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As we learned from “The Simpsons Guy,” Stewie Griffin does not take kindly to tormentors. That’s quite ironic, considering he’s the biggest tormentor of the show, but I digress! Stewie is ecstatic when he gets a new tricycle, but his joy is quickly replaced with anger when the tricycle is stolen by a seven-year-old kid named Charlie. Once again, we see Stewie abducting and attempting to inflict great misery on another character. Charlie’s just lucky Lois interrupted when she did. Others haven’t been nearly as fortunate. One thing’s for sure: playing house with Stewie does not make for a fun playdate.

Description
As we learned from “The Simpsons Guy,” Stewie Griffin does not take kindly to tormentors. That’s quite ironic, considering he’s the biggest tormentor of the show, but I digress! Stewie is ecstatic when he gets a new tricycle, but his joy is quickly replaced with anger when the tricycle is stolen by a seven-year-old kid named Charlie. Once again, we see Stewie abducting and attempting to inflict great misery on another character. Charlie’s just lucky Lois interrupted when she did. Others haven’t been nearly as fortunate. One thing’s for sure: playing house with Stewie does not make for a fun playdate.