Family Guy

If you're looking for the real-life counterpart of the character Bruce from 'Family Guy,' you can't do better than actor Jon Gries, who's pictured here as Uncle Rico from the indie flick 'Napoleon Dynamite.' Eerily similar!

Since he walks, talks and is generally more rational than any other character on the show, it's easy to forget that Brian from 'Family Guy' is a family pet. But as this side-by-side comparison of Brian and a real-life pooch reminds us, he is, in fact, just a dog. This living, breathing pooch has Brian's white fur and black nose, and although he doesn't completely mirror the character's look, we th

He's a player, he's a pilot, he's a party animal, he's Quagmire. No other character on television has the same level of game or confidence when it comes to the ladies, but the real-life version of this 'Family Guy' star may actually be on par.

'Family Guy's' Lois Griffin is a whole lotta woman. She always stands by her man -- even when he's jumping off the roof in a shopping cart -- she keeps the family sane, and she's the one person Quagmire would give up his deviant ways for. Now, with all that said, picture how this character would look in real life.

When British tourists Leigh Van Bryan and Emily Banting arrived in Los Angeles, customs officials discovered that Van Bryan had recently sent out a tweet about "destroying America." While any English person (and most Americans) would understand that by "destroy" he meant to get rip-roaring drunk and party so hard that he ends up offending a Kardashian, the literal-minded offici

Peter Griffin from 'Family Guy' is one of America's most-liked dads on TV, rivaling Homer Simpson himself. It crushes fans to know that the man who's willing to chug ipecac to claim the last slice of pie and trip Meg down a flight of stairs is not a real guy. Well, they're wrong.

Meg Griffin from 'Family Guy' seems almost too unreal. Scratch that, she seems almost too easy to pick on. Her dad, Peter Griffin, points this out every episode by making fun of her hat, clothes, personality... pretty much everything. Now it seems as though the girl we all love to hate might be based in reality.

In one corner, we have 'Family Guy,' the series starring the Griffin family that skyrocketed creator Seth MacFarlane into fame and fortune and paved the way for fellow animated hits 'American Dad' and 'The Cleveland Show.' In the other, we have 'The Simpsons,' the long-running show that introduced Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, Maggie and the rest of the Springfield gang. At 23 seasons and counting, fe

Justin Bieber has been wearing some special "bling" lately in the form of a large, jewel-encrusted Stewie Griffin pendant around his neck. And this got the attention of 'Family Guy' creator Seth MacFarlane and Conan O'Brien on Monday's 'Conan.' Of course, MacFarlane couldn't just comment on the necklace himself. And that's where the mischievous Stewie comes in.

It's the most wonderful time of the year, when snowflakes fall from the sky, collect on the ground... and then get turned into profound works of art. (Or video game characters.) Here are the ten most awesome snowmen we found on the internet....

Family Guy isn't just a hilarious show, it's one that allows us to better communicate without typing anything. Because, frankly, it's a lot easier to tell a friend how horrifying they're being with a cartoon vomiting than it is to send them a well-thought-out letter.

How do you explain to a close friend that the reason you haven't commented on their video is that it makes them look stupid? Or to your mother that the reason you don't want to friend her on Facebook is you don't want to talk to her all day? 'Family Guy' GIFs entertain us and help us communicate with each other, and for that we're thankful. Check our 20 hilarious 'Family Guy' GIFs and our suggestions for how to use them.

We all think our families are the worst on Turkey Day. Drunken uncles, angry parents, annoyed children...why do we do this again? TV to the rescue, with five Thanksgivings that'll make even the worst look great.

'Family Guy' fans, brace yourselves. Creator Seth MacFarlane told the Hollywood Reporter he's uncertain whether the flagship series of the 'MacFarlane Fox Animation Domination' should continue. Stewie, quick! Grab your Super Mega Death Ray!