and takes control of the global power grid. The CIA submits to his demands, and Stewie becomes "President of the World" after encountering Stan Smith and Avery Bullock from American Dad (the former he immediately mistook as Joe due to their similar facial structure). The Griffins escape as Stewie did not tie Chris' hands but did not say anything because he enjoyed their time together. They then discover Stewie's armory, where Peter and Lois unintentionally switch bodies, which Peter enjoys due to having Lois' breasts. Upon his rise to power, Stewie implements harsh, cruel and unusual laws and policies, including banning direct-to-video Disney films, requiring everyone to throw apples at Peter, and creating concentration camps holding people imprisoned for ridiculous crimes. (In the DVD version, he sings his own version of "I've Got a Little List" from The Mikado.) Lois, unable to stand idly by as her son terrorizes the world, decides to assassinate him. After taking weapons from Stewie's own weapons vault, she engages him in a destructive battle in the Oval Office. Lois eventually gains the upper hand and prepares to kill Stewie, but cannot bring herself to murder her own child. Stewie takes the opportunity to kill her, but before he can, he is shot dead by Peter, who uses a one-liner from Lethal Weapon 2 only for Brian to comment that it did not fit the context of the situation. Peter and Lois mourn over Stewie's corpse. It is then revealed that what has happened was actually a computer simulation that Stewie created to see what would happen if he killed Lois. Brian comes into the room with postcards from Peter and Lois on the cruise, which is going well for them and finds Stewie coming out of the device. Stewie explains what he was doing then claims that he is not yet ready to kill Lois or take over the world, causing Brian to wonder if what happened was ultimately a "dream sequence", but Stewie argues that a computer simulation is totally different. Brian then wonders if the simulation would be essentially a giant middle finger to hypothetical external viewers, to which Stewie replies, "Well, hopefully, they would've enjoyed the ride." Brian is unsure, and tells Stewie that he would anger a lot of hypothetical viewers that way, while Stewie counters by saying that at least the simulation did not end like the final episode