Family Guy's Comic-Con panel began with a peek at the show's upcoming crossover episode with The Simpsons, which airs on September 28th. The four-minute clip has somehow made its way onto the internet, and you can watch it now! If you want to!
The world's greatest Peter Griffin impersonator took a wrong turn at the cafeteria and ended up warming up the crowd for a costume contest at the Allentown (Pa.) Comic Con over the weekend. He really nailed the best part of Peter Griffin doing standup: Peter Griffin laughing at his own jokes.
Reports of Brian Griffin's death appear to have been unsurprisingly exaggerated as the appearance of a countdown site suggests the resurrection of Family Guy's family dog could be just a few days away.
The deal was almost too good to be true: Pay professional stuntwomen/actresses Jessie Graff and Tree O'Toole just $2,800, and they will gladly pretend to beat the crap out of each other for a live-action parody of the "Epic Chicken Fight" from Family Guy.
Fox's two biggest animation properties are burying the hatchet and teaming up for a crossover episode set to debut next year.
Amid all the batshit crackpot conspiracy theories that have emerged in the wake of yesterday's Boston Marathon bombing, the "Family Guy false flag" theory stands alone in its batshittiness.
The quality of animation on YouTube is hit or miss, which is why it's always nice to see the work of an accomplished professional.
In the spirit of this weekend's smash hits: fuck you, Pixar.
In your hijacked Friday media column: Tina Brown has breasts and used to do it, sexually speaking, to Martin Amis; the Washington Post Co. falls from the profit curve; Robin Roberts may or may not be too tall for morning television, and Howard Kurtz once again acquits himself with the dignity and effortless charisma…
Last night on Family Guy, Peter and Lois switch places with the kids. When Chris takes over Peter's job and responsibilities, he does extremely until the stress becomes too much and he buckles under the weight of his responsibilities.
Poor Meg just wants to be loved but goes about it all wrong. Last night she set her sights on Joe and took the creep-factor to a whole new level.
On last night's Family Guy, the neighborhood was shaken by the arrival of a Nazi war criminal. Luckily, Herbert, a former WWII soldier himself, was there to (slowly) put things back to rights.
Just like AA, religion is always coming in and ruining everyone's fun. In this Family Guy mini-sketch, see how pleasant things were before that "magic baby from Bethlehem" came along and put a stop to the niceties.
After Peter and Brian attend their first of thirty court mandated AA meeting they come home and complain to Lois about how boring it was. Then they realize that what was missing was beer.
Could it possibly be that the voice behind the Ollie the weatherman on Family Guy is voiced over by none other than Jets inside linebacker Bart Scott? Watch the video and decide for yourself.
We figure there's an average of two comments about how much of a bad host Ellen Degeneres is every time Gawker.TV posts a clip from Ellen. Haters, it appears that Family Guy agrees with you.
Last night's episode of Family Guy opened with a shot-for-shot remake of the original Hulk TV series—starring the one and only Lou Fergino. Inside, we have last night's homage and the original intro to compare it with.
Today at Gawker.TV, Matt LeBlanc returns to TV with Episodes, SNL's ode to poor New Yorkers, Bob's Burgers, unfortunate cell phone timing, and Peter Griffin's mind explodes into Madonna's "Ray of Light" after trying Red Bull for the first time.
At the end of last night's Family Guy, we're treated to an unusual appearance by "President Obama." He comes out in an Elvis-like suit, singing "You Gotta Be Sincere" to a screaming audience of adoring females.
Sure, he's late to the game on this one, but if Peter Griffin does one thing well it's over-indulgence. Watch inside as his mind channels Madonna's "Ray of Light" and he makes it onto The Price is Right.
