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Hello, tech support?

Yes, my time machine
is giving me error code 17.

No, I did not make love
to a bear on it. Shh.

But if some bear
did have his world rocked on this thing,

would that void the warranty?

Oh, boy. Time machine trouble?

You know there's
one time machine that never breaks

and is always
ready to take you anywhere, anytime.

A good book.

Ugh, sorry, my dog is very cringe.

I'm Brian Griffin and tonight
we'll take my time machine

to three periods in history.

I don't know. I think he's doing, like,
court-ordered community service.

Let's start with the story
of the French Revolution.

The year was 1789.

King Louis the 16th
and his wife, Marie Antoinette,

were throwing Moulin Rouge parties.

Many of which devolved into orgies,

covering the walls
with yicky-yicky-ya-ya-ja-ja.

More songs per minute.

Louder songs.

Everyone must get
a Baz Luhrmann headache.

Yes, Your Majesty.

God, I love French dancing.

If there's anything hotter
than women standing in a line

and kicking their legs up really high,
I haven't seen it.

Bad news, King Louis.

- France is in massive debt.
- What?

Well, just the music clearances
on these Baz Luhrmann sequences alone

are bankrupting the monarchy.

Oh, dear. But our hardworking
French laborers

are already working up to
four hours per week

with only winter and summer off.

Can nothing be done?

I think we should levy
a tax on the peasantry.

No, no taxes.

We could always cancel
your VousTube premium account,

and you can just watch
regular VousTube with the ads.

Let's do the taxes.

Man, things sure are
getting bad here in France.

You said it.
I even got laid off from my job

pitchforking loose hay here
and moving it to there.

The whole French economy
is based on slightly moving loose hay.

Bad news, guys.

- I'm here to collect some taxes.
- What?

The King is levying
a land tax and a head tax.

A head tax?
But that could be thousands.

Also, now there's a salt tax.

But the head tax ends in something
for which there'd be a salt tax.

Boo!

I say, Robespierre, there's a lot of
unrest brewing here in France.

You're right, Danton.

We should take advantage
and foment a revolution.

- For the people.
- Oh, yeah, no, for the people.

Yeah, and definitely
not for our own personal advancement

to where we go nuts with power
and chop off everybody's heads

and eventually even each other's.

Yeah, yeah, no, no, yeah.
For the... For the people.

Remember that for later,
for it is foreshadowing.

I'm Chris Griffin,
and I don't only do masturbation stuff.

Citizens of France,

we need a revolution.

That's right. King Louis has destroyed

the French economy.

Also, it'll be another
couple hundred years

before the Arab immigrants show up,

but let's start
getting angry about that now.

These guys are making a lot of sense.

- We do need a revolution.
- Yeah.

I can't wait for the new symbol of France
to be a woman with her boob hanging out.

I call dibs on waving
a flag on a barricade.

I'm kind of a barricade guy.

The time has come to join
our revolutionary club, the Jacobins.

Can I join your Jacobin club?
'Cause I'm just constantly jacobin'.

I mean, at least four or five times a day,
you'll find me jacobin'.

I'm Chris Griffin,
and I still do some masturbation stuff.

More bad news, Your Majesty.

Paris suffers a bread shortage.

Oh, no. What should we do,
Swedish baker?

Let them eat cock!

That's perfect, because France currently
has a dangerous surplus of cake.

Marie Antoinette,
if you could tell everyone

to get busy eating cake,
that would famously help things.

- It won't just piss people off?
- Nah. They'll love it.

Down with the King!

And down with Marie Antoinette.

She's not French, she's from Austria.

Austria is our rival.

Who are you people?

We're a mob of unemployed losers,
scapegoating a lady.

That's when good things happen.

To be fair, we're mad
at all the French nobles,

except that one super cool pointing guy.

So rad.

We, the citizens of France, hereby
place the King and Queen under arrest.

Let's put 'em in prison.

Yeah, and I'm taking this magic
Beauty and the Beast clock

that comes to life and sings.

It's just a regular clock.

Aw.

- Regular candlestick.
- Aw.

Welcome, citizens,
to the new revolutionary regime.

That's right.
There's gonna be some changes in France.

From now on, every time
we say hello to each other,

we will get two little
kisses on the cheek.

Little kisses for everyone.

- All right.
- Should we show them, Robespierre?

I think they get it.
You were pretty clear.

We stand for freedom and equality.

And we can announce this now.
It is official.

There will be a season six
of Emily in Paris.

So give yourselves a big hand for that.

You did this. Every one of you.

Anyway, freedom and equality
and civil rights for every man.

How about rights for women?

Nah, just dudes.

We hereby sentence
the King and Queen to death.

Any final words?

- Yeah, and not the cake thing again.
- Then, no.

Please destroy
the oil paintings under my mattress.

And now for Marie Antoinette.

What? What happened?

Oh, boy.

Marie Antoinette's novelty fake neck

was provided by Jacques's Joke Shop

of South Attleboro, France.

- Gotcha, guys.
- Good one, Marie.

Remember, if it ain't
hon-hon-hon,

it ain't worth Jacque.

Okay. Brutally kill her now.

Well, that was fun,
but before you all go,

we have a few surprise
bonus executions today.

The King's gendarme.

That lady who yelled that thing

at the meeting.

J.K. Rowling. 'Cause you know why.

This dude, Josh, who's the first guy

to post a photo of a beach
and write "my office for the day".

Oh, and Danton.

What? Oh, you bitch!

I was gonna do this to you.

This is awesome. And the best thing is

that it'll for sure never happen to me.

Uh, I know I wanted
to be "head" of state,

but this is-- Oh, my brain's stopping.

I can't believe we did
the whole French Revolution,

and not even a single song from Les Mis.

Les Mis is set during
the Rebellion of 1832,

not the French revolution of 1789.

Oh, that's stupid.

Damn it, Meg, I told you
to stop taking my jog bras.

I haven't.

Well, they're missing.
And there's no other explanation.

Look, you both need to stop
counting your bras.

It's not important where they went.

Sometimes families have conflicts.

But did you know that
at one point in U.S. history,

family members actually went
to war with each other?

What? What... What is this?

It's community service. He got arrested
for something. What did you do, Brian?

Let's take our next historical journey.

I heard he got caught stealing
mobile orders at Starbucks.

Does he look like his name is Rasheed?

Uh, our...
Our historical journey to the year 1861.

They're going to remember
what Rasheed looks like, Brian.

It was 1861 when America
was inaugurating a new president.

I, President Abraham Lincoln,
vow that I will have an open mind.

The back of my mind in particular
will be very open and exposed.

That's also foreshadowing.

Brian said I could keep helping out.

I'm grateful that you elected me.

And right away, I want to apologize
for my mentally ill wife.

What the hell?

My nickname will be honest-about
everything- except-that-one-thing Abe.

That or nine-and-a-half-inch Abe.

- You can call me either one.
- Yeah, right.

She's loony, guys. Absolutely deranged.

Anyway, I predict
that America's got good times ahead.

So long as our map doesn't have
a bunch of arrows and explosions.

But America did have
a bunch of arrows and explosions,

and narrations by voices like this.

Also slow fiddle music,
which I have to play myself,

because we blew our whole music budget
on the Moulin Rouge stuff.

I did this on America's Got Talent

and Howie Mandel
made wisecracks at my expense.

Anyway, war had come,
and 600,000 brave mustaches

would be lost,
as brother marched off to fight brother.

Hey, so the uniforms came in the mail,
and they sent one of each.

Weird.

Yeah, the gray ones
are from Louis Vuitton,

and the blue ones
are from TJ Maxx, so...

That's fine. I'll be Union.

Cool. I like the gray because it matches
all the dead guys everywhere.

Wish me luck.
I'm off to fight the Battle of Bull Run.

So that sucked.
Ah, well, the good news is,

I'm staying at Bull Run,

and there's no way there'll be
a whole second battle there.

You're not gonna frickin' believe it.

The arrows and explosions
are getting closer to D.C.

We're not gonna be able
to save the Union.

Maybe instead of fighting
to save the Union,

we should be fighting
to end the evils of slavery

and ensure freedom for all Americans?

All right, I'm putting you in a home.

This is why I sleep with guys.

I, too, believe the aim of the war

should be to free the slaves
and make all Americans equal.

Thank you, Frederick Douglass.

You're right.
Black men should be free.

That's what I'm talking about.

And sent up to the front line as soldiers.

- Say what now?
- Don't worry.

You're in good hands
with General Ulysses S. Grant,

America's most strategically
gifted alcoholic.

The...
The South keeps looking at me.

I swear to God,
if the South looks at me one more time,

- I'm going down there--
- No, no, no, no. Be cool, man.

You think you're better than me, South?

Be cool. Be cool. We got to concentrate

on our most important objective.

Protecting Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.

Isn't Gettysburg
just fields and fence posts?

Gettysburg is a cultural
and economic metropolis.

Sacrifice every last man,
if necessary, to protect Gettysburg, P.A.

But Seward's right. Gettysburg sucks.

If you can make it there,
you'll make it anywhere.

Gettysburg, everyone must die to save it.

There's literally, like,
eight people in the whole town.

We're not gonna argue this further!

I'm late for my cuddle nap
with Joshua Speed,

who everyone should
go ahead and Google.

- This is fine.
- It's fine.

I just can't afford
my own mattress is all.

Mattresses cost, like, a billion dollars,
'cause it's olden times.

This conflict keeps dragging on,
am I right?

I tell you,
you put the Civil War on ABC,

it'll be canceled in 13 weeks.

Now,
that Confederate recruit we saw earlier,

he went on to be a stage actor,
based in D.C.

So clearly, his career sucked.

But then he booked
the Gettysburg cemetery gig.

Finally, the big break
for John Wilkes Booth.

Civil War saves 70 slaves.

- Civil War saves 70 slaves. Civil war--
- Excuse me, Mr. Booth?

Ah, yes, that is how
I'm listed in the program.

But I was hoping to use my full name,

John Wilkes Booth Romijn Stamos.

- Yeah, well, sorry, but we're bumping you.
- What? Why?

President Lincoln just showed up.

He wants to workshop some new material.

Okay, so "Fourscore
and seven years ago--"

Wait, wait. What... What's that mean?

A score is 20 years.

So just say 87 years ago.

I like it this way.

You're gonna lose everybody
from the first line.

They're all doing math in their heads.

- It's fine.
- It's not fine.

You're here to boost morale.

This is like the opposite. You're giving
them algebra homework. Here, try this.

"Sorry, I got here late.
I couldn't find the Gettysburg address."

Yeah. I don't know.

Oh, come on. It's perfect. Open with
a huge joke. Boom, now you got 'em.

Hey, hey, bub.

You can't just go bumping people.

I... I don't know
what you're talking about.

Forget him.
He's just some butt-hurt actor.

Look, whatever this is about, I'm sorry.

I respect actors.

- How about you give me a headshot?
- Foreshadowing.

Now let's have
a big hand for Abe Lincoln.

Thanks, Bob.

Now, I understand
Mary Todd's here today, 'cause we all know

Lincoln doesn't go anywhere
without his beard.

Oh, Bob.

Finally, in 1865,
the southern capital of Richmond fell.

War is over, Grant. You've got to go to
Appomattox and meet the Southern leader.

- You know the guy?
- General Lee.

All right, do some research on him first.

Oh, I know the guy
backwards and forwards. General Lee.

Right. But I need you
to know him specifically.

I do know him specifically, General Lee.

- I... Look, you know the guy?
- Yep.

- You know him generally?
- Yep.

You got to know him more than generally.

Know who more than General Lee?

The Southern leader.
The guy you know generally.

That's right.
I do know him, very well. General Lee.

- I... That's the problem.
- What's the problem?

You say you know him generally.

- I do.
- I need you to be an expert on the guy.

- I am an expert on him.
- Are you just--

I'm friends with the guy.
We fought in the Mexican War together.

I studied his every move.

There is no one on the planet
who knows him better than I do.

Okay, just to be sure,
you are an expert on the Southern leader.

Completely. Totally.

Absolutely. General Lee.

But--

In our nation,
it was a difficult time politically.

But a simpler time, comedically.

The fighting was done,
and no more would Americans

wage civil war until 2028, probably.

But this story ends on a theater balcony

with Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln.

Hey, how about you
just go by Mary Lincoln, huh?

But Todd is my family name.

I... I keep it to honor my heritage.

Demented. Somebody call
the man with the big net.

That's the latest
in mental health technology.

Lincoln was dead,
and Booth would shout the motto

that has become etched in history.

Did I do that?

Lincoln's
assassination was filmed

in front of a live studio audience.

Hey, did you guys notice
that the final Dilbert

is just Dilbert checking people's genitals
outside the ladies' restroom?

Office stuff.

Ah, Peter's enjoying a joke.

Well, here's a joke for you.

Six million Jews, gypsies, communists

and intellectuals
are loaded onto a train car.

Only this joke actually happened.

How is that a joke?

He's doing
his community service.

He attacked one of them
grocery robots or something.

The year is 1939,
and war has come to Europe.

Well, the arrows and explosions are back.

Also, I'm back, on account of
I've been getting a lot better

on the fiddle since the last time.

Not bad, right?

You'd be surprised
how much fiddle you can learn on YouTube.

Hey, play Mumford and Sons.

I'm not playing that [bleep].

Pretty soon, the Brits were forced
to seek cover in their subway system.

What they call "the Tube".

Eating French fries.
Of course, they call them chips.

Truck is a lorry.

Let's see. What else?

Weird little country.

Hello, Franklin?

President Roosevelt, can you hear me?

Churchill, how's things in England? Good?

No, it's awful. We're getting bombed
by the Nazis over here.

They're blitzkrieging through Europe.
They took Paris.

Oh, no, not Paris!

Please tell me the pointing guy is okay.

I love that guy.

Yeah, can you help us out, Franklin?

Uh, you caught me
at a bad time, Churchill.

It's me and Eleanor's date night.

Eleanor, where are you going?

Me and the girls
are gonna go play lacrosse,

and then just jab our thumbs wherever.

That Eleanor
sure loves hanging out with her lady pals.

FDR may not help us.

And I heard Russia
is signing a pact with Hitler.

So, as my top general,
I need you to go to Moscow,

find their leader
and figure out how to prevent this.

Don't worry, sir, I will.
And I'll stop Stalin.

Great. I'm glad you're not
delaying your departure,

but do you have a plan
for when you get there?

- Absolutely, sir. To stop Stalin.
- And what is it?

- How is that a plan?
- I thought you wanted me to stop Stalin.

Of course, I want you to stop stallin'.

This is a grave and important matter.

- So, then we do agree on the plan.
- Which is?

- To stop Stalin.
- But--

Comedically,
World War II was also a simpler time.

Turns out, America's efforts
to stay out of the fracas came to naught

once the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor.

"December 7th, 1941,

"a date that I probably
knew was coming but allowed to happen."

I mean, "A date which will live in infamy,
the United States of--"

Girls,
you don't know anything about power tools.

- You're totally wrong.
- What?

- What's going on?
- It's your wife and her friends.

They're arguing over
power tool brands again.

- Dewalt.
- Ryobi.

Girls and their
construction equipment, huh?

Eleanor, could you ladies please keep it
down while I'm doing radio to America?

This is fine.

- It's fine.
- Lots of First Ladies have their gal pals

move into the White House with them,
which I did for real.

- Super normal.
- Ryobi.

Gentlemen, we're here to plan
an amphibious assault on Normandy.

Stay on target.

Almost there.

Stay on target.

Private Ryan, you've switched off
your targeting computer.

What's wrong?

Use The Force, Matt Damon.

Cut it out, guys. This is important.

- Oh, yeah, totally. Okay, first question.
- Yeah?

Is there toilets inside of tanks?

I mean, there has to be, right?

They're not gonna stop the war
just to let a guy take a crap.

I think they just go right in the barrel

and then the next shot
is like a poopy shot.

Can we please focus?

We're focusing. We are laser focused
on planning for... "Diday".

I think we're calling it "D-Day".

Oh, okay, see?
I'm already learning stuff.

FDR beat the Germans,

but he wouldn't live
to see victory in the Pacific.

For that, the torch
was passed to Harry Truman.

Listen, Harry.
Hirohito wants to surrender.

It's time to go make peace with Japan.

Got it. Go to Japan and nuke Hiroshima.

No, no, no, no.
They're ready to surrender.

- You need to make peace with Japan.
- Okay.

Good. Now repeat it back to me.

Okay, I nuke the city
of Hiroshima in Japan.

No, Japan wants to surrender!

Make peace with Japan.

Right. And nuke Hiroshima.

No, no, no, no!

And et cetera.

Due to wartime rationing,

we've had to keep reusing
our Pat Tillman bit from 2007.

Thanks for doing your part to make sure
all the fresh new jokes are safe

for our troops overseas.

Eventually, Japan did surrender.

Don't worry too much about why.
The war was over.

At last, America can celebrate
with lots of non-consensual kissing.

Don't worry.
Your husband will never find out.

Lunch with the girls, huh?
Susan, probably?

Well, that does it
for today's history adventure.

I hope you have
a new appreciation for the joys, follies,

and heartaches that comprise
our shared human story.

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