Stewie is such a beloved character that he is going to star in two shows on Fox starting in 2027. He is getting his own show, Stewie, but Family Guy fans need not worry; he will still want to kill his mom on Family Guy. Stewie (still voiced by Seth MacFarlane) will be on his own at school in his show, while he will be at home with his family on the OG.
According to Deadline, “In the offshoot, after getting the boot from his old preschool, Stewie is forced to enroll in a new one that’s not exactly top-of-the-line. It’s attended by a handful of kids he doesn’t know, and a 75-year-old class turtle with a half-cocked theory on just about every subject. Stewie’s miserable, the other kids are miserable, and even the turtle is miserable… until Stewie begins rolling out his trusty array of devices to take them anywhere in space and time, turning every boring day at school into an insane and surreal adventure.”
This is the second spinoff from the animated sitcom. The first one was The Cleveland Show, which lasted for four seasons.
The spinoff was picked up for two seasons. That will have it joining Family Guy, The Simpsons, Bob’s Burgers, and American Dad on Fox’s schedule until 2029. So it looks like our Sundays are set from now until then.
I don’t know about you, but Family Guy is my favorite animated show on Fox. However, they keep holding it until the midseason. Well, tonight at 9:30p, it is finally back with new episodes. And they are starting it off with something special.
Quahog is getting its first dispensary! And the whole town is there to try it out. What could go wrong? Stewie gets his hands on an edible and gets high.
When he shows up to school high, Joe is forced to take him away from Peter and Lois until they complete parenting classes.
Once they complete them, it is time for them to get their youngest child back! What could go wrong? Lois and Stewie both get high, and they finally can understand each other. That’s right, Lois understands baby speak!
So for the first time in 37 seasons, he doesn’t want to kill her. But how long will that last? You will just have to tune in to find out.
However, the most high-larious joke involves Meg. It is envelope-pushing moments like that one that still have us tuning in after all of these years.
For those of us who are super excited about season 2 of Ted, the trailer is making us moan out loud, “Yes! Yes! Yes!”
The second season of the prequel to the movie Ted looks like a laugh-out-loud riot for those who know what an orgasm feels like! In other words, people who don’t have a giant stick up their asses, unless they are into that.
It is politically incorrect and not woke, but also so raunchy that MAGAts won’t find it funny! Basically, it is sex, drugs, Rock’n’Roll, and SEX! I never wanted to see a teddy bear’s erect penis more than I do now. But I do. And I blame Seth MacFarlane’s sick mind for that! Thank you so much for having one. And thank you to Peacock for letting him share it with the world!
From MacFarlane, Paul Corrigan, and Brad Walsh: “We hope you enjoy these eight somewhat filthy, hopefully funny, heartfelt episodes about a young man, his talking teddy bear, and their highly dysfunctional family. On the off-chance the series is not your cup of tea, a great way to get us back is to leave all the episodes playing to completion on multiple devices throughout the house. That’ll show us.”
Make sure to show them when the eight episodes drop on March 5th! I will be showing them over and over and over again!!!
Ted, the prequel to Seth MacFarlane’s movies, is one of Peacock’s most successful original series. So they almost immediately picked it up for a second season. But that was almost two years ago. Since then, there has been no word about when it would debut. Today, we finally got that answer.
It’s 1994, and senior year of high school is underway for Ted the foul-mouthed teddy bear and his best friend, likable but awkward John Bennett. Together they live in a working-class Boston home with John’s parents (Matty and Susan) and cousin (Blaire). Matty is a blustering, blue-collar Bostonian who sees himself as the unequivocal boss of the house and doesn’t like anyone challenging him, particularly his liberal-minded niece. Susan is kind, selfless, and almost pathologically sweet when it comes to caring for her family. Blaire is an outspoken college student who often finds herself at odds with her more traditional-minded relatives.
Executive producers, Paul Corrigan and Brad Walsh, said, “We hope you enjoy these eight somewhat filthy, hopefully funny heartfelt episodes about a young man, his talking teddy bear, and their highly dysfunctional family. On the off-chance the series is not your cup of tea, a great way to get us back is to leave all the episodes playing to completion on multiple devices throughout the house. That’ll show us.”
Ted 2 will drop all eight episodes on March 5th. You don’t have to wait until then to show them. You can watch the highlarious first season on Peacock now. You will want to show them several times because it seriously should be illegal to be that funny!!!
‘Tis the season for people to watch holiday movies on the Hallmark Channel and Lifetime. But after watching a few of them, you need a break from all of that holiday cheer and sweetness.
Well, now you have that palette cleanser with Disney’s Hulu’s Family Guy’s Hallmark Channel’s Lifetime Familiar Holiday Movie.
It is the anti-Christmas movie. As in, it is a parody of all of those films with the same plot. She is a big city, single, career-oriented woman who goes to a small town and meets the perfect single man. Now, she has to decide whether or not to stay with him or go back home.
However, DHFGHCLFHM is not sweet and points out all the make-believe bullshit things that those movies do. And because of that, you will be laughing for 30 minutes straight.
And then when you are done, you can go back to watching those other happy holiday flicks and see how right or wrong the animated sitcom got it.
Then, when you need another break, you can rewatch Family Guy. And continue to repeat this TV viewing schedule until the New Year. That is when we can go back to our regularly scheduled programming.
My only complaint about this special episode is that some of the comparisons are no longer relevant to Hallmark and more accurately portray Great American Family. Because of that, Seth MacFarlane and the writers need to add GAC and Netflix movies to their viewing unpleasure before they start working on the sequel for next year. There has to be a sequel because the first film is so much fun!
