Family Guy “Bitch-Brian” and “Bitch-Stewie” = Voyager Y-class clones

[Lyon_Wonder]

I'm watching Family Guy episode "Quagmire's Baby" and Stewie creates clones of himself and Brian, which they refer to as "Bitch-Brian" and "Bitch Stewie". IMO, the clones Stewie created remind me of the biomimetic clones of the voyager crew created on the "Demon" Y-class planet, which we see in "Demon" and "Course: Oblivion". And just like the clones of Voyager and it's crew, Brian's and Stewie's clones become physically unstable and don't last beyond the end of the episode either.

[Collingwood Nick]

Are you suggesting that an episode of Family Guy might be making an obscure reference to a pop culture sci fi show?? Surely not!

[Itachi]

Lyon_Wonder wrote:

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I'm watching Family Guy episode "Quagmire's Baby" and Stewie creates clones of himself and Brian, which they refer to as "Bitch-Brian" and "Bitch Stewie". IMO, the clones Stewie created remind me of the biomimetic clones of the voyager crew created on the "Demon" Y-class planet, which we see in "Demon" and "Course: Oblivion". And just like the clones of Voyager and it's crew, Brian's and Stewie's clones become physically unstable and don't last beyond the end of the episode either.

I love you

[You_Will_Fail]

Collingwood Nick wrote:

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Are you suggesting that an episode of Family Guy might be making an obscure reference to a pop culture sci fi show?? Surely not!

Yeah really, surely not. Voyager didn't invent the concept of cloning or clones being genetically inferior to the original.
I hate when people ask sh*t like this.

[Itachi]

You_Will_Fail wrote:

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Yeah really, surely not. Voyager didn't invent the concept of cloning or clones being genetically inferior to the original.
I hate when people ask sh*t like this.

oh i find it MUCH more entertaining than seeing everyone put a tv show under a super fuckin microscope