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Carter Pewterschmidt is Lois' wealthy father and husband of Barbara Pewterschmidt. He owns U.S. Steel and Pewterschmidt Industries. He is portrayed as the stereotypical conservative billionaire. For example he does not corroborate gay marriage and uses Mexican immigrants working equally gardeners. He serves as ane of the major antagonists to the series. Although not an inventor nor showing a especially murderous streak, he is often gleefully sadistic, particularly towards his son-in-law Peter, and is shown to go on a Rancor in a pit below his house in "Peterotica".

To him, money, non love, is the surreptitious to happiness, although he briefly reconsiders his opinion when he is penniless and Peter is helping him rebuild his fortune. He hates Peter and offered him $one,000,000 if he didn't ally Lois. In the 19th century, his family unit owned Peter's blackness ancestor Nate Griffin as a slave. He is good friends with Michael Eisner, Ted Turner and Neb Gates, playing poker with them regularly. He has owned CNN at 2 different times, in "Screwed the Pooch" via a poker game, and in "Peterotica" following his remarriage to Barbara, who had married Turner briefly following a lawsuit that left Carter poor. He used to ain a race-winning greyhound named Seabreeze. However, she became pregnant with Turner'south babies, but the father wasn't known until afterward the birth. When this was realized, he disowned her.

Carter occasionally shows signs of leniency towards Peter, going so far as to say "Yous're alright, Griffin." in "Neb and Peter's Bogus Journey" as well as providing a lawyer and bailing him out of jail in "A Shot in the Dark" when he is accused of racism.

Carter's vox sounds about identical to that of Dr. Hartman. Dr. Hartman is too Carter's doctor but they have little interaction, however when Peter tells Dr. Hartman that he sounds exactly like his male parent in police force in "Believe Information technology or Not, Joe's Walking on Air", Carter and Hartman before long find they practise sound a lot akin. Note that this is due to the fact that they are both voiced by Seth MacFarlane, making the coincidence non quite and then unique.

In "Peterotica" Peter decides to write his own erotic novels, and goes to Carter to ask for him to lend him some money to become his business concern open. Instead Carter gives him five dollars at the bottom of a jar filled with salt and spinous wire. Peter is able to properly invest that five dollars to get his novels off the ground; having his books published by "Carter Pewterschmidt Labels". Peter's erotic novels go a success, earning coin for Carter and Peter and eventually getting published on audiotape. Even so, Carter runs into trouble because a motorist was listening to one of Peter'south audiotapes, which distracted him and caused him to crash through Kool-Help Human being's firm. Carter is then sued equally he was the one who underwrote Peter's erotic novels. A lawyer, Scott Greenberg came by Carter's house stating that he was going to accept all of Carters property and money. Carter turns around and asks that he can if he tin can survive Rancor. Carter rapidly turns effectually and hits a switch, causing the collector to autumn through a cement block.

Afterwards losing the lawsuit, Carter loses his money, his wife, and his lifestyle, and goes to live with his girl. Afterwards Barbara returns and tells Carter they are rich again and he leaves leaving Peter and the others poor as they were. Lois tells Peter that Carter had offered them a 1000000 dollars every bit a wedding present but she turned information technology down.

Despite the fact that Carter oftentimes locks horns with Peter, he treats One thousand thousand, Chris and Stewie well as his grandchildren, fifty-fifty offering to help out when Lois appealed to her begetter to utilize his influence to get Chris admitted to a private boarding school in "No Chris Left Behind". His own children are treated a little less kindly at times. Although he uses endearments like "pumpkin" with Lois, he refused to pay a ransom to free her from kidnappers in "Let's Get to the Hop". His son Patrick was locked into a mental institution and he refuses to hash out the thing with his other children. He as well notes that his youngest girl Carol has "weird boobs" in "Brothers & Sisters".

In "Ocean's Three and a Half", it is revealed he owns an iPod and enjoys rubbing information technology in Pecker Gates'southward face. He also has a loftier tech vault in which he stores his, and sometimes others', money. The times the vault is at its richest is when Carter hosts his gala. It has four Locks: A combination lock, foiled by Reese Witherspoon's mentum, Phonation Identifier, foiled past Cleveland Chocolate-brown's impressionism skills, Penile Identifier, broken by Glenn Quagmire's penis, and a question: "What is the least appealing male commencement name?". The question was answered by Peter with the name "Keith".

In "420", he loses money from the timber industry due to the legalization of marijuana, then he offset teams upwardly with Peter on a smear entrada. When that fails, he bribes Brian to back up the re-illegalization of marijuana past publishing Brian'due south Faster Than the Speed of Dear. It is unknown how the book's failure afflicted him. It is revealed that he had sold his Bangles records, halting his project on learning the song lyrics. We also find out that he has a liking for Diet Rites, and keeps a whole stack of them in his car.

In the parodies two movies in the Star Wars original trilogy that apply, Something, Something, Something, Nighttime Side and It's A Trap!, Carter assumes the role of Emperor Palpatine. In Blue Harvest, Carter played the role of Owen Lars, having the much simpler lifestyle of a moisture farmer.

In episodes such as "Bill and Peter's Bogus Journeying" and "Yous May Now Kiss the...Uh...Guy Who Receives", it is fabricated clear that Barbara and Carter married because Carter was rich. However, in "Welcome Back, Carter", it is revealed that Barbra and Carter had fallen in love before they married. Information technology is besides revealed that Carter is a war veteran, and he and Barbara exchanged messages, and when that ceased, Carter was presumed dead. At a party Barbara and her new fiancé Roginald attended, he crashed it, and the two reaffirmed their dearest, sealed by a marriage proposal. However, in the latter episode, Carter was caught in an affair, and though Barbara demanded a divorce, the two are notwithstanding living in the same household. It is likewise hinted in the same story that he driveling Lois every bit a child, as when he is woken upward by Barbara he mumbles that he is simply taking Lois' temperature.

The Pewterschmidts considered retirement afterwards Carter barbarous asleep backside the bicycle of their automobile in "Grumpy Old Human". Carter soon became bored and listless, needing to be returned to his office at Pewterschmidt Industries to recover.

Portraits of Babs and Carter hang in Peter and Lois' sleeping room, notably in "Family Guy Viewer Post No. 2".

When Stewie travels to the 1960s and falls in love in "Valentine'southward Day in Quahog", he learns that the infant he kissed is really his mother when Carter arrives to selection her up.

When Carter cancels the Christmas carnival at the Quahog Mall in "Christmas Guy", Peter tries to give him some holiday spirit merely fails until a suggestion by Peter causes him to fright being accused of being Jewish and he reinstates the carnival.

Carter babysits the kids in "Hot Pocket-Punch".

When Peter brings Tricia Takanawa word that Carter plans to use toxic materials in the beer cans of the Pawtucket Brewery afterward he purchases it in "Carter and Tricia", he dumps Babs as she has an affair with him and becomes a mother figure to Peter in social club to record the truth. When the guys later endeavor to extract revenge, they notice that her deportment are partially a result of her upbringing past her female parent, Irene Takanawa.

Carter's own German language grandmother is revealed to be alive and living in Brazil as he makes his annual Christmas telephone call to her with Lois and the family over for a visit in "Don't Exist a Dickens At Christmas".

Master Relatives

• Barbara Pewterschmidt {nee Hebrewberg} (wife)
• Patrick Pewterschmidt (son)
• Carol West {nee Pewterschmidt} (daughter)
• Lois Griffin {nee Pewterschmidt} (daughter)
• Peter Griffin (son-in-law)
• Mayor Adam West (son-in-law)
• Meg Griffin (granddaughter)
• Chris Griffin (grandson)
• Stewie Griffin (grandson)
• Son of Carol Pewterschmidt (grandson)

Episode Appearances

• FG201 "Peter, Peter, Caviar Eater"
• FG213 "Route to Rhode Island"
• FG214 "Let'south Go to the Hop"
• FG306 "Death Lives"
• FG313 "Screwed the Pooch"
• FG314 "Peter Griffin: Husband, Father...Brother?"
• FG321 "Family unit Guy Viewer Postal service No. 1"
• FG410 "Model Misbehavior"
• FG417 "The Fat Guy Strangler"
• FG424 "Peterotica"
• FG425 "You May Now Kiss the...Uh...Guy Who Receives"
• FG507 "Bill and Peter's Bogus Journey"
• FG516 "No Chris Left Behind"
• FG601 Blue Harvest (as Owen Lars)
• FG603 "Believe It or Not, Joe'due south Walking on Air"
• FG604 "Stewie Kills Lois"
• FG606 "Padre de Familia"
• FG610 "Play It Again, Brian" (mentioned)
• FG707 "Ocean's 3 and a Half"
• FG712 "420"
• FG715 "Iii Kings" (every bit Warden Samuel Norton)
• FG716 "Peter'south Progress" (every bit Carter Redbush)
• FG802 "Family Goy"
• FG809 "Business concern Guy"
• FG810 "Big Man on Hippocampus" (heard)
• FG812 "Actress Large Medium"
• FG813 "Go, Stewie, Get!"
• FG815 "Brian Griffin's Business firm of Payne" (mentioned)
• FG820 Something, Something, Something, Dark Side (as Emperor Palpatine)
• FG903 "Welcome Back, Carter"
• FG905 "Infant, You Knock Me Out"
• FG907 "Road to the North Pole"
• FG908 "New Kidney in Town" (mentioned)
• FG909 "And I'thousand Joyce Kinney" (mentioned & photograph)
• FG913 "Trading Places"
• FG915 "Brothers & Sisters"
• FG918 Information technology's A Trap! (every bit Emperor Palpatine)
• FG1001 "Lottery Fever" (heard)
• FG1006 "Thanksgiving"
• FG1009 "Grumpy Old Man"
• FG1010 "Quagmire and Meg"
• FG1014 "Be Careful What You Fish For" (heard)
• FG1021 "Tea Peter"
• FG1023 "Internal Affairs" (mentioned)
• FG1102 "Ratings Guy"
• FG1103 "The Erstwhile Man and the Big 'C'"
• FG1104 "Yug Ylimaf"
• FG1106 "Lois Comes Out of Her Shell"
• FG1108 "Jesus, Mary & Joseph" (as King Herod)
• FG1110 "Brian'due south Play"
• FG1112 "Valentine's Day in Quahog"
• FG1116 "12 and a Half Aroused Men"
• FG1121 "Roads to Vegas"
• FG1122 "No Country Guild for Old Men"
• FG1203 "Quagmire's Quagmire" (mentioned)
• FG1206 "Life of Brian"
• FG1208 "Christmas Guy"
• FG1210 "Grimm Job" (in fairy tale)
• FG1214 "Fresh Heir"
• FG1301 "The Simpsons Guy"
• FG1305 "Turkey Guys"
• FG1314 "#JOLO"
• FG1316 "Roasted Guy"
• FG1318 "Take My Married woman"
• FG1407 "Hot Pocket-Dial"
• FG1409 "A Shot in the Dark"
• FG1412 "Scammed Yankees"
• FG1415 "A Lot Going On Upstairs"
• FG1417 "Have a Letter of the alphabet"
• FG1501 "The Boys in the Band"
• FG1505 "Chris Has Got a Date, Date, Date, Date, Date"
• FG1508 "Carter and Tricia"
• FG1511 "Gronkowsbees" (mentioned)
• FG1513 "The Finer Strings"
• FG1603 "Nanny Goats"
• FG1604 "Follow the Coin"
• FG1605 "Three Directors"
• FG1607 "Petey Four"
• FG1609 "Don't Be a Dickens At Christmas"
• FG1613 "V is for Mystery"
• FG1615 "The Woof of Wall Street"
• FG1705 "Regarding Carter"
• FG1710 "Hefty Shades of Gray"
• FG1712 "Bri, Robot"
• FG1715 "No Giggity, No Incertitude"
• FG1803 "Admittedly Babulous"
• FG1806 "Peter & Lois' Hymeneals"
• FG1807 "Heart Burn"
• FG1808 "Shanksgiving"
• FG1809 "Christmas is Coming"
• FG1813 "Rich Old Stewie"
• FG1814 "The Movement"
• FG1819 "Holly Bibble"
• FG1903 "Boys & Squirrels" (mentioned)
• FG1906 "1000000'south Wedding"
• FG1915 "Customer of the Calendar week"
• FG2005 "Brief Encounter" (mentioned)
• FG2006 "Cootie & the Blowhard"
• FG2007 "Peterschmidt Manor"
• FG2009 "The Fatman E'er Rings Twice"

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