Family Guy

Peter slips into a coma, and in that unconscious condition he is granted an extraordinary chance to speak directly with God. The episode places him in a suspended, dream‑like realm where ordinary contact with the world has ceased, yet a dialogue with the divine becomes possible. Seizing this rare opening, Peter conducts a pointed interview, directing a series of tough, probing questions at the deity. He challenges the higher power, demanding answers to the difficult issues that have long haunted him. The interaction consists solely of Peter’s inquiries, with the focus entirely on his relentless questioning of God. All the attention remains on his relentless pursuit of truth.

Lois receives an unexpected birthday present from her father, a gift that catches her completely off guard and brings a brief moment of surprise to the celebration. However, the light‑hearted atmosphere is swiftly shattered when an ill‑timed, unfortunate accident occurs, setting off a chain of events that the family had not foreseen. As a direct result of the mishap, Carter finds himself with no viable alternative but to move into the Griffin home on a temporary basis. He is now obliged to live under the Griffins’ roof, adjusting to their daily routines and sharing their household while the situation is resolved.

Peter slips into a coma, and in that unconscious condition he is granted an extraordinary chance to speak directly with God. The episode places him in a suspended, dream‑like realm where ordinary contact with the world has ceased, yet a dialogue with the divine becomes possible. Seizing this rare opening, Peter conducts a pointed interview, directing a series of tough, probing questions at the deity. He challenges the higher power, demanding answers to the difficult issues that have long haunted him. The interaction consists solely of Peter’s inquiries, with the focus entirely on his relentless questioning of God. All the attention remains on his relentless pursuit of truth.

In this episode, Stewie's attitude toward his sister Meg undergoes a sudden reversal after she intervenes to stop him choking. Grateful for her quick action, he vows to devote his efforts to securing a more favourable future for her, actively seeking ways to improve her situation. He becomes determined to protect her, to guarantee she enjoys comforts she has previously lacked, and to shield her from the neglect she often endures. At the same time, the storyline follows Chris as he is enrolled in a vocational school, marking a shift in his educational path. Meanwhile, Chris finds himself transferred to a vocational school, where he will learn practical skills alongside peers, representing a departure from his usual academic environment.

Brian, who has fallen deeply in love with Jess, is suddenly confronted with the heartbreaking news that she has been diagnosed with cancer. The revelation shakes him, and in a bid to affirm his commitment he quickly proposes marriage, hoping to face the looming challenge together. The episode also signals the return of the animated comedy, bringing back its signature style while focusing on Brian and Jess’s unexpected turn of events. Viewers won’t miss the familiar animation and humour that defined the series, now it’s re‑engaged with this poignant storyline. The programme continues to blend its comedic roots with the emotional weight of the characters’ situation, staying true to its original tone.

In this episode, Stewie's attitude toward his sister Meg undergoes a sudden reversal after she intervenes to stop him choking. Grateful for her quick action, he vows to devote his efforts to securing a more favourable future for her, actively seeking ways to improve her situation. He becomes determined to protect her, to guarantee she enjoys comforts she has previously lacked, and to shield her from the neglect she often endures. At the same time, the storyline follows Chris as he is enrolled in a vocational school, marking a shift in his educational path. Meanwhile, Chris finds himself transferred to a vocational school, where he will learn practical skills alongside peers, representing a departure from his usual academic environment.

Brian, who has fallen deeply in love with Jess, is suddenly confronted with the heartbreaking news that she has been diagnosed with cancer. The revelation shakes him, and in a bid to affirm his commitment he quickly proposes marriage, hoping to face the looming challenge together. The episode also signals the return of the animated comedy, bringing back its signature style while focusing on Brian and Jess’s unexpected turn of events. Viewers won’t miss the familiar animation and humour that defined the series, now it’s re‑engaged with this poignant storyline. The programme continues to blend its comedic roots with the emotional weight of the characters’ situation, staying true to its original tone.

In this episode, Brian finds himself pitted against Stewie when both set their sights on the fortune left by a rich, aged heiress. The two characters quickly turn into competitors, each trying to outwit the other to secure the legacy of the elderly woman. Their rivalry drives the plot as they each devise schemes to claim the inheritance, highlighting the lengths they'll go to for the prospect of wealth. Both Brian and Stewie use their cunning and charm, hoping to persuade the old lady they're the deserving heir. The tension between them escalates as each tries to outshine the other, keeping the focus firmly on their battle for the heiress's estate.

Brian finds that his marriage to Jess isn’t turning out the way he imagined, and, after Peter nudges him, he begins to slack off and let things slide. He starts neglecting responsibilities, skipping his usual routines and indulging in careless habits. At the same time, Chris and Stewie discover vaping and decide to give it a go, getting caught up in the habit together. Their vaping sessions quickly become a regular part of their day, sparking curiosity among the family. The episode follows Brian’s growing disillusionment with his relationship and the influence of his friends, while the younger duo experiments with the new pastime.

In this episode, Brian finds himself pitted against Stewie when both set their sights on the fortune left by a rich, aged heiress. The two characters quickly turn into competitors, each trying to outwit the other to secure the legacy of the elderly woman. Their rivalry drives the plot as they each devise schemes to claim the inheritance, highlighting the lengths they'll go to for the prospect of wealth. Both Brian and Stewie use their cunning and charm, hoping to persuade the old lady they're the deserving heir. The tension between them escalates as each tries to outshine the other, keeping the focus firmly on their battle for the heiress's estate.

Brian finds that his marriage to Jess isn’t turning out the way he imagined, and, after Peter nudges him, he begins to slack off and let things slide. He starts neglecting responsibilities, skipping his usual routines and indulging in careless habits. At the same time, Chris and Stewie discover vaping and decide to give it a go, getting caught up in the habit together. Their vaping sessions quickly become a regular part of their day, sparking curiosity among the family. The episode follows Brian’s growing disillusionment with his relationship and the influence of his friends, while the younger duo experiments with the new pastime.

In this episode, the brewery’s management announces they’re going to replace the current mascot for Pawtucket Ale. To decide who will take over the role, they set up a direct competition between Peter and Brian. The two rivals go head‑to‑head, each trying to prove they’re the right choice to become the brand’s new face. As the contest unfolds, the stakes are clear: the winner will be crowned the fresh face of Pawtucket Ale, representing the company in all its future promotions. The episode follows their rivalry, with plenty of humour and good‑natured competition, and the brewing company's quest for a new emblematic figure.

In this episode, Stewie at long last finds a companion who genuinely matches him in age. After numerous attempts to connect with older characters, he finally meets a peer who unexpectedly shares his perspective. Their interaction marks the first time Stewie enjoys a friendship on equal terms, highlighting his desire for a like‑minded playmate. Meanwhile, Peter and Lois decide to sign up for a self‑empowerment course. The couple enthusiastically attends the class together, hoping to boost their confidence and personal growth. Their participation in the programme provides a backdrop for their attempts to improve themselves, offering a contrast to Stewie’s newfound camaraderie.

Following a night spent chasing ghosts, Peter returns to find his hair has turned an unmistakable white, a striking sign of the ordeal. The sudden change grabs the attention of local news presenter Tom Tucker, who immediately offers Peter a place on his television programme. Recognising the visual impact, Tom brings him into the studio and begins instructing him on how to convey fabricated news items. He walks Peter through the basics of scripting, teleprompter use and the delivery techniques that make false reports appear credible. The episode tracks Peter's rapid shift from paranormal investigator to a fledgling TV reporter, learning under Tucker's guidance how to present fake news to an audience.

Brian jokes about Stewie's size, poking fun at his short stature. Irritated, Stewie decides to build a contraption that can shrink objects. He works on the device, fine‑tuning its mechanics until it’s ready for a test run, and the invention is a shrinking machine designed specifically to reduce their dimensions and see what happens in the process. The machine activates, and both Brian and Stewie are instantly miniaturised, becoming so tiny they’re essentially microscopic. Their surroundings loom gigantic as everything appears enormous. The pair find themselves navigating a world that now dwarfs them, all because of the shrinking device Stewie built, in a surprising turn of events and without any warning and complete bewilderment.

The Griffin family uproots themselves and heads for Washington, D.C., swapping their familiar neighbourhood for the nation’s capital. Their relocation puts them squarely in the centre of American politics, with the whole household adjusting to life in the city that houses the federal government. They quickly discover the stark contrast between suburban life and the fast‑paced political arena, learning to navigate new routines and expectations. Soon after arriving, Peter lands a job as the new White House press secretary, taking on the role of the administration’s chief spokesperson to the media. His appointment thrusts him into the daily hustle of briefing journalists and shaping the President’s public image.

Lois receives an unexpected birthday present from her father, a gift that catches her completely off guard and brings a brief moment of surprise to the celebration. However, the light‑hearted atmosphere is swiftly shattered when an ill‑timed, unfortunate accident occurs, setting off a chain of events that the family had not foreseen. As a direct result of the mishap, Carter finds himself with no viable alternative but to move into the Griffin home on a temporary basis. He is now obliged to live under the Griffins’ roof, adjusting to their daily routines and sharing their household while the situation is resolved.

The Griffin family uproots themselves and heads for Washington, D.C., swapping their familiar neighbourhood for the nation’s capital. Their relocation puts them squarely in the centre of American politics, with the whole household adjusting to life in the city that houses the federal government. They quickly discover the stark contrast between suburban life and the fast‑paced political arena, learning to navigate new routines and expectations. Soon after arriving, Peter lands a job as the new White House press secretary, taking on the role of the administration’s chief spokesperson to the media. His appointment thrusts him into the daily hustle of briefing journalists and shaping the President’s public image.

Lois receives an unexpected birthday present from her father, a gift that catches her completely off guard and brings a brief moment of surprise to the celebration. However, the light‑hearted atmosphere is swiftly shattered when an ill‑timed, unfortunate accident occurs, setting off a chain of events that the family had not foreseen. As a direct result of the mishap, Carter finds himself with no viable alternative but to move into the Griffin home on a temporary basis. He is now obliged to live under the Griffins’ roof, adjusting to their daily routines and sharing their household while the situation is resolved.

Brian becomes increasingly preoccupied with the question of how he will be remembered, worrying that his legacy might not endure as he hopes. In response, his infantile genius sibling Stewie builds a sophisticated robotic duplicate of Brian, intended to serve as a living biography that continuously records and reflects his thoughts, habits and experiences. The robot is programmed to mimic Brian's voice and mannerisms, acting as an interactive archive of his life. Meanwhile, Peter takes on a new line of employment, beginning work at a massage parlour where he assumes the role of a masseur, stepping into an environment that’s far removed from his usual pursuits.

In this episode, Stewie's attitude toward his sister Meg undergoes a sudden reversal after she intervenes to stop him choking. Grateful for her quick action, he vows to devote his efforts to securing a more favourable future for her, actively seeking ways to improve her situation. He becomes determined to protect her, to guarantee she enjoys comforts she has previously lacked, and to shield her from the neglect she often endures. At the same time, the storyline follows Chris as he is enrolled in a vocational school, marking a shift in his educational path. Meanwhile, Chris finds himself transferred to a vocational school, where he will learn practical skills alongside peers, representing a departure from his usual academic environment.