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Seth MacFarlane created Family Guy for Fox, an animated sitcom about the Griffins, a dysfunctional family made up of Peter and Lois, their three kids, and their anthropomorphic dog, Brian.
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Seth MacFarlane created Family Guy for Fox, an animated sitcom about the Griffins, a dysfunctional family made up of Peter and Lois, their three kids, and their anthropomorphic dog, Brian.
Seth MacFarlane's scathing and irreverent animated show Family Guy has become a worldwide sensation. The programme focuses on the mishaps of the dysfunctional Griffin family, which consists of the bumbling father Peter, the patient wife Lois, their three kids, and their wry dog Brian. Family Guy's humour is often divisive and even unpleasant, but it's also sharp and frequently amusing. The programme is renowned for its cutaway jokes, which frequently make allusions to current affairs, politics, and popular culture. The voice casting is excellent, with MacFarlane lending his own voice to a number of significant characters, notably Peter and Stewie, the youngest Griffin family member. Even while some viewers might find the show's humour to be excessively crude or lowbrow, it has a loyal following of fans who enjoy its particular brand of humour. Whether you like it or not, Family Guy has unquestionably had a profound effect on both the field of animated television and popular culture in general.
Outstanding Character VoiceOver Performance | 2018 | Alex Borstein
Outstanding VoiceOver Performance | 2000 | Seth MacFarlane
Outstanding Music and Lyrics | 2002 | Walter Murphy
Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series HalfHour and Animation | 2011 | Patrick S. Clark
Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation | 2007 | Steve Fonti
Best VoiceOver Performance | 2007 | Seth MacFarlane
Best VoiceOver Performance in a Animated Program | 2016 | Seth MacFarlane
Top Television Series | 2013 | Walter Murphy
Best Voice Acting in an Animated Television Production | 2006 | Seth MacFarlane
Best Storyboarding in an Animated Television Production | 2008 | Steve Fonti
Best Directing in an Animated Television Production | 2006 | Peter Shin
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Animation TV Programming | 2010 | Linda Lamontagne
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Television Animation | 2013 | Linda Lamontagne
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Television Animation Children and Adult | 2015 | Linda Lamontagne
Best Sound Editing Direct to Video | 2010 | Mark Eklund
Best Sound Editing in Television Animated | 2006 | Patrick Hogan
Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or for Television | 2012 | Danny Smith
Best International | 2008 | Danny Smith
Best Voice Acting in an Animated Television Production | 2007 | Mila Kunis
Outstanding Individual Achievement for Music in an Animated Television Production | 1999 | Walter Murphy
Best Voice Acting in an Animated Television Production or Short Form | 2009 | Seth MacFarlane
Best Directing in an Animated Television Production | 2006 | Dan Povenmire
Best Writing in an Animated Television Production | 2007 | John Viener
Best Female Vocal Performance in a Television Series in a Guest Role | 2013 | Cate Blanchett
Choice TV Chemistry | 2005 | Seth MacFarlane
Choice TV Sidekick | 2005 | Seth MacFarlane
Choice TV Villain | 2011 | Seth MacFarlane
Choice TV Actor Comedy | 2005 | Seth MacFarlane
Outstanding Character VoiceOver Performance | 2019 | Alex Borstein
Outstanding Animated Program For Programming One Hour or Less | 2000 | Danny Smith
Outstanding VoiceOver Performance | 2013 | Alex Borstein
Outstanding Animated Program For Programming Less Than One Hour | 2005 | Danny Smith
Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics | 2011 | Danny Smith
Outstanding Comedy Series | 2009 | Brian Scully
Outstanding Animated Program For Programming One Hour or More | 2008 | Peter Shin
Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series HalfHour and Animation | 2018 | Patrick S. Clark
Outstanding Music and Lyrics | 2000 | Ron Jones
Outstanding Music Composition for a Series Original Dramatic Score | 2011 | Walter Murphy
Best VoiceOver Performance | 2006 | Alex Borstein
Best Male Performance in a Fiction Program | 2010 | Seth MacFarlane
Best VoiceOver Performance in a Animated Program | 2018 | Seth MacFarlane
Best Comedic Performance | 2017 | Seth MacFarlane
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for Television Series Half Hour | 2015 | Patrick S. Clark
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for DVD Original Programming | 2010 | Patrick S. Clark
Animation | 2019 | Gary Janetti
Best Sound Editing Television Animated Series Sound | 2001 | Michael Babcock
Best Sound Editing Television Animation | 2009 | Douglas M. Lackey
Best Sound Editing Sound Effects Foley Dialogue and ADR Animation in Television | 2013 | Timothy A. Cleveland
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Television Animation | 2018 | Linda Lamontagne
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Television Animation Adult | 2016 | Linda Lamontagne
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Animated Series | 2023 | Jackie Sollitto
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Animated Program for Television | 2025 | Jackie Sollitto
Outstanding Models and Miniatures in a Broadcast Program or Commercial | 2011 | Andrew Karr
Seth MacFarlane based the voice of Peter Griffin on a security guard he knew while going to college.
Seth MacFarlane has admitted that the family's constant abuse of Meg is a result of "a bunch of male writers not knowing how to write for a teenage girl."
Meg's friends assumed her name was short for Megan. In reality, when Lois hands Meg's birth certificate to Peter, he alters it. Meg's birth name is officially "Megatron Griffin".
The show has been cancelled twice, once following the second season, which caused the show to not air a new episode for a year, and the second (and longest) being between the third and fourth seasons, from 2002 to 2005. The program was the first to be brought back to air due to successful home media sales.
The show's Emmy nomination for Outstanding Comedy Series in 2009 marked the first time since The Flintstones (1960) that an animated series earned such a nomination.
"Peter Griffin: Brian, there's a message in my Alpha Bits. It says "OOOOOO". Brian Griffin: Peter, those are Cheerios."
"[Stewie and Brian in the mall] Stewie Griffin: 10 bucks. Brian Griffin: Five bucks. Stewie Griffin: Eight bucks and I'll do it. Brian Griffin: Fine. [Stewie goes running through the center courtyard naked] Stewie Griffin: Help! I've escaped from Kevin Spacey's basement! Help me! [Stewie walks back to Brian naked] Stewie Griffin: Ha! I am so outrageous. Gimme the cash. [Stewie starts counting the money] Brian Griffin: Cold in here? Stewie Griffin: Nope, just really small."
