What Term Did Levi Use For “Family Guy”?

In “The Marrying Kind”, Levi, a deadbeat employee of Enterprise Rent-A-Car, is a key character that Stewie nominally supervises. When a string of customers return vomited cars, Stewie finds himself stuck with the job when Levi is invited to his wedding to his new girlfriend, Rachel. To support his new bride, he gets his own mail-order bride from Ukraine.

In one of the greatest episodes in Family Guy history, the ending to Peter and Meg is particularly memorable. The word “Clemen” is used to describe the “duck effect” on Brian, which is a reference to one of the show’s most memorable creative voices. The writers use Brian to take shots at the show’s characters, and the show has produced several iconic quotes and hilarious one-liners throughout its run.

In season 7 episode 2, Peter drives the family crazy playing the Bird is the Word song. Later, Brian and Stewie are shown destroying the record, in a scene where the word “Clemen” is used to describe Levi, who is a deadbeat employee of Enterprise Rent-A-Car. The funny story behind this is that Family Guy was banned from saying vagina on Fox so they made up a word “Clemen” to describe Levi as a deadbeat employee.

In the episode, the word “Clemen” is used to describe the “hot new curse word that’s sweeping the nation: Clemen”, along with some hashtags calling it a fake curse word. This highlights the show’s ability to produce memorable and silliest lines and memorable moments throughout its run.