Biography
In "Death Has a Shadow", Peter fell asleep at the switch, when he was supposed to be monitoring the toys to make sure they were safe for children to play with. This allowed for a lot of dangerous toys to slip past the radar, causing numerous fatalities and major injuries among a widespread group of children, that could all be traced back to The Happy-Go-Lucky Toy Factory. Such deadly and dangerous toys included but were not limited to a an ax, being marketed as a baseball, a box labeled Pound Poochies filled with cyanide pills, and a baby doll doll that breathed fire. When news about this broke out, the reputation of Happy-Go-Lucky Toy Factory was ruined and Mr. Weed was obviously not happy about it. Because of this, he fired Peter Griffin, only for him to get his job back in the end, by filing for a disability claim.
Employees
- Mr. Weed (boss)
- Peter Griffin
- Johnson
- Sarah Bennett
- Gulliermo (temporarily)
Episode Appearances
- Death Has a Shadow
- Do and Die
- A Hero Sits Next Door
- Mind the Baby Gap
- Love Thy Trophy (Mentioned)
- Holy Crap
- Meg for Mercy
- The King is Dead
- Da Boom (Cameo)
- I Am Peter, Hear Me Roar
- Peter Griffin: Husband, Father, ... Brother?
- Employee for Fire
- Love is in the Air (Cameo)
- Pubic Indecency
- Power Over Peter
- When You Wish Upon a Weinstein (Mentioned)
- The Thin White Line
- Brian Does Hollywood
- Mr. Griffin Goes to Washington
- The Sandloss
- One if by Clam, Two if by Sea (Mentioned)
- Mr. Saturday Knight (Torn Down)
- A Fish Out of Water (Mentioned)
- Mo' Jobs (Mentioned)
- Peter, Chris, and Brian (Mentioned)
- Pawtucket Pete (Mentioned; Deleted Scene)
Trivia
- In "One if by Clam, Two if by Sea", it is revealed Peter had been working there since 1977, which, as of "Meet the Quagmires", would've made him 11 years old.
