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Family Guy is an AnimatedSitcom created by Creator/SethMacFarlane about a Dysfunctional Family from Quahog, Rhode Island who...well, that's about it, really. it presents us with four main characters—slow-witted blue-collar jerk Peter Griffin, who is basically a crueler, more imbecilic, and often more cheerful Al Bundy; his smart and efficient (but neglectful and wild) House Wife Lois; insecure teenage Meg; and good-hearted but moronic son Chris—and puts them through a series of adventures usually sparked by Peter's selfishness and/or idiocy. In addition to these somewhat cookie-cutter characters are two additional ones, Brian the martini-sipping intellectual dog and Stewie the laser-toting megalomaniac baby, although they've gotten much more screen time in recent seasons.
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Family Guy is an AnimatedSitcom created by Creator/SethMacFarlane about a Dysfunctional Family DysfunctionalFamily from Quahog, Rhode Island who...well, that's about it, really. it presents us with four main characters—slow-witted blue-collar jerk Peter Griffin, who is basically a crueler, more imbecilic, and often more cheerful Al Bundy; his smart and efficient (but neglectful and wild) House Wife Lois; insecure teenage Meg; and good-hearted but moronic son Chris—and puts them through a series of adventures usually sparked by Peter's selfishness and/or idiocy. In addition to these somewhat cookie-cutter characters are two additional ones, Brian the martini-sipping intellectual dog and Stewie the laser-toting megalomaniac baby, although they've gotten much more screen time in recent seasons.
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Family Guy is an AnimatedSitcom created by Creator/SethMacFarlane about a Dysfunctional Family who...well, that's about it, really. it presents us with four main characters—slow-witted blue-collar jerk Peter Griffin, who is basically a crueler, more imbecilic, and often more cheerful Al Bundy; smart and efficient (but neglectful and wild) House Wife Lois; insecure teenage Meg; and good-hearted but moronic son Chris—and puts them through a series of adventures usually sparked by Peter's selfishness and/or idiocy. In addition to these somewhat cookie-cutter characters are two additional ones, Brian the martini-sipping intellectual dog and Stewie the laser-toting megalomaniac baby, although they've gotten much more screen time in recent seasons.
Chaotic and somewhat out of the ordinary, the show is notorious for its Cutaway Gags, as well as targeting literally every subject under the sun with a million gags per minute. Depending on who you ask, it's either sloppy, unstructured and tasteless, or unorthodox and acceptably simple entertainment. With later seasons, the randomness increased and character dynamics shifted, with Stewie becoming less of a mad conqueror and more of a showman with homicidal, homosexual, and/or violent tendencies, Meg becoming a ButtMonkey (supposedly due to the fact that the writers felt her too bland a character) and Brian [[SmallNameBigEgo becoming more and more of a pompous loser]]. The animation style became stiffer, and the show as a whole became more mean-spirited. It's drawn flak for this, but its fanbase is as loyal as any other.
Chaotic and somewhat out of the ordinary, the show is notorious for its Cutaway Gags, as well as targeting literally every subject under the sun with a million gags per minute. Depending on who you ask, it's either sloppy, unstructured and tasteless, or unorthodox and acceptably simple entertainment. With later seasons, the randomness increased and character dynamics shifted, with Stewie becoming less of a mad conqueror and more of a showman with homicidal, homosexual, and/or violent tendencies, Meg becoming a ButtMonkey (supposedly due to the fact that the writers felt her too bland a character) and Brian [[SmallNameBigEgo becoming more and more of a pompous loser]]. The animation style became stiffer, and the show as a whole became more mean-spirited. It's drawn flak for this, but its fanbase is as loyal as any other.
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Family Guy is an AnimatedSitcom created by Creator/SethMacFarlane about a Dysfunctional Family from Quahog, Rhode Island who...well, that's about it, really. it presents us with four main characters—slow-witted blue-collar jerk Peter Griffin, who is basically a crueler, more imbecilic, and often more cheerful Al Bundy; his smart and efficient (but neglectful and wild) House Wife Lois; insecure teenage Meg; and good-hearted but moronic son Chris—and puts them through a series of adventures usually sparked by Peter's selfishness and/or idiocy. In addition to these somewhat cookie-cutter characters are two additional ones, Brian the martini-sipping intellectual dog and Stewie the laser-toting megalomaniac baby, although they've gotten much more screen time in recent seasons.
Chaotic and somewhat out of the ordinary, the show is notorious for itsCutaway Gags, [[CutawayGag cutaway gags]], as well as targeting literally every subject under the sun [[RapidFireComedy with a million gags per minute.minute]]. Depending on who you ask, it's either sloppy, unstructured and tasteless, or unorthodox and acceptably simple entertainment. With later seasons, the randomness increased and character dynamics shifted, with Stewie [[VillianDecay becoming less of a mad conqueror conqueror]] and more of a showman with homicidal, homosexual, and/or violent tendencies, Meg becoming a ButtMonkey (supposedly due to the fact that the writers felt her too bland a character) and Brian [[SmallNameBigEgo becoming more and more of a pompous loser]]. The animation style became stiffer, and the show as a whole became more mean-spirited. It's drawn flak for this, but its fanbase is as loyal as any other.
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''Family Guy'' is an AnimatedSitcom created by Creator/SethMacFarlane about a DysfunctionalFamily from UsefulNotes/RhodeIsland, the Griffins -- slow-witted blue-collar jerk Peter, who is basically a crueler, more imbecilic, and often more cheerful [[Series/MarriedWithChildren Al Bundy]]; smart and efficient (but neglectful and wild) HouseWife Lois; insecure daughter Meg; moronic son Chris; martini-sipping intellectual and incredibly pretentious dog Brian; and laser-toting megalomaniac baby Stewie.
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Chaotic and somewhat out of the ordinary, the show is notorious for its Cutaway Gags, as well as targeting literally every subject under the sun with a million gags per minute. Depending on who you ask, it's either sloppy, unstructured and tasteless, or unorthodox and acceptably simple entertainment. With later seasons, the randomness increased and character dynamics shifted, with Stewie becoming less of a mad conqueror and more of a showman with homicidal, homosexual, and/or violent tendencies, Meg becoming a ButtMonkey (supposedly due to the fact that the writers felt her too bland a character) and Brian [[SmallNameBigEgo becoming more and more of a pompous loser]]. The animation style became stiffer, and the show as a whole became more mean-spirited. It's drawn flak for this, but its fanbase is as loyal as any other.
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Lucky there's a [[TitleDrop Family Guy]]!\\
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Lucky there's a [[TitleDrop Family Guy]]!\\Guy!\\
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The fourth-longest running animated TV series in the United States (behind ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', and ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}''), ''Family Guy'' premiered in 1999 on Creator/{{Fox}}, and then the show made history for American network television for being {{uncanceled}} -- ''twice''. Fox announced the show's cancellation after its second season in 2000 when it was beaten in ratings by shows like ''Series/{{Frasier}}'' on Creator/{{NBC}} and especially Creator/{{ABC}}'s ''Series/WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire'', but the show was given a last-minute reprieve and Fox ordered another 13 episodes. However, its ratings suffered as [[ScrewedByTheNetwork its time slot changed constantly and it competed against the ratings-behemoths]] of ''Series/{{Survivor}}'' on Creator/{{CBS}} and ''Series/{{Friends}}'' on NBC. After the third season in 2002, Fox cancelled the show "for good," but in 2005, the show was resurrected yet again due to popular demand, impressive ratings for its reruns on Creator/AdultSwim, and unusually successful DVD-set sales. On May 14th, 2023, the show was confirmed by creator Seth MacFarlane to have been cancelled again due to the ongoing writer's strike.
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The fourth-longest running animated TV series in the United States (behind ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', and ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}''), ''Family Guy'' premiered in 1999 on Creator/{{Fox}}, and then the show made history for American network television for being {{uncanceled}} -- ''twice''. Fox announced the show's cancellation after its second season in 2000 when it was beaten in ratings by shows like ''Series/{{Frasier}}'' on Creator/{{NBC}} and especially Creator/{{ABC}}'s ''Series/WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire'', but the show was given a last-minute reprieve and Fox ordered another 13 episodes. However, its ratings suffered as [[ScrewedByTheNetwork its time slot changed constantly and it competed against the ratings-behemoths]] of ''Series/{{Survivor}}'' on Creator/{{CBS}} and ''Series/{{Friends}}'' on NBC. After the third season in 2002, Fox cancelled the show "for good," but in 2005, the show was resurrected yet again due to popular demand, impressive ratings for its reruns on Creator/AdultSwim, and unusually successful DVD-set sales. On May 14th, 2023, the show was confirmed by creator Seth MacFarlane to have been cancelled again due to the ongoing writer's strike.
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The fourth-longest running animated TV series in the United States (behind ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', and ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}''), ''Family Guy'' premiered in 1999 on Creator/{{Fox}}, and then the show made history for American network television for being {{uncanceled}} -- ''twice''. Fox announced the show's cancellation after its second season in 2000 when it was beaten in ratings by shows like ''Series/{{Frasier}}'' on Creator/{{NBC}} and especially Creator/{{ABC}}'s ''Series/WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire'', but the show was given a last-minute reprieve and Fox ordered another 13 episodes. However, its ratings suffered as [[ScrewedByTheNetwork its time slot changed constantly and it competed against the ratings-behemoths]] of ''Series/{{Survivor}}'' on Creator/{{CBS}} and ''Series/{{Friends}}'' on NBC. After the third season in 2002, Fox cancelled the show "for good," but in 2005, the show was resurrected yet again due to popular demand, impressive ratings for its reruns on Creator/AdultSwim, and unusually successful DVD-set sales.
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The fourth-longest running animated TV series in the United States (behind ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', and ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}''), ''Family Guy'' premiered in 1999 on Creator/{{Fox}}, and then the show made history for American network television for being {{uncanceled}} -- ''twice''. Fox announced the show's cancellation after its second season in 2000 when it was beaten in ratings by shows like ''Series/{{Frasier}}'' on Creator/{{NBC}} and especially Creator/{{ABC}}'s ''Series/WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire'', but the show was given a last-minute reprieve and Fox ordered another 13 episodes. However, its ratings suffered as [[ScrewedByTheNetwork its time slot changed constantly and it competed against the ratings-behemoths]] of ''Series/{{Survivor}}'' on Creator/{{CBS}} and ''Series/{{Friends}}'' on NBC. After the third season in 2002, Fox cancelled the show "for good," but in 2005, the show was resurrected yet again due to popular demand, impressive ratings for its reruns on Creator/AdultSwim, and unusually successful DVD-set sales.
sales. On May 14th, 2023, the show was confirmed by creator Seth MacFarlane to have been cancelled again due to the ongoing writer's strike.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''[[{{Tagline}} Freakin' Sweet!]]'' [[note]] clockwise from top left: {{P|sychopathic manchild}}eter, [[ObnoxiousEntitledHousewife Lois]], [[DumbassTeenageSon Chris]], [[ButtMonkey Meg]], [[SoapboxSadie Brian]], [[EnfantTerrible Stewie]], [[ButtMonkey Meg]].[[DumbassTeenageSon Chris]], [[ObnoxiousEntitledHousewife Lois]]. [[/note]]]]
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The fourth-longest running animated TV series in the United States (behind
''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', and ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}''), ''Family Guy'' premiered in 1999 on Creator/{{Fox}}, and then the show made history for American network television for being {{uncanceled}} -- ''twice''. Fox announced the show's cancellation after its second season in 2000 when it was beaten in ratings by shows like ''Series/{{Frasier}}'' on Creator/{{NBC}} and especially Creator/{{ABC}}'s ''Series/WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire'', but the show was given a last-minute reprieve and Fox ordered another 13 episodes. However, its ratings suffered as [[ScrewedByTheNetwork its time slot changed constantly and it competed against the ratings-behemoths]] of ''Series/{{Survivor}}'' on Creator/{{CBS}} and ''Series/{{Friends}}'' on NBC. After the third season in 2002, Fox cancelled the show "for good," but in 2005, the show was resurrected yet again due to popular demand, impressive ratings for its reruns on Creator/AdultSwim, and unusually successful DVD-set sales.
''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', and ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}''), ''Family Guy'' premiered in 1999 on Creator/{{Fox}}, and then the show made history for American network television for being {{uncanceled}} -- ''twice''. Fox announced the show's cancellation after its second season in 2000 when it was beaten in ratings by shows like ''Series/{{Frasier}}'' on Creator/{{NBC}} and especially Creator/{{ABC}}'s ''Series/WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire'', but the show was given a last-minute reprieve and Fox ordered another 13 episodes. However, its ratings suffered as [[ScrewedByTheNetwork its time slot changed constantly and it competed against the ratings-behemoths]] of ''Series/{{Survivor}}'' on Creator/{{CBS}} and ''Series/{{Friends}}'' on NBC. After the third season in 2002, Fox cancelled the show "for good," but in 2005, the show was resurrected yet again due to popular demand, impressive ratings for its reruns on Creator/AdultSwim, and unusually successful DVD-set sales.
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The fourth-longest running animated TV series in the United States (behind
(behind ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', and ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}''), ''Family Guy'' premiered in 1999 on Creator/{{Fox}}, and then the show made history for American network television for being {{uncanceled}} -- ''twice''. Fox announced the show's cancellation after its second season in 2000 when it was beaten in ratings by shows like ''Series/{{Frasier}}'' on Creator/{{NBC}} and especially Creator/{{ABC}}'s ''Series/WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire'', but the show was given a last-minute reprieve and Fox ordered another 13 episodes. However, its ratings suffered as [[ScrewedByTheNetwork its time slot changed constantly and it competed against the ratings-behemoths]] of ''Series/{{Survivor}}'' on Creator/{{CBS}} and ''Series/{{Friends}}'' on NBC. After the third season in 2002, Fox cancelled the show "for good," but in 2005, the show was resurrected yet again due to popular demand, impressive ratings for its reruns on Creator/AdultSwim, and unusually successful DVD-set sales.
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Premiering in 1999 on Creator/{{Fox}}, the show made history for American network television for being {{uncanceled}} -- twice. Fox announced the show's cancellation after its second season in 2000 when it was beaten in ratings by shows like ''Series/{{Frasier}}'' on Creator/{{NBC}} and especially Creator/{{ABC}}'s ''Series/WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire'', but the show was given a last-minute reprieve and Fox ordered another 13 episodes. However, its ratings suffered as [[ScrewedByTheNetwork its time slot changed constantly and it competed against the ratings-behemoths]] of ''Series/{{Survivor}}'' on Creator/{{CBS}} and ''Series/{{Friends}}'' on NBC. After the third season in 2002, Fox cancelled the show "for good," but in 2005, the show was resurrected yet again due to popular demand, impressive ratings for its reruns on Creator/AdultSwim, and unusually successful DVD-set sales. It is the fourth longest running animated TV series in the United States, behind
''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', and ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}''.
''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', and ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}''.
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''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', and ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}''), ''Family Guy'' premiered in 1999 on Creator/{{Fox}}, and then the show made history for American network television for being {{uncanceled}} --
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Premiering in 1999 on Creator/{{Fox}}, the show made history for American network television for being {{uncanceled}} -- twice. Fox announced the show's cancellation after its second season in 2000 when it was beaten in ratings by shows like ''Series/{{Frasier}}'' on Creator/{{NBC}} and especially Creator/{{ABC}}'s ''Series/WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire'', but the show was given a last-minute reprieve and Fox ordered another 13 episodes. However, its ratings suffered as [[ScrewedByTheNetwork its time slot changed constantly and it competed against the ratings-behemoths]] of ''Series/{{Survivor}}'' on Creator/{{CBS}} and ''Series/{{Friends}}'' on NBC. After the third season in 2002, Fox cancelled the show "for good," but in 2005, the show was resurrected yet again due to popular demand, impressive ratings for its reruns on Creator/AdultSwim, and unusually successful DVD-set sales.
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Premiering in 1999 on Creator/{{Fox}}, the show made history for American network television for being {{uncanceled}} -- twice. Fox announced the show's cancellation after its second season in 2000 when it was beaten in ratings by shows like ''Series/{{Frasier}}'' on Creator/{{NBC}} and especially Creator/{{ABC}}'s ''Series/WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire'', but the show was given a last-minute reprieve and Fox ordered another 13 episodes. However, its ratings suffered as [[ScrewedByTheNetwork its time slot changed constantly and it competed against the ratings-behemoths]] of ''Series/{{Survivor}}'' on Creator/{{CBS}} and ''Series/{{Friends}}'' on NBC. After the third season in 2002, Fox cancelled the show "for good," but in 2005, the show was resurrected yet again due to popular demand, impressive ratings for its reruns on Creator/AdultSwim, and unusually successful DVD-set sales.
sales. It is the fourth longest running animated TV series in the United States, behind
''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', and ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}''.
''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', and ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}''.
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* Seven games -- ''Family Guy Video Game!'' in 2006; a LicensedPinballTable released by Creator/SternPinball in 2007 ([[Pinball/FamilyGuy click here for details]]); ''Family Guy Online'', a browser-based MMORPG which ran from 2012-2013; ''VideoGame/FamilyGuyBackToTheMultiverse'' in 2012; ''Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff'', a mobile village simulator akin to ''Videogame/TheSimpsonsTappedOut'' and ''VideoGame/{{My Little Pony|Gameloft}}'' in 2014; and ''Family Guy: Another Freakin' Mobile Game'', a MatchThreeGame akin to ''VideoGame/CandyCrush'' in 2017. And this is in addition to ''Warped Kart Racers'', a MascotRacer exclusive to [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames Apple Arcade]] which features characters and stages based on the show. In addition, it's also a [[MassiveMultiplayerCrossover crossover game]] with other Creator/TwentiethCenturyStudios cartoons such as ''American Dad'', ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'', and ''WesternAnimation/SolarOpposites.
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* Seven games -- ''Family Guy Video Game!'' in 2006; a LicensedPinballTable released by Creator/SternPinball in 2007 ([[Pinball/FamilyGuy click here for details]]); ''Family Guy Online'', a browser-based MMORPG which ran from 2012-2013; ''VideoGame/FamilyGuyBackToTheMultiverse'' in 2012; ''Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff'', a mobile village simulator akin to ''Videogame/TheSimpsonsTappedOut'' and ''VideoGame/{{My Little Pony|Gameloft}}'' in 2014; and ''Family Guy: Another Freakin' Mobile Game'', a MatchThreeGame akin to ''VideoGame/CandyCrush'' in 2017. And this is in addition to ''Warped Kart Racers'', a MascotRacer exclusive to [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames Apple Arcade]] which features characters and stages based on the show. In addition, it's also a [[MassiveMultiplayerCrossover crossover game]] with other Creator/TwentiethCenturyStudios cartoons such as ''American Dad'', ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'', and ''WesternAnimation/SolarOpposites.''
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* Six games -- ''Family Guy Video Game!'' in 2006; a LicensedPinballTable released by Creator/SternPinball in 2007 ([[Pinball/FamilyGuy click here for details]]); ''Family Guy Online'', a browser-based MMORPG which ran from 2012-2013; ''VideoGame/FamilyGuyBackToTheMultiverse'' in 2012; ''Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff'', a mobile village simulator akin to ''Videogame/TheSimpsonsTappedOut'' and ''VideoGame/{{My Little Pony|Gameloft}}'' in 2014; and ''Family Guy: Another Freakin' Mobile Game'' in 2017.
* Six books ranging from stories written in select characters' [=POVs=] to recaps of episodes to essays exploring the connection between the show and historical philosophers
* A film, first announced informally in 2007 and most recently confirmed to still be in development in 2019
* Six books ranging from stories written in select characters' [=POVs=] to recaps of episodes to essays exploring the connection between the show and historical philosophers
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* Six Seven games -- ''Family Guy Video Game!'' in 2006; a LicensedPinballTable released by Creator/SternPinball in 2007 ([[Pinball/FamilyGuy click here for details]]); ''Family Guy Online'', a browser-based MMORPG which ran from 2012-2013; ''VideoGame/FamilyGuyBackToTheMultiverse'' in 2012; ''Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff'', a mobile village simulator akin to ''Videogame/TheSimpsonsTappedOut'' and ''VideoGame/{{My Little Pony|Gameloft}}'' in 2014; and ''Family Guy: Another Freakin' Mobile Game'' Game'', a MatchThreeGame akin to ''VideoGame/CandyCrush'' in 2017.
2017. And this is in addition to ''Warped Kart Racers'', a MascotRacer exclusive to [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames Apple Arcade]] which features characters and stages based on the show. In addition, it's also a [[MassiveMultiplayerCrossover crossover game]] with other Creator/TwentiethCenturyStudios cartoons such as ''American Dad'', ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'', and ''WesternAnimation/SolarOpposites.
* Six books ranging from stories written in select characters' [=POVs=] to recaps of episodes to essays exploring the connection between the show and historicalphilosophers
philosophers. A coffee table book titled ''Inside Family Guy: An Illustrated History'' was released in 2019 to commemorate the show's [[MilestoneCelebration 20th anniversary]].
* A film, first announced informally in 2007 and most recently confirmed to still be in development in2019
2019.
* Six books ranging from stories written in select characters' [=POVs=] to recaps of episodes to essays exploring the connection between the show and historical
* A film, first announced informally in 2007 and most recently confirmed to still be in development in
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He's... a... Faaamily... Guuuuuuy!"''
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He's... a... Faaamily...Faaam-ily... Guuuuuuy!"''
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-> ''"It seems today that all you see''\\
''Is violence in movies and sex on TV''\\
''But where are those good, old fashioned values'' \\
''On which we used to rely?'' \\
''Lucky there's a [[TitleDrop Family Guy]]!'' \\
''Lucky there's a man who positively can do''\\
''All the things that make us'' \\
''Laugh and cry!'' \\
''He's...a...Faaamily...Guuuuuuy!"''
-->-- '''Opening theme'''
''Is violence in movies and sex on TV''\\
''But where are those good, old fashioned values'' \\
''On which we used to rely?'' \\
''Lucky there's a [[TitleDrop Family Guy]]!'' \\
''Lucky there's a man who positively can do''\\
''All the things that make us'' \\
''Laugh and cry!'' \\
''He's...a...Faaamily...Guuuuuuy!"''
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He's... a... Faaamily... Guuuuuuy!"''
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Premiering in 1999 on Creator/{{Fox}}, the show made history for American network television for being {{uncanceled}} -- twice. Fox announced the show's cancellation after its second season in 2000, but the show was resurrected not long after. However, its ratings suffered as [[ScrewedByTheNetwork its time slot changed constantly and it competed against the ratings-behemoths of]] ''Series/{{Survivor}}'' on Creator/{{CBS}} and ''Series/{{Friends}}'' on Creator/{{NBC}}. After the third season in 2002, Fox cancelled the show "for good," but in 2005, the show was resurrected yet again due to popular demand, impressive ratings for its reruns on Creator/AdultSwim, and unusually successful DVD-set sales.
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Premiering in 1999 on Creator/{{Fox}}, the show made history for American network television for being {{uncanceled}} -- twice. Fox announced the show's cancellation after its second season in 2000, 2000 when it was beaten in ratings by shows like ''Series/{{Frasier}}'' on Creator/{{NBC}} and especially Creator/{{ABC}}'s ''Series/WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire'', but the show was resurrected not long after. given a last-minute reprieve and Fox ordered another 13 episodes. However, its ratings suffered as [[ScrewedByTheNetwork its time slot changed constantly and it competed against the ratings-behemoths of]] ratings-behemoths]] of ''Series/{{Survivor}}'' on Creator/{{CBS}} and ''Series/{{Friends}}'' on Creator/{{NBC}}.NBC. After the third season in 2002, Fox cancelled the show "for good," but in 2005, the show was resurrected yet again due to popular demand, impressive ratings for its reruns on Creator/AdultSwim, and unusually successful DVD-set sales.
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* Six games -- ''Family Guy Video Game!'' in 2006; ''Family Guy Online'', a browser-based MMORPG which ran from 2012-2013; ''VideoGame/FamilyGuyBackToTheMultiverse'' in 2012; ''Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff'', a mobile village simulator akin to ''Videogame/TheSimpsonsTappedOut'' and ''VideoGame/{{My Little Pony|Gameloft}}'' in 2014; ''Family Guy: Another Freakin' Mobile Game'' in 2017; and a LicensedPinballTable released by Creator/SternPinball in 2007 ([[Pinball/FamilyGuy click here for details]])
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* Six games -- ''Family Guy Video Game!'' in 2006; a LicensedPinballTable released by Creator/SternPinball in 2007 ([[Pinball/FamilyGuy click here for details]]); ''Family Guy Online'', a browser-based MMORPG which ran from 2012-2013; ''VideoGame/FamilyGuyBackToTheMultiverse'' in 2012; ''Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff'', a mobile village simulator akin to ''Videogame/TheSimpsonsTappedOut'' and ''VideoGame/{{My Little Pony|Gameloft}}'' in 2014; and ''Family Guy: Another Freakin' Mobile Game'' in 2017; and a LicensedPinballTable released by Creator/SternPinball in 2007 ([[Pinball/FamilyGuy click here for details]])2017.
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