A scene from Family Guy S4E8 "8 Simple Rules for Buying My Teenage Daughter" in which Peter, Chris, Brian and Stewie drink a bottle of Ipecac and see who can...

Peter: Alright, you guys, I got eight crates of ipecac from Mort, all on my tab. Now whoever goes the longest without puking gets the last piece of pie in the fridge. [Peter, Stewie, Brian, and Chris drink the bottles] Okay, here we go. [pause] How's everybody doin'?

2025年2月16日 · In season 4, episode 8, Peter buys four bottles of Ipecac from pharmacist Mort and challenges his family to a last-to-puke challenge. He buys eight cases of syrup to hold a vomiting contest with Brian, Chris, and Stewie.

He buys eight cases of syrup of ipecac so he can hold a vomiting contest with Brian, Chris and Stewie; however, it was a complete failure, although Chris technically wins. Soon Mort calls in Peter’s debt of $34,000. In desperation, Peter seizes upon a picture of Mort’s son Neil, who is infatuated with Meg.

Peter, Chris, Stewie, and Brian have a ipecac drinking contest to see who gets the last piece of pie.

2023年4月21日 · S4 E8 probably. They challenge each other to see who can take some ipecac and go the longest without vomiting. IIRC winner gets the last slice of pie.

Cephaelis ipecacuanha is of the family Rubiaceae, one of the largest families of plants. The family consists of about 450 genera and 5,500 species, mostly tropical but with a few temperate genera. Emetine is one of several alkaloids found in ipecac. The following 11 genera of the family Rubiaceae also contain emetine: Borreria, Bothriospora, Capi-

2025年3月15日 · The most famous scene from Family Guy is when Peter, Chris, Brian, and Stewie drink Ipecac, a strong emetic used to make poisoned people vomit. The last person who throws up wins. Ipecac was once a remedy in the event of accidental poisonings, but it was not the best substitute for alcohol in a drinking game.

Ipecac was once a remedy in the event of accidental poisonings. In this classic episode of Family Guy, Peter, Stewie, Chris & Brian show us why Ipecac is not your best substitute for alcohol in a drinking game and why its production was halted in 2010.

2015年9月6日 · Common name: Ipecac. Family: Rubiaceae. Parts used: Root, rhizome. Constituents: Alkaloids. Medicinal actions: Expectorant, emetic (in higher doses), stimulant, diaphoretic. Medicinal use: Chronic and acute bronchitis with a relatively dry cough with moderate amounts of thick mucous that is difficult to expectorate. In higher doses (see ...