Family Guy Get Stewie
Meanwhile, Peter agrees to play catch with Chris in the backyard, but gets exhausted just walking to the door, much to the concern of Lois. After refusing to lose weight the traditional way, he is recommended lap band surgery by Dr. Hartman; Peter agrees, although he winds up with a ton of excess skin. Due to his drastic weight loss, he decides to spend more time away from his family and enjoy his new lease on life. However, this upsets Lois, who hoped that losing weight could help him more easily be there for Chris. Peter ultimately shows up at the science fair and acts as the kite for his son's project, only to be zapped by lightning, which reverts him back to his usual obese, easily-fatigued self.
Family Guy Get Stewie
Meanwhile, Peter agrees to play catch with Chris in the backyard, but gets exhausted just walking to the door, much to the concern of Lois. After refusing to lose weight the traditional way, he is recommended lap band surgery by Dr. Hartman; Peter agrees, although he winds up with a ton of excess skin. Due to his drastic weight loss, he decides to spend more time away from his family and enjoy his new lease on life. However, this upsets Lois, who hoped that losing weight could help him more easily be there for Chris. Peter ultimately shows up at the science fair and acts as the kite for his son's project, only to be zapped by lightning, which reverts him back to his usual obese, easily-fatigued self.
Over the course of its 16 seasons, Family Guy has never shied away from shocking its audience. But on Sunday's episode, it upended what long-time fans of the show thought they new about one of member of the Griffin family.
Stewie's actual voice, provided by series creator Seth MacFarlane, sounds like a higher-pitched version of Brian Griffin, the family's dog (also voiced by MacFarlane). The young child said revealing his "real voice" was a "relief." But he quickly reverted back to his faux accent after Pritchfield suggested that using his real voice would allow him to fit in. "But I don't want to be like everybody else," Stewie said. "I don't want to be like them, like any other zero in this miserable town, like my family...I don't want to be like any other person."
Stewie's bisexuality has been hinted at throughout Family Guy's 16 seasons. During a Thanksgiving-themed episode in 2014, he almost came out to his family and friends because he felt "comfortable enough" to admit the truth. But Stewie was cut off mid-declaration.
After spawning a spin-off in the form of The Cleveland Show and web-toons with Google and Burger King, Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane revealed that a Family Guy feature may be not be far behind. Yes the dysfunctional family, Brian, Lois, Peter, Chris, Meg, and, of course, evil baby Stewie, may just be coming on the big screen as funny man MacFarlane promises to start working on the script soon so they can start shooting within the year. 041b061a72