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: During the final catfight, a baker carrying ten banana cream pies is knocked down, referencing the classic "falling baker" segments.

: The episode features Candice Bergen as feminist lawyer Gloria Ironbachs and Faith Ford as Sarah Bennett.

While Lois initially appreciates his sensitivity, she quickly grows tired of his new persona, which involves him spending hours in front of the mirror, taking pregnancy tests, and even attempting to breastfeed Stewie. Key Highlights & Trivia [S2E8] I Am Peter, Hear Me Roar/004/family-guy/...

: Peter's friends try to restore his masculinity by taking him to a Black men's convention, but he ends up being chased through the streets after making offensive comments.

: The title parodies the famous Helen Reddy song "I Am Woman, Hear Me Roar". : During the final catfight, a baker carrying

Peter finally returns to his old self after witnessing a "catfight" between Lois and Gloria Ironbachs at a women's gala. Aroused by the violence, Peter's original personality is restored. The episode ends with Peter asking Lois to make him a sandwich—a sign Lois welcomes as proof that the "old" Peter is back.

In the Family Guy episode , Peter is forced to attend a women's retreat for sensitivity training after a sexist joke at work leads to a sexual harassment lawsuit. After undergoing extreme "conditioning"—which includes enduring pain compared to childbirth—Peter returns home completely effeminate. Key Highlights & Trivia : Peter's friends try

: IGN gave the episode an 8.5/10, praising it as "cleverly written" with some of the best scenes in the series, though noting its satire might be too "over-the-top" for some. The Ending