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Mar 5, 2022 · Prime Suspect - Family Guy. When the nativity is ruined, Brian is considered the prime suspect on Family Guy's, "Christmas Crime." Added: December 15, 2021.
- Peter, Those Aren’T Your Kids...
- I Don’T Think It’S Lost on Any of us...
- Are You Sure It Was A Book?
- OH, Just Die Already
- A Bag of Weed, A Bag of Weed...
- Peter, Those Are Cheerios
- You Look Like Lou Ferrigno’s Poop
- I Was Hoping They’D Be Darker
- Whose Leg Do You Have to Hump...
- You Know What, Stewie...
What makes Peter and Brian’s partnership works so well is the fact that Brian calls out Peter’s impossible level of stupidity without being mean. A perfect example of this is when Peter started listing off random names from realms of popular culture in an attempt to name his own children: “We can’t afford another kid. We already got Chris, Stewie, ...
In a recent Family Guyepisode, the Black Lives Matter movement is explored as Peter starts a neighborhood watch organization to keep Quahog safe and ends up accidentally shooting Cleveland, Jr. as he sees him sneaking through his own bedroom window. When the case goes to court, Brian – all high and mighty on his far-left horse – says, “I don’t thin...
When Peter told Lois, “I read a book about this sort of thing once,” Brian asked him “Are you sure it was a book? Are you sure it wasn’t nothing?” That rang a bell in Peter’s mind and reminded him that, yes, it was nothing. The great thing about this line is the emphasis Seth MacFarlane puts on the word “nothing” as he delivers the line. RELATED: 2...
One of the most famous parts of Family Guy is its use of pop culture references. The show once referenced Bob Barker’s very public quest to get everyone in the world to have their pets spayed or neutered. This was the perfect celebrity scandal to reference in Family Guy, since the titular family happens to have a pet dog who can walk on his hind le...
Family Guy is renowned for its catchy musical numbers, but one of its most controversial ones was “A Bag o’ Weed,” the song that Brian sings to get marijuana legalized in Quahog. The song itself was just as merry and catchy as any other musical number that Family Guyhas ever done. But the episode’s blasé approach to the issue of the use of marijuan...
Often, when Brian is calling out Peter’s idiocy, he won’t even look up from his newspaper. It’s almost like he’s talking to his infant son who he has no interest in indulging. In one case, Peter is sitting at the kitchen table, eating a bowl of cereal, and he tells Brian, “Brian, there’s a message in my Alpha-Bits. It says, ‘Ooooo!’” Without lookin...
In the episode “Stew-Roids,” Peter starts taking Stewie to the gym to get him into fighting shape after he gets beaten up by Joe’s daughter Susie. He gets him hooked on steroids (bear in mind that this is a one-year-old baby) and, before too long, Stewie is ripped. With his new physique, his whole lifestyle changes – he’s obsessed with exercise and...
When Chris starts dating Jerome’s African-American daughter, Brian’s liberal politics come into play and he acts overly ecstatic that a black family is coming over for dinner. He goes out of his way to show how excited he is to be eating dinner with people of color. RELATED: Family Guy Theory: The Real Reason Not Everyone Can Understand Stewie At f...
At the beginning of the show’s run, “Whose leg do you have to hump to get a dry martini around here?” was Brian Griffin’s catchphrase. And while he hasn’t said it in a few years, mainly because catchphrases tend to wear off after you’ve been on the air for 17 seasons, it does encapsulate his character pretty well. It draws attention to the fact tha...
At a certain point in its run, Family Guyhad gotten to know its fans pretty well. And a lot of those fans were going on online forums to complain about what they didn’t like about the show, whether it’s plot holes or character inconsistencies or simply jokes they didn’t find funny. So, the show has responded to those fans with meta, self-aware joke...
- Brian Griffin Drinks Too Much & Aspires To Be A Writer. Seth MacFarlane voices a lot of the show's main characters, including Stewie, Peter, and the family dog, Brian Griffin.
- Stewie Griffin Is The Evil Baby Who Is Obsessed With Dominating The World. Stewie Griffin is a highly intelligent infant and is obsessed with world domination in the early seasons of Family Guy.
- Glenn Quagmire's Obsessions With Women, Cats, & Flying Made Him A Unique Favorite. A character that started off with a small role but eventually became a featured player is the Griffin neighbor, Glenn Quagmire.
- Peter Griffin Is The Actual Family Guy. Family Guy would not exist without its main character and Quahog's favorite family buffoon, Peter Griffin. Often drinking beer and hanging at the Clam with his buddies, Peter is a working-class slob with a heart of gold.
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Nov 1, 2023 · If you’re a fan of Family Guy, don’t miss the top twenty funny facts about the sarcastic family pet dog, struggling journalist/writer Brian Griffin. Brian Griffin was designed and voiced by Seth MacFarlane.
