian guys seem like genuinely good people for Chris to be around.

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• EA

  @eastwinddemon · 5 years ago

  &quot;Its 930. Let&apos;s start thinking lunch.&quot; These are my kind of people.

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• DU

  @Duval-In-The-Wall · 5 years ago

  Those Italian guys are some of the best characters on newer Family Guy, treated Chris better than his own family does

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• AT

  @Attack-Roomba · 3 years ago

  As an Italian american I can promise you that our family does indeed pass down and perfect our personal one-liners from generation to generation

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• AL

  @albertoclocchiatti1510 · 6 years ago

  As an Italian, i feel offendend by the low presence of pizza in this episode

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• DR

  @Dreadlock1227 · 4 years ago

  Slapping Chris and saying “ya breakin ya motha’s heart!” is arguably Peter’s best parenting moment

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• MI

  @mintycrazy4175 · 5 years ago

  &quot;You&apos;re breaking your mother&apos;s heart!&quot;<br><b>&quot;Ma! Why didn&apos;t you say so? Ma!&quot;</b>

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• DI

  @dimitriasimov2140 · 2 years ago

  Honestly, this has been the best thing that has ever happened to Chris in the whole show. He got his life in order, looked good, felt good, and his wonderful parents (mom, because Peter couldn’t care less), destroyed everything and brought Chris back to his miserable state.

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