Tag Archives: Horace

Quick Questing & Character Tasks: 90’s Horace – Dive Bartender

Greetings Addicts!

Rise and shine cause its Questline time!!!

Yes let’s gather round and take a look at all you’ll encounter in Dive Bartender Questline.   Continue reading

A Look In The Rear Main Questline: ‘Til Infinity

Hello Addicts!!!

Let’s go on our travels through week 5 of the latest event ‘Til Infinity.Yes it’s time for us to gather round and take a look at all you will encounter in the  Main Questline, ‘Til Infinity. Remember you must complete Gen X Marks The Spot Questline to launch Week 5’s content. Continue reading

A Look In The Rear Week 5 Overview

Let’s Party Like It’s 1999!!!

The time travelling TV is still active and ready to take you another trip down memory lane. Yes it’s  time to go on a new adventure in Week 5 of A Look In The Rear.

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A Look In The Rear Week 5 is here….. and remember it’s the final week….

It looks like we need to get more batteries put in the old TV remote as Week 5 the A Look In The Rear event is here.I’m seeing Week 5 of the event on IOS, app version 1.76.6, and pulling info now and I’ll get the LIVE post up as soon as possible. Until then get going as it’s the final week and you’ve only got until 10th October 2018 at 3PM PDT to unlock this weeks character, Horace.

You’ll need to travel to 1980’s Quahog for Peter to trigger this weeks main Questline.

Also be aware you can trade Charge Cards for Benjamins in the store in 1990’s Quahog.

So let me repeat the bad news, get to work as you’ve only got until 10th October 2018 at 3PM PDT to finish up this event.

I also know it’s been tough to get here so please let me know how you’re all doing by voting in the poll below.

~ Russian Tigger

Where did THAT come from? The Drunken Clam

Hello Quahogians!

I’m dropping in today to bring you the history of Peter Griffins favourite pub – that’s right, it’s The Drunken Clam!

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The Drunken Clam has had two owners – Horace and Jerome and they usually serve Pawtucket Patriot Beer. Most of the time, it is home to four drinkers – Peter Griffin, Joe Swanson, Glenn Quagmire and Cleveland Brown. Occasionally, Brian Griffin also drinks there.

On to the history of everyones favourite pub!

The Drunken Clam has appeared lots in the history of the show, I’m just going to take you on a journey of some of the most memorable appearances of the pub.

One of the first appearances of the bar was in the episode “One if by Clam, Two if by Sea” when it got hit by a hurricane. It became “The Clam’s Head Pub” and was taken over by a British man named Nigel Pinchley. In that episode, we also learned that Peter had been drinking there since 1977 (That’s 37 years!).

Another episode that The Drunken Clam played an important part in was “Blind Ambition”. It’s first “role” in the episode was when Peter fell off the roof killing Joan Cusack below. Later in the episode, the pub was burned to the ground by none other than God who attempted to impress a woman by lighting her cigarette for her – with a lightning bolt!

In “Meet the Quagmires”, another “arguably supernatural” person appeared at the Clam – Death. His appearance comes after Horace fell of a ladder at the pub, but he was actually just unconscious. It gave Peter the perfect opportunity to ask Death to take him back to the 80’s so he could live life to it’s full extent – in a completely wild way! When Peter returns, he visits the bar as it used to be called back then – “St Elmo’s Clam” (After the song, St Elmo’s Fire). The episode does clash with “One if by Clam, Two if by Sea” because it had the name of “The Drunken Clam” back then too.

The Clam has also made several small appearances such as Peter drunkenly playing the piano in “Wasted Talent”, Joe becoming a table tennis ace in “Hell Comes to Quahog” and the ability for everyone in the bar to survive being shot in “Death is a B****”.

An influential episode for the pub was “Save the Clam” when Horace sadly passed away. This left Peter and the team trying to find a new owner for the pub who eventually became Jerome.

So the Drunken Clam is usually the “home” for drama if it isn’t set at the Griffin household. I hope my history on The Clam had helped you, and I’ll be back in the future for more “Where did that come from’s”

Keep Questing,

Wilki1999