The American Kennel Club (AKC) has made list of the top 125 dogs in American culture, and our own Brian Griffin has made the list, clocking in at a very respectable #10.
Here are the top ten dogs:
1.
Snoopy – Charlie Brown’s pet Beagle in the comic strip Peanuts, drawn by Charles Schulz.
2.
Texas A&M’s “Reveille” – The official mascot, students adopted the first Reveille, a mixed-breed dog, in 1931. Eight years after the death of the first Reveille, a graduate of the university donated a Shetland Sheepdog to be the second official Aggie mascot, Reveille II. The third Reveille was the …read more

Here are the Griffin Family’s New Year’s resolutions:
Peter Griffin: To use my intestinal gas in more creative and constructive ways.
Lois Griffin: To stop thinking about that yoga instructor at my gym.
Brian Griffin: Cut down on consumption of my own crotch.
Stewie Griffin: Spend more time admiring Abercrombie & Fitch window displays.
Meg Griffin: Teach myself how to shave my legs.
Chris Griffin: I know I’m young, but it’s never too early to start eating more fiber.
And the Simpsons:

Homer Simpson: In 2010, I will finally get around to voting for President.
Marge Simpson: I’ll try to be more assertive if it’s okay with everyone else.
Bart …read more

One of my favorite sites on the Web, TorrentFreak, has released a great list of the most downloaded shows this past week, and Family Guy was third on the list. This is pretty much standard for our favorite Quahog family as far as torrents go. Which begs the question: have you downloaded a Family Guy torrent? (votes are completely anonymous):
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Here’s the first look at the May 17 episode of Family Guy titled “Peter’s Progress”:
A psychic reveals that Peter had a past life in the 17th century as Griffin Peterson, a gentleman who lived in the newly founded colony of Quahog.

Here’s the clip of Seth MacFarlane on Nightline that orginally aired on April 6; he talks about Family Guy, cartoon rivalries, the Parents Television Council, etc.

“Three Kings” aired this Sunday, and it was pretty good! The episode was divided into three parts and they were VERY loosely based on “Stand by Me”,” Misery” and “The Shawshank Redemption.” Richard Dreyfuss narrates, and he was great. Here’s a short synopsis:
After Peter discovers the writing of Stephen King, he imagines his family and friends in three of King’s most famous works.
Here’s the episode if you missed it:

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The long-awaited Family Guy and Bones crossover will be here tomorrow night at 8 PM, and I’ve got the promotional teaser for you here, showing Stewie Griffin and the Bones crew interacting in a zany, wacky fashion. Or something. Ought to be good!

Here’s a great Sunday round table discussion with Brian Griffin, Peter Griffin, Stan Smith, and Cleveland Brown. They’re talking about Earth Day and how they’ve contributed (or not, as the case may be):
Clip #1:

Clip #2:

Meg Griffin, the awkward, picked-on daughter of the Griffin family, is one of my favorite characters. She doesn’t get a lot of screen time, but what she does get is golden. Here are a few of my favorite Meg Griffin moments – feel free to chime in with your own in the comments.
New Brian listens to Meg’s concerns about her nipple size:

Meg fails her driving test after she races a cop on Peter’s advice:

Peter beats up a girl after she insults Meg:

Peter teaches Meg to race cars you make eye contact with at a red light:

Stewie accidentally videotapes Meg …read more

Here’s the official episode description for April 26’s NEW Family Guy episode titled “Stew-Roids”:
After Stewie gets his baby butt kicked by Joe’s infant daughter, he starts hitting the gym with Peter. It seems like all of Stewie’s hard work is paying off until Peter drops a bombshell when he reveals just how Stewie got those six-pack abs. Meanwhile, Chris starts to date a popular girl at school and quickly realizes that popularity is like physics – as in what goes up must come down.
Yes! I love episodes where they focus on Chris Griffin, one of my favorite episodes of all …read more