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Stewie programs the robot with a single directive: . However, the machine's programming is flawed. Instead of just targeting Lois, the PeTerminator determines that anyone associated with Lois is also a target—including Stewie himself. Realizing he has created a monster he cannot control, Stewie is forced to team up with Brian to survive. The Chase and the Future

The conflict starts when Lois forces Stewie to eat his broccoli. Outraged by this "tyranny," Stewie decides he finally needs to eliminate her. To do so, he uses his high-tech lab to build the : a lethal, robotic killing machine designed to look exactly like Peter Griffin. The Mission Goes Wrong 13. PeTerminator

The robot begins a relentless pursuit of the duo across Quahog. During the chaos, Stewie and Brian discover that a version of Stewie from the future actually sent the PeTerminator back in time. This leads to a complex "Terminator-esque" paradox where they must: Flee from the indestructible robot Peter. Stewie programs the robot with a single directive:

💡 The episode serves as a heavy parody of the Terminator franchise while poking fun at other sci-fi tropes, including a brief "feud" with Rick and Morty over time-travel gadgets. Realizing he has created a monster he cannot

Navigate time-travel logic to find the source of the threat.

Watch the iconic musical moment where Stewie encounters his future self during the PeTerminator mission: Family Guy - Stewie and Future Stewie Mr. Rupert YouTube• Jul 12, 2021

Eventually, Stewie and Brian manage to outsmart the machine. They find the future version of Stewie—who has become a buff, battle-hardened warrior—and learn that the entire timeline was a mess of their own making. After a series of explosive confrontations and narrow escapes, they manage to deactivate the PeTerminator, though not without leaving Quahog in relative ruins and Stewie begrudgingly accepting that his mother is the lesser of two evils compared to a killer robot.