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Hero Overview

Ida Davis (formerly Daniel "Dan" Quagmire) is Glenn, Gary, and Brenda Quagmire's transgender mother a Vietnam war hero pilot and ex-partner of Crystal Quagmire who Glenn claims to have been even more of a ladies man than they are

In "Quagmire's Dad", Dan Quagmire arrives in town to be honored at the Officer's Club for his war service. When Glenn introduces Peter and Joe to him, Dan's dance to "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" implies that Dan is a homosexual, much to his friends' chagrin. When Peter tells Glenn of his suspicion, he laughs it off and then defends his dad as a war hero. At the ball, Quagmire is soon bombarded by comments about his father's sexuality from fellow sailors. When Glenn confronts Dan, they reveal their feelings that they are a "woman trapped in a man's body", and came to Quahog wanting a sex change operation. Glenn was very concerned, but ultimately decided to support his mother's decision.


Bio[]

Formerly known as "Dan Quagmire/Quagglechek", Ida is Quagmire's transgender mother and a war veteran. She visited Quahog to undergo a sex change surgery, and stayed in town upon receiving it.

Personality[]

Both pre-op and post-op, Ida has always been a supportive and loving parent for Quagmire. This is notable due to the amount of screwed up parents and families on the show, including Quagmire's mother. It's implied that had Dan been more physically present for Quagmire's childhood (he was a soldier away from home), the latter wouldn't have such a ludicrous sex drive. Likewise, Ida is a very benevolent individual who only wants what's best for her son and for other people.

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Griffin Family
Peter Griffin | Lois Griffin | Meg Griffin | Stewie Griffin | Brian Griffin | Chris Griffin | Vinny Griffin | Chip Griffin
Other Members
Cleveland Brown | Glenn Quagmire | Joe Swanson

Swanson Family
Joe Swanson | Kevin Swanson

Brown-Tubbs Family
Cleveland Brown | Cleveland Brown Jr. | Donna Tubbs | Rallo Tubbs | Roberta Tubbs

Recurring Characters
Glenn Quagmire | Mayor Adam West | Mayor Wild West | Bruce | Tricia Takanawa | Tim the Bear | Lester Krinklesac | Holt Richter | Evil Monkey | Death’s Dog | Elle Hitler

Guest Star Characters
Ida Davis | Darth Stewie | Bert and Sheila | Brooke Roberts | Mickey Mouse | Bob Belcher | Jillian Russell-Wilcox | Homer Simpson

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