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| − | + | '''The Church of the Fonz''' was a religion that was the creation of [[Peter Griffin]] in "[[The Father, the Son, and the Holy Fonz]]." The church is named after [[The Fonz]], a character from the long-running [[ABC]] sitcom ''[[Happy Days]]''. The church's holy book is a compilation of episode scripts. The Church was disbanded when its members left to either convert to The Church of George Jefferson at the urging of [[Sherman Hemsley]], The Church of Captain Stubings at the urging of [[Gavin MacLeod]], or back to Christianity at the urging of [[Kirk Cameron]]. |
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| − | ==About The Church of the Holy Fonz== |
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| − | Peter founds the church after becoming frustrated with the Catholic traditions of his father, Francis. After consulting with Lois and watching an episode of ''Happy Days'', an inspired Peter purchases an old barn and renovates it into his church. At first, the church - whose mass style is similar to Christianity, except for the substitution of ''Happy Days'' characters and situations - is a success. |
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| − | However, Brian and Francis are troubled by what they view as either people looking to religion for answers to their problems and personal needs, or worshipping a fraudulent god, and set out to undermine the church. Their plan - which involves using celebrities from other television programs to recruit members for their own "religions" - works, and it isn't long before the church closes. In the end, Lois reassures a dejected Peter that if he spread his values of friendship to just one person then it was a success. |
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| − | ==Episode reference== |
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| − | [[The Father, the Son, and the Holy Fonz]] #FG422 |
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Latest revision as of 21:26, 31 August 2012
The Church of the Fonz was a religion that was the creation of Peter Griffin in "The Father, the Son, and the Holy Fonz." The church is named after The Fonz, a character from the long-running ABC sitcom Happy Days. The church's holy book is a compilation of episode scripts. The Church was disbanded when its members left to either convert to The Church of George Jefferson at the urging of Sherman Hemsley, The Church of Captain Stubings at the urging of Gavin MacLeod, or back to Christianity at the urging of Kirk Cameron.