I think the joke is more about how many Jewish people become doctors and therefore better healthcare. Also it changed to some drug bust gone wrong for why Joe does not have his legs, said he wanted others to think the Xmas story
I thought people who watch Family Guy being dumb was just a meme, but maybe not. What is the first thing Joe says when he sees Brian and Stewie? That is the answer to your joke.
America has a weird history & relationship with alcohol. It's like the Puritan sentiment that founded you guys back in 1620 has left over some cultural reach, and a weird relationship with alcohol is one of them.
“Arbitrary Age Limits” In a previous episode, Brian held an intervention for Stewie because the latter was getting drunk on cough medicine and injured another kid in a big-wheel accident. He should know that age limits on drinking exist for a good reason. Then again, Brian is a dirtbag and an alcoholic himself, so maybe I’m expecting too much of him.
@@mmoney3523 That song that is sung when the “man”, or woman of the hour, is raised up on a chair, and they sing a specific song. They were carrying Joe up the stairs, and Peter started teasing him with the song to his annoyance and he yelled out, “Shut up, I’m not JEWISH!” ✡️
Cool bar huh 0:11 whoa boy joey i can walk n in a season finale ? that's new i don't ever recall any season finale he could ♿🚫 0:17 not even in Peter's process , octopus Joe don't count madame claude
OK, so a few people in the comments seem to be confused why without Christianity Joe can walk here’s a bit bit of an explanation. Without Christianity Christmas never existed. So Jewish holidays would be more prominent and since Christmas never existed Joe never got paralyzed on Christmas on Christmas Eve by the gentleman he was chasing. Therefore, he can walk. It’s called the butterfly effect.
This could imply that Joe has so much raw power that in a universe where Christianity existed, the divine powers decided that nerfing Joe was the only way to protect the universe
ENG: I didn't know Joe could walk in this reality! Does that mean cripples never existed? ESP: ¡No sabía que Joe podía caminar en esta realidad! ¿Eso significa que los lisiados nunca existieron?
