Twisted Family Guy Facts And Theories COMPILATION

Family Guy has been on the air for 17 seasons and is undoubtedly one of the most beloved animated comedies out there, but even though it's been around for so long, there are still some

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about the show that might blow your mind. Even if you're a super fan, you might think that Chris Griffin is just another teenager trying to make his way through high school, but there's actually something pretty confusing about him that might surprise you. Seth Green, who has voiced Chris since The Beginning, actually based the character's voice on none other than Buffalo Bill, the super disturbing serial killer from The Silence of the Lambs.

The problem is that he had been playing with printing with some friends of his and they actually challenged him to do it. at the audition, if that doesn't make you think differently about Chris, the fact that he later recreated a famous scene from the movie in an episode of Family Guy, it sure isn't because the show has been on for so many years and is a such an important part. In the history of television, it's virtually impossible to imagine anyone else voicing the iconic characters we know so well, but Brian Griffin might have sounded very different because none other than William H Macy auditioned for the role and couldn't bring himself to keep it.

The character most closely associated with Seth MacFarlane himself was almost someone else, apparently Macy heard about the show and was really interested in the role, but the show wasn't given much money to make its pilot and they couldn't afford the actor anymore. famously, the role went back to Seth, we wonder. how differently Brian's character would have evolved over the years with someone like Macy behind him, we see the Griffin

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sit around the table and eat a lot, you think after 17 seasons they would mix things up a bit, but In reality, the

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literally eats the same thing every time they sit down at the table, if they are not at a restaurant, every dinner in the Griffin house consists of mashed potatoes, peas and three nameless pieces of meat, this is probably It may be because it looks better in the animation style and makes things a little easier, but seriously, you'd think they'd be tired of that by now, we've all tried to jump on the meal prep bandwagon, but to the third day of the same Chicken and Broccoli, we can't even stand to look at it anymore.

Let's imagine the same meal every night for almost two decades, of course, being cartoon characters. And Shanell probably helps a little, although we all know the writers behind Family Guy are fearless. press every button, believe it or not, there are actually a lot of things that are not allowed to be said at least on television, that's why there are actually two versions of almost every episode, the one that airs on television and then the one that continues . On DVDs and streaming services, a particularly risqué joke involving a Simpsons promo that is interrupted by a quagmire appearing on screen and having his way with Marge before killing the entire family, never made it to the television, we wonder why we know that there is a legendary character.

The feud between Simpson and Family Guy continues, but come on man, what did Marge do to anyone like we mentioned before? Family Guy has been airing for 17 years, which is a pretty amazing gig for all the actors and crew who have been along for the ride. As an actor, it's rare to get a job that lasts two months let alone two decades, especially considering the fact that in 2013 it was revealed that each cast member makes between $175,000 and $250,000 per episode and that was six years ago. years, so there is no doubt that it has increased since then, although they definitely work hard, it is still a pretty surprising salary for a job you can go to in your pajamas, as is the food they eat, the characters and Family Guys have been sporting their signature looks.

From the first moment we saw them, who would Lois be without her green shirt with khaki pants or Quagmire without her Hawaiian shirt or Meg without her famous pink hat? But what you may not realize is that Peter has been wearing a woman's blouse the entire time. Well it may seem like a minor detail, you'll notice that his shirt actually buttons on the right side, something only women's styles are known to do, maybe it was an animation mistake they had to go with or maybe Peter he just prefers a cooler fabric. in a more flattering cut, we'll never know why Peter seems to have found his signature style and it's still working for him after all these years.

Meg has been the butt of the joke for as long as we can remember and while she may not be the best character out there, we never understood why she was treated so poorly. I'm sure she's no Connie D'Amico, but she's kind enough and she hasn't done anything so terrible that she wasn't motivated by her family's antagonism. Well, Seth MacFarlane. he actually answered the question and the answer is not good. He said that the show's writers had no idea how to write for a teenage girl and that her solution was to just make fun of her all the time.

Could another solution have been for you? She knows how to hire someone who can write for her. All of Seth MacFarlane's voices have become iconic at this point, not only because of the uniqueness and distinctiveness of him, but also because of how many voices he seems to be able to do and with what ease. Where do all these voices come from? make them all up right Peter's origin you might be surprised his exaggerated Rhode Island accent was actually inspired by a security guard who worked at the university where MacFarlane went to the Rhode Island School of Design who used to imitate the voice of the man to his friends who liked it so much that it became a regular part of his repertoire and would eventually become one of the best-known voices in cartoon history.

If you're a true Family Guy fan, you'll have seen every episode, including the first season, which is notable for its less sophisticated animation style and slightly different voices for all the characters. The most notable differences, of course, Meg, who wasn't voiced by Mila Kunis until season two, but what you may not know is that her original voice is actually Lacey Chabert, that doesn't ring a bell, how about sausages Gretchen? That's right, Lacey went on to play the heiress to the toasted strudel fortune and the iconic movie Mean Girls after her exit from Family Guy, most TV shows strive to reach out to everyone. of the best lists out there, but there's a very different kind of list that Family Guy has been on a record number of times and that they're probably very proud of.

It's true, an organization called the Parents Television Council has named Family Guy the worst show of the week a record 44 times for all kinds of content they consider inappropriate, while some might be upset about being included on a list like that, We'd bet money that Seth MacFarlane and his team are trying hard to stay in it amidst all the jokes, cuts, and 10-minute-long chicken fights. Family Guy actually isn't afraid to make a statement every once in a while and by These statements generally come from Brian, who is known to share the same opinions as his creator Seth MacFarlane, one statement in particular had quite an impact back in 2009 in the aptly titled episode 420, advocating for the legalization of marijuana with a very catchy bag of weed a remix of the original song by chitty-chitty-bang-bang me ol bamboo the song earned Brian the title of stoner of the year from High Times magazine and with legalization happening faster around the world These days, it seems like Brian was really onto something, just like we can't hear any other voice associated with much-loved characters, a Family Guy is changing his appearance. just plain obnoxious, which makes it really strange that Lois was originally blonde in the pilot episode before it aired.

Lois has blonde hair and a red shirt, which is bad if you ask us, apparently. Her hair color was hotly debated in the writers' room after Fox greenlit the series and her iconic red locks won in the end. , while Lois being blonde would definitely have explained Chris' hair color a bit, we just can't imagine it. other than red, while the town of Quahog may be fictional, Rhode Island is definitely real, located in New England, and very famous for its seafood, to the point that the show references clams any chance I get, especially when it can be used as a not so. -subtle double entender that's almost always dirty jokes aside, it may seem strange that the show is so obsessed with clams, but it actually all makes a lot of sense.

We know that Peter and his friends drink at a bar called The Drinkin' Clam, but what? What you may not know is that Quahog itself is actually a type of clam and is the official seafood of Rhode Island. 2009 was a big year for Family Guy and not only for Brian's aforementioned stoner of the year award, but it also marked the year the show was nominated. for Outstanding Comedy Series at the Primetime Emmy Awards, they have been nominated for many awards before and won a few but usually in voice animation and music categories because let's face it, no one does musical numbers as flashy as Family Guy, this one was actually first. time an animated show had been nominated in that particular category, which is usually reserved for live-action television series, he's a bit of a mysterious and definitely polarizing character, sometimes he's downright hilarious and sometimes he really should go to jail , but there was one. moment in the show that fans have all but forgotten in season seven, they casually reveal a little information about Quagmire, but it makes very little sense, but that haunts us to this day in the episode, the clever lady Peter and the boys They asked to see Quagmire's driver. license revealing that he was born in 1948, making him 61 years old at the time it was issued and 71 years old today.

His simple secret carrots apparently, even if you don't ask him to show you what he does with them, trust us, it's no secret. Seth and the rest of the team behind Family Guy are big Star Wars fans, but the reason they've been able to pay so much homage to the iconic film series is due to permission from George Lucas himself a few years ago. In the series, they had already referenced the movies many times before getting nervous that there would be copyright issues, so they reached out to George and his company Lucasfilm, as it turned out he was a big fan of the show and He gave them his blessing. they pretty much did whatever they wanted and boy did they do it, it's pretty common for comedies to have all kinds of catchphrases and Family Guy is no different except ones like the devil which was removed after a couple of seasons as the characters They became more grounded and human, there's one phrase that has actually stuck and no, it's not what you're thinking in every episode of the show, one character or another says a version of the words, what the hell, seriously, in every episode , we suppose.

It's because the show surprises everyone, including its characters, at every turn. It might seem like Seth MacFarlane was destined to become king of the cartoon world, but it actually came as a surprise even to him just as he was graduating from Rhode Island. School of Design, one of his professors secretly submitted his final animation project to a competition at Hanna-Barbera before he realized it. MacFarlane had won the contest, he didn't even know he had participated, and the famous animation company asked him to move to Los Angeles. to come and write for them if you've ever wondered why the show sounds familiar the fact that MacFarlane got his start on shows like Johnny Bravo Dexter's Laboratory and Cow and Chicken we hope he at least sent that anonymous professor a basket of mini muffins once landed in a Los Angeles cartoon that landed Seth Macfarlane.

The Hanna-Barbera spot of his was called Larry's Light, which featured a character named Larry. Shocking, you know, who was definitely one of the first prototypes of our now beloved Peter, while working at Hanna-Barbera, he continued to develop. McFarlane created another short called Larry and Steve in which Larry adopts a dog named Steve, who, as you may have guessed, looks a lot like Bryan. Larry and Steve aired in 1997 on Cartoon Network as part of a series of shorts called What a Cartoon and the rest seems to be History Family Guy seems perfect in its 30-minute episodic format because of the way it pays homage to comedies. classic family members that came before him and a show featuring a certain yellow family from a town called Springfield that shall remain nameless, but Family Guy was an almost entirely different show after his short Larry and Steve was well received, he proposed an idea to the people behind the comedy showMADtv's late night Family Guy almost aired for the first time as a series of animated sketches on the show, just as The Simpsons started on the Tracey Ullman show, apparently MADtv didn't have the budget for that type of animation, but we think everything turned out well in the end. has always been a divisive show not only because of its content or content, but also among the animated show community, while the problem with The Simpsons has been public and famous, as these similarities between the two shows are undeniable, actually are Matt Stone and Trey Parker, who have been among the most vocal critics, the creators of South Park have criticized the show's gags as lazy and have been open about how they don't respect that style of writing.

They're not alone, however, apparently they even received flowers from the producers of King of the Hill and The Simpsons and solidarity, although they may not all get along, Parker and Stones said their shared hatred for a Family Guy really brought these three cartoon families together, while Meg's voice has changed since the pilot was the brilliant Alex Borstein. always Lois from the beginning and it would be too strange to hear anyone else deliver her lines, but apparently we almost lost her because of the Fox Network. After the pilot aired and the series was greenlit for its first season, the network had apparently decided to change the direction they wanted to follow.

Lois and Borstein's character actually had to travel with all the other Hollywood voice actresses. Luckily, they came to their senses and recast her for the role and Lois' iconic nasal voice has become legendary ever since, while creating any show from scratch is a ton. of work to make a weekly animated show is a truly amazing feat, it actually takes an entire year for an episode to air from the story development phase, through writing each episode to recording all the voices and Finally, the animation stage, the whole process is huge. and spans continents, they have to work on multiple episodes at the same time to make all of this possible, so the amount of combined effort is almost unimaginable.

We all know that fans are passionate about what they love and fans just love Family Guy, that's why when the show took a big risk and actually killed off one of its most beloved characters, Brian, it was almost end the program. The death of Brian and the introduction of a new dog, Vinny, caused such an outcry among fans of the show that they demanded he be brought back. They hadn't really planned on writing Brian off the show, but when they took him out of the opening titles for a couple of episodes it seemed like he really was gone for good.

MacFarlane says they were actually really touched by the overwhelming response and didn't realize fans had cared so much about Brian, given that the show is one of the most successful shows ever and now reportedly reports, the entire franchise is worth around two billion dollars, it seems crazy that he almost did it. It didn't air, but Family Guy actually has the king of the hill to thank for being on TV. See MacFarlane was launching Family Guy just as Mike Judge had signed a deal for King of the Hill, but the network was nervous about how. The judges show they would, they rejected Family Guy a year later, King of the Hill was so successful that Fox changed their mind and gave Farland $50,000 to make his pilot and the rest is history.

Family Guy has never been afraid to push some buttons and I'm a fan of almost all of them, but sometimes even they can seem to go too far, whether it's shocking, offensive, hilarious, or just plain weird. Family Guy is still one of the most popular shows out there, so they must be doing something right. We hope you enjoy these crazy moments. Be sure to hit the red subscribe button and ring the bell to stay up to date with all the latest from Screen Rant Hi Honey, Hi Brian, you've got Smash Mouth in the pre. It's long been recognized that Brian is a bit of a creep when it comes to it. to women, but he didn't con the Yankees when he became obsessed with seducing Patty, Meg's teenage friend.

Not even the biggest Family Guy fans were safe from that surprise in the Family Guy writers' room. No topic is too sacred to target even Anne Frank. In this scene from season two, when the Frank family is hiding from the Nazis in the attic, Peter chooses the moment to chew on some loud French fries, the barber quartet from season four became infamous almost as soon as it aired the episode, the four handsome men. singing a horrible diagnosis to a hospitalized patient really showed how much Family Guy loves to walk that fine line between humor and obscenity.

Another totally infamous moment that took audiences by surprise was the time Stewie almost beat Brian to death after Brian didn't give him something back. The money he owes her is a nod to the movie Goodfellas and it's really brutal. The season 11 episode, Turban Cowboy, features Peter becoming a terrorist while driving his car through the Boston Marathon. It had the misfortune of airing only a month before the brutal 2013 bombing and was pulled from broadcast while they couldn't have known what would happen. The coincidence is shocking. When the Bill Cosby story broke in 2015 there was no shortage of comedians skewering the former disgraced star and Family Guy was no exception, the family gathers to watch what is billed as The Cosby Show knowing what we know now and they spare no expense to trash it despite their stance on Cosby, the show still doesn't has trouble writing stories for his quagmire of resident sex offenders who stray from the overzealous womanizer: the terrible Lech in every episode. in the third season, when he stumbles upon a teenage cheerleader bound and gagged into things for himself, ouch!

Family Guy gets away with it because they pretty much offend everyone across the board, which is why the moment where we see God revealing his latest invention the Asian one and proceeding to list all the stereotypes in the process aired without a hitch. The entire episode where Peter gives himself a stroke from eating too many hamburgers is pretty shocking since Family Guy has never shied away from making light of various disabilities, but the moment when a team of rowers goes by screaming, smack, smack, coup, really takes the cake, with the FCC being the censors who are in charge of what actually goes on the air.

It's surprising that they allowed the season 4 song, the damn FCC, to air. Television has become a classic of conveying meaning and does an incredible job of conveying agency. Maybe the key to getting away with controversial material is to do like Family Guy does and put it in a song. Another moment that made us both cringe and laugh is the Prom Night Dumpster Baby Song which deals with the most horrible topic in the catchiest way possible. Fear has been making light of Joe's wheelchair situation for years. Things got pretty ugly in the episode where Peter denies Joe and his friends access to his restaurant to protect him.

Joe's reputation then forms the Crippled Tribe and fans see minute after minute handicap jokes of all their adventures when Stewie and Brian traveled to World War II to save Mort from the Nazis. It's a standout moment, especially the moment where he's dressed as a Nazi. Stewie finds a McCain-Palin pin attached to the uniform. It may have been years ago, but the moment is no less fun today. Most of the time, the truly offensive family guy stuff is saved for a quick cut, but the episode that focuses on Quagmire's sister as the victim. her of domestic abuse and her seeming to portray her as guilty and even stupid for staying seems in poor taste.

The Griffins are an unusual family, to say the least, but the Halloween episode in which Chris and Meg accidentally get together in a party closet during a masked game of spin the bottle takes their antics to another level. Family Guy has poked fun at Michael J. Fox and his struggle with Parkinson's disease on more than one occasion, but one that stands out is the cut in which he is depicted as Zorro with a mess of lines carved into a wall in place of his iconic Z. Terri Schiavo's musical is such an absurd moment and another example of how Family Guy loved to push boundaries through song.

The elementary school musical about the famous law. to die a legal case from the 1990s contains some really shocking lyrics an early joke about a JFK PEZ dispenser is a very classic cut of Family Guy a boy holds up his new JFK head toy only to have his head cut off and he is produce a police standoff happening nearby, don't worry, although he still has his Bobby Kennedy intact, we had to include quagmire again because it's too raunchy after finding out he has a daughter and then giving her away to a more suitable family, he turns to Peter and tells him who.

He knows that maybe I will see her again in 18 years. I really hope he doesn't. The time Family Guy brought the real OG to Simpson to star in an episode surprised almost everyone who saw it, it seems like they are trying to paint him as a serious guy until the last moment where he stabs three people and disappears into the originally unaired episode when you make a wish on Weinstein Peter sings a song called I Need a Jew that really took the audience by surprise and was filled with all the stereotypes about the Jewish people that the writers could possibly include in there, the episode that some believed to be the most controversial of Family Guy was actually banned in the United States and is about Lois' struggle with the decision to have an abortion after the family she was looking to die is extremely dark even for Family Guy an episode Stewie and Brian planned to prevent 9/11 they met other versions of themselves, all with different reasons why they shouldn't do it they asked one Stewie why he just says why and reveals that he has grown breasts and doesn't offers a real-life explanation of how Family Guy has never held back when it comes to pushing boundaries and we love him for that, instead of shining away from the risqué jokes, they attack them head-on. and let the viewer decide if they really want to stick around for the ride, but sometimes the network just can't handle it and some of the craziest scenes end up on the cutting room floor, lucky for you we've retaken them in a few scenes. are cut for content reasons and some are clearly too long to air, but once the season 6 scene was removed, it was very obviously cut for what it contains, as the video itself lasts just 5 seconds.

Peter comments that a tattoo needs to be removed and rolls. up his sleeve to reveal a tattoo that says black people make me uncomfortable, no wonder I want it gone and no wonder they didn't want to leave that little moment on TV in the season 12 episode, baby got, either. black Peter Quagmire and Joe make a bet on which of them can stay awake the longest, everything goes well until 62 hours later when the boys really start to lose their temper and start hallucinating in a truly disturbing and surprisingly graphic deleted scene. The quagmire hallucinates Peters, but he turns into a fly and attacks.

Peter was actually hallucinating that Quagmire was a toilet that managed to stay in the flight transition episode, but definitely didn't make it to TV. Another joke in season 12 might have proven too hot for the Fox networks' liking and fact. That they cut this part isn't all that surprising as Peter sets up a classic Family Guy joke by telling Chris about the time he was Row's boyfriend, we don't know who Row's son is until it's revealed that Peter is in the middle. from the famous Supreme Court case roe v-- wade when the court rules in favor of roe peter is delighted and tells his very pregnant girlfriend that everyone was excited to see cleveland return to family guy, no one more than himself Peter, but when their wives don't They don't get along.

Peter and Cleveland are forbidden from seeing each other, so they begin sneaking out onto the field to do so. In a long-deleted scene, we see the two meet at a cabin and each time they confront each other over drugs. They bring to the Hangout first beer, then marijuana, then acid meth and finally Peter brings ten rounds of chemotherapy which, for some reason, they involve in poor Meg, she can't really catch a break, but maybe by removing this rather brutal scene, The network was actually giving him one for once in a one-off prank in season 12, an old enemy of Stewie shows up while the family is having dinner and tries to shoot him as he just brushes past theStewie's arm.

Meg ends up taking the bullet right between her eyes. she dies and flies there bleeding from the head in front of everyone, of course none of the family members pay attention and they completely ignore poor Meg. There's nothing Family Guy loves more than a seemingly random setup for a good joke, but maybe this one was It's Too Much to Air on TV when he comments on Joe's barbecue. Peter says the burgers he's cooking are still colder than an Asian in-law's. They then cut to a white man being harshly questioned by his Asian father-in-law about his upbringing. job and annual salary, the father is blunt and critical until he discovers how much his son-in-law earns per year before perking up after discovering that he is quite dull.

He has had many girlfriends over the years, but perhaps the oldest. The heartbreak was Jillian, the sweet but not-so-bright blonde voiced by Drew Barrymore in a deleted scene when Peter is getting to know Jillian and what kind of wedding he wants. He asks her if he wants a Jewish wedding when Jillian asks why he would want that. Peter reveals that he was sneakily trying to find out if she was hiding the fact that she was Jewish; it's quite questionable why he would care if she was or not. We all know that dr. Hartman is pretty much the worst doctor ever and really the last person you would want to operate on in any particular deleted scene, he really shows why while Lois is in the hospital, dr.

Hartman enters the room chewing on something when Peter asks what he is. Hartman actually says it's Lois' tumor and that one danger of working in the cancer ward is getting addicted to them. Of all the gross things Family Guy has ever done, they may have seriously outdone themselves. . With that, Family Guy isn't known for being very sensitive when it comes to racial issues, but at least they tend to make fun of literally everyone uniformly, with some jokes even proving too much to leave on network TV. Mike, this one about a girl. Brian brings Mina home, Peter, is surprised by how exotic she looks and when he finds out that she is half Indian and half African American, he says that it was smart of his family to eliminate the respiratory problems, luckily Brian interrupts him before he can. can. explain more in the episode spies who remind us of us Stewie and Brian end up following Dan Aykroyd and Chevy Chase to Russia while complaining that they made a terrible mistake Stewie says that coming to Russia was a worse idea than a leper colony doing hokey-pokey What follows is the saddest version of the song and dance you've ever seen, with limbs falling everywhere and the group looking like they're on death's door, why would they decide to try the hokey-pokey in the first place is beyond us.

The episode where Quagmire finds out he has a daughter got everyone a little nervous after all. Quagmire has a pretty questionable history with women, but one joke in particular shows it. too much for television when Lois and Peter try to help Quagmire learn how to change a diaper. Peter comments that Anna made a big one. Quagmire responds that now he does it for free but that when he is 21 he will charge him more for it, it's bad. Enough is enough, but the fact that you're talking about your daughter's religion has never been a topic parents are afraid to broach, especially when it comes to Jesus not only visiting Quahog in person, but actually being kind of a loser when he does it in the episode where the guys try to help Jesus have his first time trying to pick up a series of women.

One moment was captured and we bet we know why he tries a pick-up line with a blonde that doesn't go so well. He just watches. Look, Family Guy jokes usually don't air because they're considered too dirty or inappropriate for Network audiences, but sometimes, and in this case, the joke can be all too real when Peter and the gang boys are trapped inside an attic together Peter saying that they are locked in a narrow, suffocating room with inhumane conditions and that the only thing they can do is build some iPads is one of those jokes that really hurts because of the reality that the episode represents in the Peter having a stroke was already very controversial for its time, so it's pretty surprising that there were jokes that didn't air, but one about Stewie was apparently too far gone for the network's censors and never aired.

Introduce Stewie. Seth MacFarlane has been quite open over the years about his atheist beliefs and has no qualms about including them in the show whenever he can, even if they sometimes don't make it past the censors, one in particular leaves nothing to the imagination about his feelings. about religion. Features a Christian missionary visiting what looks like an isolated tribesman, but having a very direct conversation in which the missionary tries to convince the man to learn everything about his imaginary boy and leaves him the Bible, which he calls made-up material . Joe has always had a bit of a rough time on the show.

As much as he tries to make the most of it when he writes a book called The Hopeful Squirrel, it seems like things might be looking up, but in a very dark deleted scene it doesn't seem so rosy in this one that Joe accidentally runs over. a squirrel with his wheelchair destroying his lower half just as he is about to teach him that everything will be okay a gunshot is heard and we sit down the squirrel has committed suicide strap Mort, the local pharmacist and resident Jewish character on the show, has committed suicide has carried its fair success rate over the 17 seasons that Family Guy has been on the air, but it seems that sometimes it's too much when Brian becomes a real estate agent, is looking for someone to buy a property in the drunken clam when Mort enters the plan and asks if he knows anyone with money Mort says yes Brian asks him if he knows anyone who is willing to spend money and Mort says no before stealing all the peanuts and leaving because it's a quagmire the way he Well, a deleted scene offers a pretty salacious answer when Quagmire's mom shows up while he's in the middle of a court case and offers insight into why he is the way he is.

One scene in particular was cut that took things too far, literally right after Quagmire's birth, the doctor asks the lady. quagmire how she feels and well she doesn't have the reaction one would think which made the doctor put the quagmire back in and out and apparently the episode we just mentioned was exaggerated in more ways than one as another deleted scene. It was too much to vent as Quagmire is questioned in court, he says that his mother not only had an affair with Stephen Hawking, but actually gave her the idea for his theory about black holes.

The episode cuts to Professor Hawking giving a lecture and describing a hanging black hole and serious details, although it's pretty clear he's not talking about space, we know that Stewie's feelings about murdering people are pretty relaxed and we've seen him do it in more on one occasion, but apparently one deleted scene in particular was a step too far for Fox as Joe dives into his hot tub supported by four wings of water Stewie pulls out a sniper rifle and shoots holes in each of the floating devices as Joe he chokes slowly and calls out to Bonnie, we see her standing at the back door. watching and doing nothing to help, it's been clear from the first time we meet him that Stewie is not a normal baby and has been known to get him into trouble on more than one occasion, such as this deleted scene giving the creepy Herbert a run for his money Stewie mentions that he's filming an episode of the show Catfish and then moves on to the man he's been fishing with instead of expecting him to be on his way to meet another adult.

The man is too excited with the idea that he's on his way to courting a baby, Tom Tucker gets away with saying things on the news that virtually no other anchor alive could say, but even he goes too far for Fox Network apparently, as is clear in this deleted scene telling a story. about a panda bear at the Quahog Zoo who is sick from tatertot poisoning, he gives a quote from the Chinese ambassador, but instead of an actual quote, he just spouts a bunch of Asian stereotypes like tiger balm, do foo Yoong, and practice your piano math, some people might think Holocaust jokes are still too taboo for television, and since this scene was cut from the broadcast, the network might agree that it begins with Meg making a comment that the world was too slow to respond to the Holocaust before moving on to Peter solemnly agrees, after a few seconds of silence, says that they have now earned a joke about an anti-Semitic dove and moves on to a joke about a pair of birds harassing two men very stereotyped having lunch.

Peter is an honest guy sometimes, so much so that it gets him into trouble and in this deleted scene, Brian cuts to Peter giving a statement saying that he never knows what he's doing and he's quickly proven right while sitting there. In a room full of lawyers, Peter casually goes over the details. from a time when he had time to kill in a hotel room and things get honest and graphic pretty quickly, of course it turns out that he had simply been asked to identify his signature in the first place and Wall will never side of the censorship in this scene that was removed from an episode of the sixth season, is really fantastic.

We open with Stewie assembling a sniper rifle and talking to Rupert about doing his community service, which turns out to be killing a working woman who leaves Quagmire's house and doesn't stop. there, once she's dead, instead of being shocked, the quagmire gets excited and starts dragging her back inside, thankfully she's changed her mind, but we're not so sure that makes up for the rest of the scene. Family Guy is one of the most popular. television shows in the world, so it's no surprise that people like to talk about it like any other popular franchise. Much of that conversation centers around conceiving

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In this video, we will guide you. some of the coolest ones fans have, don't forget to hit the subscribe button, it's the best way to stay up to date with all the rants on screen, great new videos, let's make this quick, it's no secret, the creator of Family Guy , Seth MacFarlane. He voices several characters on the show. Brian the dog is one of them and this theory suggests that Brian has been writing the show all along. The theory stems from the fact that MacFarlane barely changes his voice to play the character, as well as the fact that MacFarlane and Brian's views on topics such as politics and religion are the same.

Brian is the smartest character on the show and dates a series of beautiful women even though he's not even human, so it makes sense that he would write that himself. In a way, he would also explain the endless cut scenes because Brian is still a dog and has the attention span you'd expect from a canine based on the character relationships they express. There is a theory that Seth MacFarlane is secretly in love with Alex Borstein when he considers that MacFarlane voices Brian Peter Quagmire and Stewie. The fact that all of those characters are obsessed with Boorsteins played Lois in one way or another certainly draws attention, ultimately the theory suggests that the dynamic on the show is the manifestation of McFarland's feelings for Borstein in life. real. life when Stewie traveled with his future self to the future in stew and Stewie's Excellent Adventure met a very different version of Meg as she underwent sex reassignment surgery and changed her name to Ron.

There is a theory that Ron will actually become a permanent. Family Guy character at some point during her run allowing Mila Kunis to leave the show. Fox probably wouldn't mind cutting her mammoth salary anyway. Peter Griffin's spending on Family Guy is insane, and some of the things he's been able to afford—the Peter Helicopter and the Peter Hangs, for example—just aren't consistent with a dumb guy in a menial job. This theory suggests that since the second season of the show, Stewie has been making Bank a Calvin Klein model and that is what finances Peter's extravagance, the Griffins have been rich.

Since Stewie started modeling in a movie worth a thousand dollars, it makes a lot of sense, even though we know the intimate secrets of countless Family Guy characters, we still don't have an explanation for why Brian can talk, however, there is a theory. that he is smarter than your average dog because he was once a human who had his brain inserted into a canine body by the CIA. Don't forget that Family Guy is set in the same universe as American Dad and in AmericanDad, the talking goldfish Klaus is actually a German athlete who had his brain swapped with a fish by the CIA, so it's entirely plausible that all of the sentient animal characters in Seth MacFarlane's shared animated universe are a product of experimentation. illegal CIA, including Brian Griffin, some people have theorized.

Guy is a TV show within a TV show, but there are actually competing

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regarding it, some fans argue that Family Guy is a TV show within American Dad and others argue the opposite, while others believe that their TV shows are integrated with each other, which is just nice. trippy, some people think that Family Guy has always been a TV show within a TV show, but American Dad became one over time. The best evidence is an episode of American Dad where Stan lists his favorite fictional dogs, one of which is Brian Griffin and there is a family.

Guy episode in which the audience sees behind the scenes and what the actors who play the Griffins go through to film the show. There's also a scene in American Dad where they cut filming to celebrate their 1,000th vagina prank, revealing a set and crew, could it be that Joe Swanson was the superhero known as the Tick before he became Griffin's neighbor and Family Guy? There is a theory that suggests that in fact there is a subtheory that he is still the tick and that the suit here is his paralysis while wearing it, Joe has the same huge upper body and the same prominent chin that the tick has , so it makes sense aesthetically.

Then, of course, there's also the fact that Patrick Warburton, who voices Joe, played the tick in the 2001 live-action show, it's a fun idea if nothing else, the episode that met Quagmire turned surrounding Peter going back in time and causing him to end up with Molly Ringwald instead of Lois. The episode featured a joke that many fans have theorized was a prediction of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's death in the episode. announced that Dick Cheney had shot Scalia in a hunting accident and a few years later Scalia died after a hunting trip, although he died of natural causes during a trip, some fans of the series still suspect that Family Guy somehow could predict his death. has gradually gotten darker and darker since around season 8 and there is a very compelling theory as to why that might be the case in season 8.

Various characters' behaviors begin to change. The quagmire went from mere perverted comic relief to more developed relationships and Brian began. to consider the idea of ​​suicide, for example, and in the case of each character it is because of their disturbing experiences, such as Quagmire's sister being beaten mercilessly by her abusive boyfriend and Brian being discovered as a poor writer, the community of souls tragic events in the show essentially unfold Time Until fans are left with a dark dysfunctional reality in 2015 Caitlyn Jenner came out as a trans woman after having been Bruce Jenner, a male Olympic gold medalist, her transition was a surprise to some, but not necessarily for Family Guy fans, the series made several jokes that now seem like a strange coincidence, such as Stewie calling Jenner a beautiful and elegant Dutchwoman in another episode, a joke cut showed Jenner performing a burlesque dance for the Navy at the time they joked about the fact that Bruce Jenner's wife Chris wore the pants in the family.

The theory is that Family Guy predicted Bruce's transition; There is a very compelling theory suggesting that Smeg could be Stewie's mother, not his older sister, and that Lois and Brian conspired to hide the teen's pregnancy. Peter and Chris are too stupid to realize it, so it's not completely out of the question or at least it wasn't until the young Lamothe episode when Stewie is broken. The time machine made time flow in reverse and the unborn baby was sucked back into Lois, and then again, since Family Guy continuity is completely messed up, it's still a possibility that the episode where Brian and Stewie led some fans to theorize that Seth MacFarlane was actually trying to do A terrible episode of Family Guy, it's all Brian and Stewie locked in a bank vault for a weekend, revealing new information to each other and confronting feelings about themselves.

It featured none of the series' hallmarks, so there was no opening theme and no jokes, for example, the theory suggests that MacFarlane was frustrated with Fox, so he purposely made a terrible episode. Rumor has it that he was going through depression at the time and was so fed up that he did everything he could to make a bad episode that Nobody would like you to know that Meg is often the butt of the Griffin family's jokes and that everyone generally They treat her badly. There is a theory that suggests it is because she is adopted. There have been flashbacks to Chris and Stewie's birth, but none to Meg's. so it makes sense on that level, there are also pictures of Chris when he was a baby, but none of Meg, maybe she didn't come to the Griffin family home until she was a little older.

There's a theory floating around that Lois is gearing up. Ending her marriage to Peter is based on her character development over time, pointing to an increasing number of instances in which she shows marital discontent, this alongside the increasingly serialized and consequential nature of the show. For example, when Brian died and didn't show up for a while. supports the theory that Lois could very well divorce Peter in the near future. One theory suggests that Peter and Lois are related and there is serious justification to believe it is true. In the episode where Peter discovered that he had black ancestry, it was revealed that his great-great-grandfather was a slave owned by the Pewterschmidt family at the end of the episode.

Peter spoke to his ancestors' goats, who explained that he slept with the wife of his owner, who was Lois's great-great-grandmother. There is also the fact. that Lois's father, Carter, hates the Griffin family and goes to great lengths to prevent any relationship between Peter and Lois from occurring. This theory suggests that it is because they are related. There's a very interesting theory about why the first three seasons of Family Guy are bad and weird. The reason the characters are different from the rest of the series after it returned from cancellation is the theory that pre-cancellation Family Guy and post-cancellation Family Guy take place in two different universes.

Meg, for example, is loved by her parents before the cancellation and in the time travel episode back to the pilot Stewie and Brian return to the pilot episode and claim that they did not travel in time, they actually went to a parallel universe , certainly makes sense, but there's a simple counterargument that suggests the writers had to do it. change everything about the show because it wasn't very good hence the cancellation. There is a theory about Brian that suggests that his substance abuse problems are reflected in the apparent evolution of his character and there is no doubt that there is a compelling argument that with Brian Time Alcoholism has transformed his character just as the disease does with its victims in real life.

Brian definitely seems to get dumber over time and it's probably because the alcohol he drinks so regularly and the drugs he occasionally uses are having a degenerative effect on his brain. That being the case, could Seth MacFarlane be trying to send a subliminal warning about the dangers of substance abuse? Perhaps this is less of a theory and more of a definitive conclusion that fans have come to based on a series of comments and cuts to the show itself. and like the idea that the Griffins had several other children who died - Peter, for example, has explicitly stated that they had a son who died and, although it's a joke, it doesn't change the fact that he said it - has also been suggested.

Meg has killed her younger sister, which means there may have been at least two other Griffin siblings, as we mentioned above. It is an established fact that American Father takes place in the same universes. Family Guy. It was also established that the internal monologue of little Suzie Swanson from Family Guy is expressed. by Patrick Stewart also voices American father Avery Bullock, this theory suggests that the two characters are one of the same type. In the American father, the CIA has a device that allows a person to remotely control an avatar of any shape or size and, in a virtual madness, Bullock does it.

In fact, I have an avatar that happens to be a baby. Therefore, it is theorized that Susie is one of Bullock's avatars, the iconic Robin Williams tragically committed suicide in 2014, two years prior, Family Guy aired an episode that caused fans to theorize that the show predicted his death. Male viewer number two had a segment where Peter discovered that everything he touched turned into Robin Williams. He became so upset and irritated when Williams appeared that he attempted suicide several times. It's a strange coincidence that the episode had both Robin Williams and suicide as themes. What's even more disturbing is that BBC Three aired the episode in the United Kingdom moments before Williams' death was announced on September 11, 2001.

Seth MacFarlane was scheduled to take off from Boston on American Airlines Flight 11. 15 minutes after the plane took off, he was hijacked and blown up. Seth was supposed to be aboard the North Tower of the World Trade Center, but due to a hangover and a confusion regarding his departure time, he arrived ten minutes late and many fans of the series theorized that he used the experience as inspiration for direct. Stewie Griffin video film, the untold story they believe is an allegory for 9/11. Stewie had a near-death experience in the episode and then realized that he must go back in time to prevent that from happening and to fix future events.

Stewie's future address in the episode is 1109 and after avoiding death he commented that yes I did it, I stopped the tower from falling. Speaking of Stewie, there's a theory that Family Guy takes place entirely in Stewie's head, or more specifically, it's his perception of his world. and how he tries to understand it from his limited knowledge, the show's antics are therefore extremely exaggerated because it's all from a baby's perspective. The most compelling part of the argument supporting this theory is that Bryan has the ability to speak. The fact that Stewie simply sees the dog as a member of the family, which the others could of course talk about.

There is a theory suggesting that Father of the Family somehow predicted the tragic death of actor Paul Walker in 2013 in a car accident at the time of his death, several conspiracy theories emerged but were quickly shot down, but the episode of Father of family, The Life of Brian, seemed to foreshadow it eerily, especially when Brian was killed by a car. The episode aired just six days before Walker died and the theory suggests that because Walker's name was Brian in Fast and Furious. movies, but it was a prediction and the Family Guy passengers were somehow aware of Walker's impending death.

The episode The Turban Cowboy had two unrelated scenes that caused a considerable amount of controversy and led fans to theorize that Family Guy had predicted the Boston bombings in a cut gag that Peter was. He is shown winning the Boston Marathon by mowing down the runners in his car. Peter later used a mobile phone to accidentally set off a series of bombs. The episode aired approximately a month before the attacks occurred. The situation became even more controversial when someone edited the two scenes to make it look like they were connected and promoted the theory that Family Guy predicted the event, however, Seth MacFarlane called it out and called it abhorrent and the episode has since was removed from the broadcast.

The final theory we're including here is that Family Guy actually has everything going on in Peter's head based on the fact that the entire Griffin family has been able to get up to all sorts of mischief ranging from the paranormal and social to the unspeakably Expensive and downright illegal, all without any repercussions, why isn't Meg being serious? mentally scarred why Peter hasn't ruined the family why Stewie isn't in a school for naughty boys well it's all because none of what we're seeing is actually happening, it's all just taking place in the mind of the family patriarch Griffin as a way to escape his mundane life, let's face it, if you met Glenn Quagmire in real life, the guy would be known as the neighborhood scoundrel, probablysentenced to several years in prison and not the kind of person anyone would want to associate with, but in Family Guy his predatory nature's addiction to making love above and below the sheets and

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shapes stem from his lapse , but the Family Guy mainstay has taken things too far over the years and now it's time to bring them all together in a

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that's likely to have you hooked. wanting a shower for when it's over giggity giggity goo When Lauren Conrad guest-starred on Family Guy they put the actress on the spot by making fun of her MTV personality, her show The Hills and her life as a reality star, then the show took things.

Taking it a step further by having her in a scene with a quagmire when her chair is a little uncomfortable, the show cuts to a wide view and reveals a quagmire and some sort of crazy circus act. You have to wonder how long she was sitting before she finally realized when she. Brian and Quagmire joined the Bachelorette, we wondered who would do worse on the show, not really, we didn't know, we knew it would be a quagmire without a doubt and he proved us right, he didn't just slip a pill into Bachelorette, but instead started dragging her body back to his room, all in front of the reality TV cameras, he dropped the body and tried to cover up his act, he still tried to get a little in on the action by stealing her flip flops and sniffing them out. in her room, usually when people exclaim the word jackpot, it's about eating a fresh pizza or winning a literal jackpot.

In Quagmire's case, it's none of the above. Quagmire runs into a cheerleader, clearly ready to take advantage of her celebratory line. Yes, fortunately, the show. It cuts before we see what really happens next, with not only the act condoning kidnapping and all sorts of assault, but the cheerleader was probably underage and growing up. Family Guy has never been shy about digging into other shows, especially its network rivals, The Simpsons. There was one episode where things got so out of hand that the entire segment was cut off the air and only released on DVD in a fake lower third promo, we see Marge Simpson make love to her off screen and then take her back to The Simpsons Home, then tragedy strikes when Homer bursts in and Quagmire has no choice but to end the lives of all the Simpsons and yes, we mean all of them, turning the yellow-skinned family into a Lots of blue-skinned gun victims.

Quagmire's family is full of complicated family trees with branches, twigs, and bushes traced everywhere. Some of the main problems go straight up the tree all the way to their own parents. To Quagmire's father, there is nothing wrong with them per se, but Quagmire has a great time and is extremely offensive by accepting his father. he's a transsexual no matter how much acceptance there is during the last minute of the show the quagmire treats his father like an animal constantly hurling insults at them cruelty is much worse than a half-hearted effort apologizing later there's nothing more exciting than going to another state shopping some legal fireworks and bringing them back home to take off, well, actually, quagmire made a way of finding them more interesting.

Quagmire transports the fireworks up his ass in an effort to smuggle them into Rhode Island, only his transportation of them was perfect. The legal quagmire hinted that he knew this and seemed to save his fireworks to keep just for fun. Do you think a man with constant lovemaking on his brain would understand the deepest, darkest parts of the Internet? We learn that it has been quite the opposite. Not only the quagmire does not use. Internet, but he has no idea the access to the adult industry available there once he finds out the guy disappears for days only to leave his house looking a little disheveled.

Quagmire's left arm is now enormously muscular, we have to imagine it was just from clicking the mouse a lot or typing, yes, typing giggidy giggidy giggidy, something strange happens when Quagmire dresses like a baby and looks nothing like Halloween. Quagmire claims that he is involved in a family game night, but from the looks of it all the nonsense. happens in the background, there's nothing appropriate for a family and this is clearly a family game night that no one wants to win just when you thought Brooke's drugging jam on The Bachelorette episode was the worst moment, the story continues as the Bachelor definitively brings his date for the reality show. at home with his mother, some off-screen dialogue sheds some light on Quagmire's troubling maternal relationship, including his intentions to hook up with Brooke and her mother at the same time.

Now imagine if a scene like this was at the real bachelorette party. Right there in the episode Airport Oh 7:00 Peter makes a mistake again this time forcing Quagmire to move into his house and spend the night alone a sleepover for Quagmire is anything but normal one of the most disturbing moments sticking his foot inside the melting Meg while she sleeps and this is not the only time Quagmire has paid special attention to Mang. If a teenage girl's foot in her mouth wasn't bad enough, then check out how she traveled to Germany, where Quagmire takes the supplier to a whole different level, while Meg uses the bathroom we took to reveal a quagmire standing in the shower holding a video cameraand it's not at all surprising, but this isn't the first time Quagmire has spied on a member of the Griffin family in the bathroom, as he did the same to Lois at a bowling alley.

Quagmire has no limits and apparently the Family Guy animators don't have any limits either. I've seen Quagmire take advantage of plenty of people while they're alive, but messing with the dead is a whole new level. A shot of a coffin goes crazy real quick when Quagmire shows up in just his underwear and, oh yeah, there was a dead body. inside the quagmire is a kind of sixth sense in an even more disturbing way, he not only sees dead people but he loves to take advantage of them, for example, his late wife Joan, when Joan grabs the arm of death, she dies instantly, but before death can.

Take her away Quagmire has just one more request. Can you leave that body here for another five minutes? We all know Quagmire has had a thing for Lois and while he constantly pushes boundaries and almost broke the brother code with Peter the one time he tried to court her. her on a date is when Lois and Peter went through a breakup from the beginning the quagmire takes the first step by placing a jacket so the sleeve that Lois runs her hand through leads directly to his pants in the world of movement me2, we imagine That this is not a move that would be okay in today's society, while Quagmire has certainly pushed the boundaries with Lois.

He completely blew up the bro code on Cleveland and his first wife Loretta. The whole episode. Cleveland Loretta Quagmire focuses on Quagmire connecting with Loretta and an incapable Cleveland. to do something about it, the scenes often push the boundaries and Quagmire has his way with the wife of one of his best friends several times, the whole thing eventually leads to a divorce and yet Cleveland and Quagmire remained friends later, that's some kind of friendship, while most of Quagmire's inappropriate moments involved the dorm bathroom or open caskets. There is one on the opposite end of the spectrum when Quagmire's sister, Brenda, finds herself in an abusive relationship with a man named Jeff Quagmire, she takes it into her own hands to end the abuse after all.

He has done it over the years. Atolladero can't stand to see Brenda treated like this. His solution is that he runs over Jeff and ends his life in cold blood. Peter and the other boys help Atolladero cover up the death, adding another knot to his long list of immoral behavior when quagmire is She was assigned babysitting duties in the episode's broadcast. Impossible, you assume that the worst is going to happen. It turns out that he simply wants a brush so he can remove all of Lois's hair and attach it to the hidden inflatable doll he has with Lois's photo attached.

We're reaching all kinds of crazy levels at this point, there's no denying how hard the quagmire can be on women, they can usually physically distance themselves from it, but don't try the mace, as revealed in the episode father, a woman tries to stop. Quagmire's advances by spraying mace in his eyes are nice, Jack, I've developed an immunity because the females have already sprayed him in the face so many times before, isn't that the achievement of being proud of his staleness. Quagmire knows all the flirting tricks. With a woman, he woos them with words, manipulates them, and if all else fails, he can leave them trapped in his special bed.

The headline here below 5,000 while the tool forces victims to lie in bed, you'd think if Quagmire actually applied this. Innovations and talents could be much better utilized in areas other than seducing any woman he can get his hands on. We've all seen Quagmire hook up with a variety of women, but he hints at a lot more in the barely legal episode when a big giraffe starts making out. a move in quagmire is about quagmire until he discovers it was a different giraffe than the one he hooked before having to admit that the quahog petting zoo keeps their cages tightly closed every time quagmire comes to visit gravity yeah, look, that's not mine for a guy who moves around a lot, you have to imagine he carries a lot of luggage with him.

Did we say luggage? Well, actually we knew diseases. In the episode Halloween on Spooner Street we learned exactly how many diseases he carries and there are many among the dozens and dozens of diseases that Quagmire carries, such as hepatitis C and gonorrhea, they are not really something to brag about, although we can see Quagmire doing just that , not only is Quagmire spreading diseases throughout Rhode Island, but apparently his DNA is all over the city as well. Look at the third grade class at Martin Mul Elementary School, a good number of kids in the class are probably yours and that's just one class in one town.

Imagine how many more kids Quagmire has outside of Martinville Elementary School after dating a girl. who lied about her age, Quagmire is eventually brought to court for a crime and has to pay the maximum punishment with a 20-year sentence, but not quickly. Quagmire's own mother uses some persuasion outside the courtroom to help get her son's conviction overturned, which proves the point. doesn't fall far from the tree in this case it's a pretty dirty apple in the end the lesson learned is to let your parents help you get out of paying for your crimes whether you believe in reincarnation or not you have to give Peters credit active imagination Peter imagines that Quagmire is reincarnated as a protective piece of rubber used for the gay couple.

Quagmire's reaction was offensive, but the premise was so outlandish in the first place that you can't even process what the hell is going on anyway as Family Guy continues. In the production, the characters connect with the modern world in various ways. In Quagmire's case, he learns about the world of Tinder and his life changes forever in a pretty crazy montage. Quagmire uses Tinder to have a dating marathon where the dating element is practically eliminated, an entire bowl of Trojans runs out in the series of fast-forward clips, and Quagmire straight up hits every single person on the app, becoming so addicted that his body folds from its natural shape and it's up to Peter and his friends to rescue the man from his Tinder obsession.

Family Guy may seem like the kind of show that leaves nothing to the imagination, but they actually snuck in tons of Easter eggs. hidden in each episode. These moments are so fast that if you blink you might miss them, but when you see them, they just add to the hilarity that we all know Family Guy is pretty meta, they reference themselves and the fact that they are a show. on television all the time, so this first Easter egg isn't a surprise, but it is hilarious at a very quick moment in the episode. called the story on page 1 Peter picks up a TV guide that features Luke Perry on the cover, but what you may have missed is that in the corner of the page the magazine says if you can read this Family Guy on the air , we love a Family Guy route.

In the second episode, they're always packed with awesome songs, fun adventures, and some great Brian and Stewie back and forth, but the Road to Rupert episode has even more going for it than the others because of an awesome Easter egg right at the beginning when The family is. having a garage sale Brian and Stewie are sitting together at a table in front of Brian there is a stack of DVDs, but not just any old movie is selling the movie Family Guy Stewie Griffin the untold story Family Guy has been hitting the game of the Easter eggs from the From the beginning, as we can see in the season 2 episode, I love your trophy, there is a quick shotof Stewie playing with blocks and what he spells might go over some people's heads, we always knew he was evil, but the fact that it has Redrum written on it and the toy blocks really solidifies that fact for those who may not know that Redrum is a reference to Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, read it backwards if you dare, Family Guy had really found its groove in season 4 and the surprising North Quahog episode proves it.

In this episode, Peter and Lois end up in Mel Gibson's private suite on their second honeymoon, once there they find a secret copy of The Passion of the Christ, and there is a big Easter egg that can be found during a chase in car with Jesus, yes. You heard right. Jesus' license plate says WWI D, which is a very funny version of the classic phrase What Would Jesus Do? Brian has been trying to make it as a writer since the beginning with quite varying levels of success in the episode Brian Does Hollywood. He ends up in Los Angeles directing adult entertainment when the adult film awards announce an award for best soundtrack and the nominees are an incredible inside joke.

Both Ron Jones and Walter Murphy are nominated, two composers who create all the amazing music and Family Guy. the third is John Williams, the legendary Hollywood film composer, an episode featuring a Jewish character who is accidentally sent back to Germany in the middle of World War II could have gone wrong, but fortunately Family Guy totally got it right with the Road to Europe episode when Mort Goldman ends up in Berlin. Stewie and Brian must pose as SS officers to obtain the supplies they need to return home. After sneaking into a lab, one of the scientists shows Stewie what they've been working on with 100 air balloons until one explodes and an incredible reference to the '80s classic, 99 Red Balloons, is born.

If you're a movie buff, you may have heard of something called the Wilhelm scream, which was first heard in the drums far away in the west. Wilhelm's Scream is a very unique recording of a man screaming that has long become something of an inside joke in Hollywood, having been used in almost 400 films, including Seth MacFarlane's favorites Star Wars and Indiana Jones. , and also of course on Family Guy, they've actually used it several times and definitely as a reference. to Star Wars, although most of us would assume the name Meg is short for Megan, it's probably because we grew up with parents who aren't Peter Griffin In a surprising twist in a season 12 episode, a very quick joke reveals While Meg's full name is actually Megatron, those of you who aren't Transformers fans may not realize this is a reference to that famous franchise, but you know who would know Seth MacFarlane without a doubt as a big fan of 80s pop culture.

It's no surprise that Seth MacFarlane would take any opportunity to sneak in a reference to the classic, albeit quite questionable comedy, Revenge of the Nerds and that's exactly what he did in this amazing Easter egg. from the episode Peter's Progress when a fortune teller teaches Peter all about his family history. It's almost a shot-for-shot remake of the iconic talent show scene and is heaven for any hardcore '80s nostalgia fan - sometimes, like the Revenge of the Nerds sequence, Easter eggs are available for that we see them and some like this one from episode one by clam the second by sea are so fast and so subtle that only the most astute viewers can distinguish them in a scene that parodies the sequence from the movie Tron, the 1982 version can of course be see a sign written upside down in the background that says: if you can read this, your television is upside down.

All of the actors on the show have incredible careers outside of it, so if they can find an opportunity to poke some fun at their other work, the creators never miss an opportunity. to sneak in something like in the episode don't make me change when meg gets a family makeover she forms a pop group when meg becomes a sensation she gets an assistant named mrs. Swan, who was one of Alex Boorstein's most popular characters on the MADtv show, you may not realize that the famous Family Guy opening titles are actually in the Easter Egg. On their own, the idea of ​​the family comedy introduces the housewife to the bumbling father. and clumsily endearing children as an old TV trope, the opening titles are actually a reference to the classic TV sitcom that started it all in the family, where we see Peter and Lois copying exactly what Archie and Edith Bunker do in their musical opening . guy who used to run around Quahog calling everyone a fat phony, of course he did, he used to be a fan favorite character, well, although the character didn't have a name to begin with, the writers eventually nicknamed him Holden Caulfield in honor to the main character of JD Salinger's Catcher in the Rye, after a while, the Family Guy character became a big inside joke of the writers' room.

Another thing the family members like to do is make cameos of characters from other Seth MacFarlane shows, especially American Dad in the episode. He knows everyone at Quagmire. Favorite alien, Roger, makes an appearance right at the end when he shows up and says, "The Lion Francine, do you remember Pecan Sandies?", which is actually the first line said in the pilot episode of American Dad . Sometimes the Family Guy writers like to take things a little further and include jokes that may not be immediately obvious to everyone. In the episode, Brian returns to college, there is a big football game in a very quick moment, the scoreboard is revealed that we see the teams are on.

Brown v. Board of Education: This is, of course, a reference to the Supreme Court's landmark ruling that segregated schools were unconstitutional, but since Brian attends Brown University, they couldn't resist the pun, while The entire premise of the episode "Baby Not on Board" is based outside of the John Hughes Home Alone movies, there is a moment that only big Hughes fans could have caught when Lois and Peter get into a fight over Peter wasting the company's money. family in shower curtains filled with helium. Peter launches into a monologue that may not What I know is that this is almost word for word taken from another John Hughes movie, Planes, Trains and Automobiles.

The episode I'm Joyce Kinney showed a completely different side of Lois, but also introduced a detail about an uncanny similarity between the new news anchor in town Joyce Kinney and one of the longest-serving writers of Family Guy when Joyce tells the story. story of how Lois used to bully her in high school. Lois realizes who it is and exclaims: Joyce Sheva perverted by a silly mistake, that incredible last name that took me seven tries to get right was taken from Family Guy writer Cherry Sheva Privett, by a silly mistake, it seems that at the same time The Family Guy team really likes giving the characters familiar names, although in this case I hope that's where the similarities end.

We all know that Neil Goldman is Meg's on-again, off-again nerdy love interest, who unfortunately has a handful of health problems and isn't so lucky with the ladies, as it turns out Neal actually is. Named after another of the Family Guy writers, we wonder if Jennifer Love Hewitt is also his cousin in real life, just like on the show, we've said before that the Family Guy writers like to make fun of the other projects from its cast, possibly not. one more than Robot Chicken, sure Family Guy is never shy about making fun of other movies and TV shows, but this one is particularly personal because Seth Green, who voices the character Chris, is the creator of Robot Chicken and they make fun a lot of him for that.

The episode Lois Kills Stewie was crazy and not only because it featured a mother trying to end her manic baby's life, but also because of an Easter egg that was almost too much for television at one point, when the family come up with scandalous rumors about celebrities. Peter suggests they start one by saying that Rob Schneider pays migrant workers from his country to provide him with a strange service. This is actually a callback to an earlier episode where Joe says the same thing during a drinking game. The creators of FAMILY GUY know that putting Mayor Adam West on screen is enough to distract the audience from anything else that might be happening, so they used one of his infamously strange speeches to introduce a super subtle animated joke into the episode, family guide, number one male viewer When the Griffons gain superpowers, Mayor West announces his plans to defeat them just as he runs off stage.

If you look closely, you can see a man in the audience putting his hand on a woman's butt back when, if you weren't looking at the family. TV guy you were putting on a DVD to satisfy all your binge-watching needs, they put an Easter egg in a newspaper headline that disappeared in an instant if you didn't move fast enough in the episode modeled the behavior, the Griffins win a boat race and became front page news under the headline lower middle class family wins regatta another smaller headline contains actual joke telling DVD paused for headline joke millions disappointed Seth MacFarlane was destined to succeed in the world of cartoons and after a rocky start has cemented her place in the industry, but in the episode I'm Diane, I'm Lying, they make a surprising reference to one of their previous not-so-successful projects.

In the episode, Peter gains some powers and uses them to demand that the network revive his favorite canceled friend. The crime show Gumbel to Gumbel turns out that Gumbel to Gumbel was an idea that MacFarlane had pitched to Fox years earlier without success. You might think that Adam West is the only mayor of the West and on the one hand you are right, but on the other. On the other hand, in the episode, you can now kiss the guy who receives the gay marriage from Mayor West's gang in Quahog, at one point he randomly says that I'm the only mayor in the west that's in trouble, well, it sounds random until you remember there was a real Mayor West. who was also openly against marriage equality until his career ended with, you guessed it, a gay scandal of his own.

The Star Wars Family Guy episodes will go down in history as some of the best cartoon episodes of all time for sure and this amazing Easter egg. from Blue Harvest is sure to solidify that spot when Chris I'm sorry, we mean when Luke walks into the mossy cantina, there are a bunch of aliens and other random creatures hanging out together playing that catchy song, but look closely for evil cameos . Monkey Bender from Futurama, Coach John McGuirk from Home Movies and Roger from American Dad, we love those blink-and-you'll-miss moments, what about you? We missed some great ones that we should know about if you've seen any of these before and if So how many let us know below and we hope you had fun watching?