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The Family Guy episode (Season 16, Episode 8) is a dual-plot feature that parodies classic cinema while exploring the dysfunctional bond between Peter and Meg. Plot Summaries
Meg's fake identification uses a portfolio image of politician Chris Christie .
The title is a play on this Woody Allen film.
Brian’s subplot is a direct parody of this Alfred Hitchcock classic, where a protagonist with a broken leg spies on neighbors.
The song "Party All the Time" by Eddie Murphy plays during Meg and Peter's drinking montage.
The silhouettes Brian watches are a gag lifted from the movie.