2009, U.S. District Judge Deborah Batts ruled that the creators of Family Guy did not infringe on Bourne's copyright. In granting a motion for summary judgment in the defendants' favor, Batts wrote, "Plaintiff reaps the benefit of their song's association with Pinocchio and Disney, and enjoys its reputation for wholesomeness; it is precisely that beneficial association that opens the song up to ridicule by parodists seeking to take the wind out of such lofty, magical, or pure associations." References External links 2000 controversies 2000 controversies in the United States 2003 controversies 2003 controversies in the United States 2004 controversies 2004 controversies in the United States Family Guy (season 3) episodes 2003 American television episodes Television episodes about Jews and Judaism Television episodes pulled from general rotation Jewish comedy and humor Cultural depictions of Woody Allen Television controversies in the United States Race-related controversies in animation Religious controversies in animation Race-related controversies in television Stereotypes of Jewish people Religious controversies in television Religious controversies in the United States Antisemitic works