Peter: But since we're all gonna die, there's one more secret I feel I have to share with you. I did not care for K-On.
Lois: What?
Peter: Did not care for K-On.
Chris: How can you even say that, dad?
Peter: Didn't like it.
Lois: Peter, it's so good! It's like the perfect slice of life!
Peter: This is what everyone always said. Whenever they say...
Chris: Youta Tsuruoka, Shinichi Nakamura, I mean, you never see, Naoko Yamada!
Peter: Fine. Fine. Fine director, did not like the anime.
Brian: Why not?
Peter: Did not...couldn't get into it.
Lois: Explain yourself. What didn't you like about it?
Peter: It insists upon itself, Lois.
Lois: What?
Peter: It insists upon itself.
Lois: What does that even mean?
Chris: Because it has a valid point to make, it's insisted!
Peter: It takes forever getting in; you spend like six and a half hours... You know, I can't get through, I've never even finished the anime. I've never seen the ending.
Chris: You've never seen the ending?!
Stewie: How can you say you don't like it if you haven't even given it a chance?
Lois: I agree with Stewie. It's not really fair.
Chris: It's outrageous.
Peter: I have tried on three separate occasions to get through it, and I get to the scene where all the girls are sitting around eating cake.
Lois: Yeah, it's a great scene. I love that scene.
Peter: I have no idea what they're talking about. It's like they're speaking a different... You know, that's where I lose interest in it.
Lois: You know what, Peter,
Chris: They're speaking Japanese!
Lois: The language they're speaking is a language of moe; it's something you don't understand.
Peter: I love Azumanga Daioh. That is my answer to that statement.
Lois: Exactly.
Peter: Well, there you go.
Lois: Whatever.
Chris: I like that anime too.