So what happens then? Peter is subbed so people know that death still exists. Well, the episode is all about the Griffins entertaining their new houseguest because he sprained his ankle while getting Peter’s soul.
Comedy legend - the late Norm Macdonald plays Death and he totally steals the show with his trademark sarcasm and nonchalance even while voicing the Grim Reaper. One of the most memorable cameos from the show’s run, this one is going to be bittersweet for comedy fans. It’s best if you watch it with your own two eyes. On the sidelines, Stewie invents a time machine which results in the perfect ending. Peter has to find a way to get drunk at home with his friends because… get this… he punches a masculine-looking pregnant woman. Bizarre events, weird consequences, dumbest solutions. This season one classic is the recipe for most Family Guy episodes. And I’ve also heard people have these things called lives or something. Strange. Cause let’s face it, there’s a lot to go through. So, as someone who has watched Family Guy’s entire filmography more times than I would like to admit, I’m going to list down one episode from every season you HAVE TO watch. Going up against The Simpsons was never going to be an easy task but our favourite Quahog family-consisting of Peter (MacFarlane), Lois (Alex Borstein), Chris (Seth Green), Meg (Mila Kunis), Stewie (MacFarlane) and Brian (MacFarlane)-won us over with their cutaway gags, long drawn-out jokes and (once upon a time) great political commentary. And while it has lost its charm over the years, the hard-hitting, meme-giving, button-pushing show has attained cult status and rightfully so.
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Seth MacFarlane’s brainchild, the adult-cartoon series kicked off its 21st season in September. Every edgy teenager has a rite of passage-sitting on the couch with red eyes and getting hypnotized (see what I did there?) by the on-the-nose and oftentimes crude (I mean… The Aids Song) humour of Family Guy.
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