Family Guy

Following a bout of misbehaviour at school, Stewie is examined by a child psychologist, a process that triggers a cascade of personal and emotional revelations for him. These insights force him to confront his feelings, motivations and the underlying issues behind his conduct.

Send in Stewie, Please is an episode‑length programme that centres on the character Stewie. Classified as a programme of the episode genre, it follows the familiar format of a single instalment focusing on a specific storyline. The title hints at the involvement of a professional called in to address a particular issue. In this instalment, Stewie finds himself in the office of a child psychologist after his behaviour at school goes awry. The mischief he displays at school prompts the school to arrange a professional assessment, leading to a session where the psychologist evaluates his actions and attitudes. The setting shifts from the classroom to a therapeutic environment. During the assessment, Stewie begins to confront aspects of himself he hadn't previously examined. The psychologist's questions trigger a cascade of personal insights, prompting him to reflect on his motivations and the underlying reasons for his conduct. These moments of self‑recognition form the core of the episode's narrative. As the session progresses, Stewie experiences a series of emotional revelations that reshape his understanding of his own behaviour. The revelations are presented as a natural outgrowth of the therapeutic dialogue, offering him a clearer view of his feelings and internal conflicts. By the episode's end, he's left with a new perspective on his actions.