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image by António Martins, 28 February 2005
In the episode “E Peterbus Unum”, patriarch Peter Griffin
secedes his property from the U.S. and briefly becomes an independent country
complete with flag. It’s a white field with the device of Peter
Griffin’s head with the letters PETORIA in a sans-serif font, in black,
below. [Here’s a
screenshot.
T. Mike, 23 February 2005
image by Eugene Ipavec, 8 October 2005
In one episode, protagonist Peter Griffin and his drinking buddies
retaliate for their favorite dive having been turned into an English pub by
reenacting the Boston Tea Party, only with a freighter-full of English beer.
The flag of their little “movement” is presented as evidence at
their trial.
Eugene Ipavec, 8 October 2005
by Eugene Ipavec, 26 July 2006
This is the flag of the Special People’s Games, a parody of the
Special Olympics, from the US animated series
Family Guy. The show traffics in “edgy” — some would say
tasteless — humor, as is envident from the flag — the familiar
“disabled” symbol arranged to mimic the Olympic
rings.
Eugene Ipavec, 26 July 2006
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