Reviews of the episode were mixed , calling the storyline a " material in the long-running dysfunctional yet affectionate relationship between Brian and Stewie , " while criticizing its multiple cultural references . Emily VanDerWerff of The A.V. Club called the episode a " pleasant surprise , " enjoying Stewie 's storyline , while criticizing the subplot between Lois and Meg . Ramsey Isler of IGN was much more critical of the episode , however , saying that " while there a couple of funny moments , there are more misses than hits , " giving the episode a 6 out of 10 . In a subsequent review of '' Family Guy '' s eighth season , Isler listed " Go , Stewie , Go ! " as being " full of the lowest of the lowest-common-denominator " jokes " , with heavy reliance on toilet humor and the characteristic cutaway gags that have steadily gotten more random and less funny . " In contrast , Jason Hughes of TV Squad praised the episode , saying that it " an emotional glimpse into the characters . " Naming the episode as its " Worst TV Show of the Week " for " strong sexual content , " the Parents Television Council called the episode a " nauseating new low , " criticizing multiple scenes , including Lois making out with a minor , as well as the confrontation between Brian and Karina at the bar . The PTC also criticized Seth MacFarlane for attempting to " elicit disgust " throughout the episode by " incest and rape " in order to " provoke . " The episode was heavily criticized by families of the victims of Pan Am Flight 103 for the nursery rhyme , " It 's raining babies and luggage and limbs and Daddy does n't come home " , which explicitly describes the debris from the disintegrating plane falling into Lockerbie , sung in the fashion of that of a nursery rhyme
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