Unsurprisingly, "Family Guy" Did An Episode About India And It's Filled With Racist Tropes

    Cows, turbans, Bollywood numbers and tapeworm. YEP.

    The 14th season of "Family Guy" recently aired an episode called “Road To India”, which was the show's first Indian-themed episode.

    It has also been in the news for a cameo by Anil Kapoor.

    Unsurprisingly, they were incredibly racist and here is ALL the racist shit we spotted.

    The opening credits have the best of Indian stereotypes, starring a sadhu and the side-effects of spicy food...

    Riding in on elephants, baby Gandhi?!

    And Dhalsim from Street Fighter, for some reason!?!

    AND THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING.

    The episode revolves around Brian falling in love with an Indian call centre executive and travelling to India with Stewie to woo her.

    During one of those calls to India, Stewie interrupts Brian to ask this stupid question.

    They eventually do make the arduous journey over the Atlantic (and the Taj Mahal) to India, specifically New Delhi.

    And of course, this is what they first see...

    With a reference to the crowds...

    And a few more to the crowded public transport.

    At some point, Brian expresses a craving for steak and they have to fight the cow vigilantes by... erm... switching them off with some sort of Bindi button?

    I don't remember the last time I ever saw a board that read "khareedne wala" (I guess they mean customer?) in India.

    Brian FINALLY meets Padma who seems to be the victim of the Padma Patil genre of fashion.

    After a special appearance by Drummer Ganesha...

    And a snide remark about Indian classical music...

    The scene cuts to an impending engagement between Padma and a random guy, Viraj, where Stewie literally dresses up in an Aladdin costume.

    There are also some monkeys at the party because why the fuck not.

    At some point, they try to raise money by removing tapeworm and GUESS HOW THEY TAKE IT OUT.

    What would they call this though? Worm charming?

    Brian even takes his shot at getting rich after getting inspired by Slumdog Millionaire and ends up on Who Wants to Be A Millionaire? with our man, Anil Kapoor.

    And then comes this genuinely funny jab in the chest arrives when Brian is asked this question.

    Padma, though, turns out to be the singular voice of reason in the midst of this shitstorm of stereotypes.

    She says exactly what I was thinking for the past 18 minutes and dumps his canine ass.

    Aaaand of course, they ended with a Bollywood dance number because every Indian movie has to end like this.

    Also, a tiger comes out of NOWHERE and kills Brian.

    That's all for today. Thank you for your time.