Baby, You Knock Me Out is the fifth episode of the ninth season of the
animated comedy series Family Guy. It originally aired on Fox in the
United States on November 14, 2010. The episode follows housewife Lois
after she is convinced to become a championship boxer. As she
continues fighting, however, she eventually decides to go into
retirement, only to be challenged by the top ranked fighter in all of
Rhode Island. Deciding to accept the challenge, Lois faces the fight
of her life, causing her to unleash pent-up anger at Peter.The episode
was written by Alex Carter and directed by Julius Wu. It received
mostly positive reviews from critics for its storyline and many
cultural references. According to Nielsen ratings, it was viewed in
7.00 million homes in its original airing. The episode featured guest
performances by Luke Adams, Carrie Fisher and Nicole Sullivan, along
with several recurring guest voice actors for the series. It was first
announced at the 2009 San Diego Comic-Con International.Announcing his
excitement for his upcoming birthday, Peter eagerly awaits to receive
his gifts. After receiving a birthday card from Cleveland, Peter
receives tickets to a female's boxing club from Quagmire, who invites
the group there, where Peter's wife, Lois, is volunteered to
participate in a fight. Easily beating her competition in an instant,
the club owner suggests she become a professional boxer. Unable to
understand how she won the fight, Lois becomes reluctant to fight
anyone else. After Peter takes her blindfolded to a boxing club (even
tricking her into wearing a boxing outfit) she thinks is a fancy
restaurant, Lois becomes angered at him for tricking her. By imagining
that she is beating up Peter, she is able to win the fight. Returning
home, Lois begins taking boxing seriously, and starts working out.
Continued to be angered by Peter, Lois aspires to be a champion boxer,
and eventually becomes the top-ranked boxer in Quahog. During a fight,
however, Lois' nose is broken, and she becomes reluctant to fight any
longer. Going on to reveal that the only reason she fought was because
of her hatred of her husband's obsession with boxing, and that she
imagined she was beating up Peter during her matches because she can't
actually beat him up for real, Lois and Peter agree to end her career,
and go into retirement.In a ceremony honoring Lois, held by Mayor Adam
West, she is called out by Deirdre Jackson, an undefeated champion
fighter who was said to have killed three women in the ring, and she
challenges Lois to a match. After insulting and humiliating Peter at
the statue dedication (milking his man-breasts like cow udders),
Jackson eventually convinces Lois to compete and come out of
retirement. In a pre-fight interview with Tom Tucker, Jackson
announces her intention to kill her opponent in Round 6, which only
causes Lois to become even more angered. As the match begins, Lois
becomes an easy target for Jackson in the first round. Feeling she
stands no chance, Lois is convinced to continue fighting, making it to
the sixth round. Badly beaten, Lois continues to be beaten by Jackson,
who suddenly hits her with a big left hook, causing her to become
nearly unconscious. Quickly recovering, Lois then begins unleashing
her pent-up rage, and eventually and finally knocks her opponent
unconscious herself. The next day, Lois begins her recovery as a
champion, and she is surrounded by her family at the breakfast table.
Peter is also excited, as he triumphantly announces that he now able
to eat his cereal with his own breast milk, saved from his encounter
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