Recap
Joe feels some satifaction after finding out that the man who crippled him (it actually wasn't the Grinch who knocked him off a roof) is finally imprisoned. However, when he finds out that man, Bobby Briggs, has escaped, he starts feeling miserable and wants to bring him to justice. Peter volunteers, along with Quagmire, to go hunt Briggs down and bring him to justice. They trace his last known location to a strip club in Atlantic City, where a stripper reveals the address he's currently hiding out at.
The gang goes and finds him, but lose him after a rooftop chase. Thanks to a paper with a Juarez area code on it, they figure out that Briggs is planning to drive out of the country, and the only way on road to Juarez is through El Paso. So the group flies there to cut him off. When he finally reaches the border, Joe chases him down, and after a fight, he decides to get his retribution by shooting him in the kneecaps like Briggs did to him. However, this kills him – but they kick the body into a river flowing in to Mexico and leave. Joe finally has his peace knowing that the man who crippled him is no longer out terrorizing others.
April 8th, 2013 11:58 AM
Hello. I watched the original airing and the re-run of this episode, and I don't remember quagmire telling joe that he thought that he injured his legs in a fight on the roof with the grinch. Did I just forget that detail, or did fam guy splice that line in for the re-run? Please advise. Thank you.
Mark
December 9th, 2012 4:04 PM
Hi TTAs you already know, part of me is a neo-Jungian shnirk-wrap ☺ and true to form, I like Myers-Briggs!My personality has ENFP traits:Extraversion = 22Intuitive = 88Feeling = 75Perceiving = 67I prefer to talk about traits rather than a personality types since over time, and sometimes short periods of time, these traits change. Fifteen years ago, I was an INFJ like you! ☺Also I believe that any scores below 25 are not necessarily to be relied upon. My extraversion score is typically about 22. It can swing to introversion at the same level. What are your scores?So like Tamera, who moves between ENFJ to ENFP, I move between ENFP and INFP. I believe it is, as she says, something about how we are and how we feel at the time, rather than an intrinsic state of being. What are your J and P scores, Tamera?The 1.5% (for an INFJ score) you talk about is based on an empirical survey carried out in USA, I believe. I do not know how well it extrapolates across geographies, or how accurate it