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The one and only James Woods offers a tongue-in-cheek, behind-the-scenes look at what goes into producing an episode of "Family Guy. With the homecoming dance looming, Chris decides to ask a celebrity to be his date.
Meanwhile, Peter experiences life as an Uber driver. Following a bat infestation, Peter and Lois decide not to vaccinate Stewie. They then convince the rest of town to do the same. After buying the Pawtucket Patriot Brewery, Carter tries to save a few bucks by using substandard ingredients, much to Peter's outrage. When the mall Santa gets drunk and can't go on, Peter steps into his suit.
Brian and Stewie crash company holiday parties. While using his friends-and-family discount to fly the guys to San Francisco, Quagmire's piloting skills are put to the ultimate test.
Stewie finds an unorthodox way to get his bees to produce more honey. Peter and the guys start their own podcast. Brian moves in with Stewie after Lois worries she may have developed a dog allergy. Brian takes a liking to the perks that come with his new job as Carter's seeing-eye dog. Peter and the guys form a string quartet. Peter and the guys try to buy the Medieval Castle restaurant, and Quagmire discovers Tinder. Stewie learns that scoliosis may not be all bad.
After helping Joe solve a few crimes, Peter longs for some recognition. Stewie joins a football team after being mistaken for a girl. Meg joins a roller derby team, despite protests from Chris. Peter takes umbrage with Lois's newest healthy food initiative. Peter decides to bring Lois when he wins two tickets to a fantasy baseball camp with the Boston Red Sox. Stewie runs away from home. Meg takes revenge on her bullies when Peter becomes her high school's new principal.
Stewie and Brian's bed and breakfast takes an untoward turn. After his new girlfriend is deported to Mexico, Chris volunteers to care for her twin babies, but Lois isn't so sure it's a good idea.
While hanging out with her friends, Lois prank calls Peter and makes a shocking discovery about his past. Brian moves out of the house, Meg hits the sauce, Stewie visits the shrink and Peter does whatever it takes to nab that elusive Emmy. Annoyed with not being nominated for an Emmy, Peter aims to make his show similar to critical hits like "Modern Family" and "Transparent. Peter gives his loyal buddies the old heave-ho after becoming friends with a cool-to-the-max paramedic named Stryker Foxx.
Peter and Lois hit a few snags on their romantic getaway. Meanwhile, a new nanny watches over Stewie. A rare -- and potentially valuable -- dollar bill takes a journey around Quahog, with Chris and Carter in hot pursuit.
Peter loses his job at the brewery, as depicted in the cinematic styles of three film directors: Quentin Tarantino, Wes Anderson and Michael Bay.
Brian is forced to move out of the Griffin house after his insensitive tweet goes viral and offends the masses. Brian develops a crush on a co-worker at the suicide hotline. Peter encourages Meg to get out of the house and go to a party, where she takes up drinking. Brian spies on a neighbor. As Christmas looms on the horizon, a grouchy and selfish Peter is visited by the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future. In an effort to win the affections of Ellie the dog, Brian enters a show dog competition.
Peter and Lois try to break tough news to Chris. After Brian destroys one of Stewie's toys, the two find their friendship on the skids.
Peter refuses to wash his hand after meeting a mascot. Stewie visits the school psychologist, who attempts to get his young patient to reveal some hard truths. Sherlock Holmes Stewie and Dr.
Watson Brian go about solving a string of grisly murders in Victorian-era London. The game is afoot! Caught masquerading as military veterans, Peter and his pals are sentenced by a judge to join the Coast Guard during spring break. Brian convinces Stewie to school him in the ways of the stock market. Peter hosts a special retrospective of some of the show's most politically charged -- and imaginary -- moments from the '50s, '60s and '70s. Mayhem -- and sexual confusion -- ensue when Stewie's plan to swap bodies with Brian backfires in spectacular fashion.
Peter is put in charge of the brewery's social media initiatives -- a job he proves to be surprisingly good at. Quagmire struggles to live without a prized body part. Stewie and Brian hunt for Mort, whose capture is worth a big reward. After falling into a coma, Peter has a heart-to-heart conversation with God about whether he'll be going to heaven or hell.
Brian ties the knot, Chris transfers schools, Meg becomes an Olympian, Lois tries writing, Stewie makes a friend and Peter scores a sweet new gig. Brian falls for a woman who reveals she has cancer. Eager to spend every minute together, he then pops a big question. Depressed over the state of his marriage, Brian starts to let himself go.
Meanwhile, Chris takes Stewie to a party, where they're introduced to vaping. Stewie is captivated by a new pal at the playground. Lois tricks Peter into attending a self-help seminar from Tony Robbins. Mocked by Brian for his small stature, Stewie invents a shrinking machine in hopes of teaching the family dog a lesson. Lois receives a gun for her birthday from her father -- a gift she later tries to return with unexpected results.
Stewie sets out to improve Meg's life after she rescues him from a choking incident. Chris transfers to a vocational school. Meg scores a spot on the U. Olympic team as a biathlete. Meanwhile, Stewie hits it off with figure skating champion Tara Lipinski. While Stewie and Brian turn up the charm for a wealthy heiress, Peter's lawn-mowing attire draws the attention of Mr. Peter is picked to become the new company mascot of Pawtucket Brewery, but risks being upstaged by a surprisingly popular sidekick.
After his hair turns white from hunting ghosts, Peter makes a career change. Brian offers to help Chris with dating. Peter relishes his new role as press secretary for the White House but Meg finds the adjustment to D.
Another year older, Brian worries he'll never get around to writing his autobiography. Stewie is more than happy to lend a hand. After Peter is mistakenly identified as transgender, he elects to keep up the facade with his new bosses.
Stewie and Brian search high and low for a big wheel tricycle that Peter threw out. Lois helps Quagmire woo a middle-aged woman. Realizing he's out of shape, Peter decides to step up his exercise routine. Meanwhile, Lois takes a stab at writing romantic fiction.
Quagmire sets out to embrace parenting after he discovers he's the father of a high school student named Courtney. The Griffins provide special commentary for an episode of their show, sharing on-set gossip and details about their personal lives. After reading a popular book on the importance of decluttering, Lois begins to clean house, tossing out anything and everything that doesn't spark joy. Brian is inspired to run for mayor of Quahog after successfully campaigning to rename the high school after the late Adam West.
Meg becomes Internet famous and joins forces with Peter to build her brand. Brian experiences new thrills behind the wheel of a massive SUV.
Peter is so stressed about getting fired from the brewery, a doctor recommends he relax aboard a yacht rock cruise. Tired of forgetting all the fabulous ideas they come up with while drinking, Peter, Joe, Quagmire and Cleveland try recording themselves. Stewie learns his awards and medals aren't as prestigious as he thought.
Also, Peter inadvertently causes a fight between Lois's parents. In a special meta episode, Fox TV brings in a focus group to critique a few possible reboots for the long-running "Family Guy" series. Meanwhile, Lois enrolls Chris and Meg in church camp. Lois once stated she was two years younger than Peter, making her around 58 while Stewie, who should really be about 20, is still a baby.
Of course, Family Guy is a cartoon, so realism doesn't really need to enter the frame. That's because Family Guy , like The Simpsons , South Park or any number of long-running animated shows, operate within a floating timeline logic often used in cartoons or comics.
Homer Simpson should logically be about 65 years old, but while the timeline of The Simpsons has always been somewhat messy, he visibly hasn't changed in any significant way since In addition to just making the shows easier to animate, since the character's appearance or clothes never change, it avoids any pitfalls involved with trying to pay strict attention to the passage of time.
Episodes like " Mr. Saturday Knight ", " Model Misbehavior ", " Deep Throats ", " Peter's Two Dads " and " April in Quahog " show that Peter has used various drugs such as LSD, meth, "ecstasy", marijuana, steroids, cocaine, and crack cocaine, but has managed to avoid incarceration and long-term effects from the use of these drugs. In " McStroke ", after eating thirty hamburgers in one sitting at McBurgertown , Peter suffered a stroke that paralyzed the left side of his body.
For the next three months he walked with a limp, his arm and leg hung lifelessly from his body, and his eye and part of his mouth had slid down his face, giving him a speech impediment. This damage was reversed completely after a five minute session at a stem cell research facility. In " The Fat Guy Strangler ", Peter's mass causes him to have his own gravitational pull, shown when Brian threw an apple, a glass of water, a book and a television, which immediately started to orbit his body.
Peter also smokes during a modern-day cutaway gag break in " Back to the Pilot ". In " New Kidney in Town ", Peter suffers a kidney failure from a homemade energy drink. Brian offers do donate his kidneys, which would kill him.
Before the surgery, Dr. Hartman offers to give up one of his kidneys, which he does and reveals that Brian's kidneys could not have been transferred to Peter's body. Peter states that he is 6'3" when exiting the Space Shuttle near the end of " Space Cadet ". He is visibly taller as well but quickly reverts back to his normal height soon after making the statement.
Peter's estranged sister Karen Griffin visits for Thanksgiving in " Peter's Sister " and reveals several personal details to his friends, including that when upset, he stutters and pees his pants. He rushes off to attend Quahog College just to count to three in " 3 Acts of God ".
His mental shortcomings have resulted in various accidents to other people; most notably the death of his step-father Francis Griffin , and injuries on multiple occasions to his wife Lois. His attention span is also incredibly short. When he discovers his mental retardation in the episode, he closes his eyes while driving, wishing "it would all be over" and hitting Tom Tucker with his car instead.
When trying to impress Chris with his forward-thinking, Peter claims it is still in " Baby Got Black ". In " Stew-Roids ", Peter thinks that there can be a World War 5 before World Wars 3 and 4 because it would be so intense that it would skip right over the other two. In " Quagmire's Baby ", Peter thinks that babies can be aborted whether they're born or not. Peter has shown some sparks of being smarter than those around him, such as in " Back to the Woods " when James Woods returns to get revenge, Peter and Brian get rid of him exactly the same way they did the first time, using a box and trail of candy, he makes a point that next time Woods shows up they should do that in the beginning as he has already fallen for it twice.
Peter does have ideas he thinks are smart but often backfire, such as in " FOX-y Lady " when he got his new driver's license he decided to have the picture taken when he was drunk, so if a cop pulled him over for DUI when he looked at his license he would think he was just fine.
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