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Adam West- Mayor of Quahog. Perhaps the most inadequate character in the series. He is obsessed with numerous manias, for example, he spent budget money to find out who is stealing the water with which he waters the flowers (in fact, the water was absorbed into the ground), considers Meg a figment of his imagination, keeps a cat gun at home to ward off uninvited guests, etc. d. Officially married his hand. Had a sexual encounter with Luke Perry in The Story on Page One, as well as an affair with Meg. Adam West is a real person, an actor voicing himself. He gained fame in the United States playing the role of Batman in the series of the same name in 1966 - 1968.

Death in the original it is a male creature, but due to the fact that “death” in Russian is a feminine word, it is positioned for Russian viewers as a female creature. Friends with Peter. Kills whoever it touches. He does not shy away from earthly joys. In the other world he lives with a caring and fussy mother. Has a "dog" named Death of Dogs.

Herbert- an old ephebophile-pedophile, possibly prone to transvestism. He lives not far from the Griffins and constantly pesters Chris, but he does not understand what the matter is, considering the old man simply “ridiculous.” The naive Chris “sees the light” only in the episode “Play It Again, Brian.” Walks on a support frame and has a dog whose hind legs are paralyzed and who looks like him. He was originally planned to be either a creepy school bus driver that Chris is afraid to walk near, or an eccentric ice cream man (which was played up when he goes to the Hummer dealership and asks if his car is ready with the ice cream guy's song). Herbert was meant to be a one-off character with only one appearance, but he ended up becoming extremely popular among fans. According to Seth MacFarlane, Herbert was created as a result of voice actor Mike Henry making his voice sound disapproving whenever the writers had trouble coming up with ideas for new episodes. He admitted that it made him laugh every time and decided to adapt it to a character.

Greased Up Deaf Guy- a guy who appears unexpectedly, always naked and covered in oil, loudly shouting several phrases that are completely irrelevant to the matter. Constantly runs in place. He is not deaf, however, because sometimes he hears what is said to him. Apparently a former lawyer.

Ernie the Giant Chicken- a rooster who once gave Peter Griffin an expired coupon, after which Peter started a big fight with him throughout the city. Later in the fifth season of the series in the episode "Meet the Quagmires", when Peter finds himself in the past once again during this episode, he goes to the school prom, where, carried away by the dance with Lois, he hits Ernie very hard. But then the fight did not break out, since a certain guy reassured Ernie that they were unlikely to ever meet Peter again. Ernie the rooster appears unexpectedly and always gets into a fight with Peter. Their fights are always very long and destructive. Peter always wins, thinking that Ernie has been killed, and leaves, beaten and exhausted, covered in blood, after which he returns to the conversation in which he was interrupted, as if nothing had happened. However, Ernie survives each time, only to appear after a while and start a fight again. In the season five episode "No Chris Left Behind", during a fight, Peter and Ernie suddenly stop and realize that they no longer remember what they are fighting about. Ernie invites Peter to a restaurant and introduces him to his wife Nicole. However, during dinner, a squabble arises again due to the fact that Peter and Ernie cannot divide which of them will pay the bill for dinner, a fight begins again and Peter wins again.

James Woods- famous American actor (voices himself in the series). Actually in the series, Woods is a comic carbon copy of the original. The school where Meg and Chris study is named after James Woods. The first appearance of James Woods occurred in the fourth season of the series in the episode “Peter's Got Woods”. In this episode, Peter and Brian quarreled. James Woods came to replace Brian and became for a time the best friend of the father of the Griffin family. But in the end, Peter and his dog finally reconciles. Woods turns out to be the odd one out and they decide to get rid of him: they lock him in a box and hide him in a huge warehouse. The second time (season six episode “Back to the Woods”) Woods appears to take revenge. He takes possession of Peter’s wallet , where all his documents are located. Woods calls himself Peter Griffin and takes his place. Peter, in retaliation, temporarily becomes James Woods and ruins his reputation in every possible way. As a result, Woods is defeated, and at the end of the episode he again finds himself in a box on the same huge warehouse. After this, Woods appears in the eighth season in the episode "Brian Griffin's House of Payne", where, teaming up with Peter, he tries to upset Brian's plans to film the series according to his script.

Jillian- Brian's girlfriend, whom he dated from the episode "Whistle While Your Wife Works" to the episode "Movin' Out (Brian's Song)". Young, beautiful, slender, empty-headed blonde. He drives a Volkswagen Jetta. Suffers from bulimia nervosa. In fact, Brian took advantage of her all the time, not wanting a serious relationship. She ended up leaving him for Mayor Adam West.

Olivia- Stewie's friend and concert partner. A girl with blond hair, the same age as Stewie. He has a good voice, sings and dances. Having created a creative duet in the episode “From Method to Madness”, the kids broke up in the same episode, as Olivia was recognized as more talented than Stewie and was invited to Hollywood. After some time, her career began to decline, and the girl returned to Quahog. Stewie forgave her for everything and gradually persuaded her to get married. They moved into a cardboard box in the Griffins' yard, but at the end of the same episode, Stewie burns her alive after catching her with her lover.

Angry monkey- Lives in Chris's closet, grins and points with a trembling hand at the one he wants to scare. In one of the episodes, she became kinder by joining the Church of Scientology. She was killed by Brian's son, although a deleted scene shows that she survived.

Sheamus- an old one-eyed sailor. His entire body, except his head, is made of wood. He explains this by saying that his father was a log.

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; and wore women's clothing with pleasure.

He worked in a toy factory, on an assembly line, was a fisherman, and then began working at the Pawtucket Brewery.

He spends most of his free time from work with friends at the Drunken Oyster bar ( "Drunken Clam").

Lois

40 year old housewife. Peter's wife, a beautiful woman for her age. Comes from the very wealthy Pewterschmidt family, early colonists of Rhode Island. By religion - Protestant (later Jewish). She gives home piano lessons and has three children. She loves her husband very much and forgives him all his antics. Lois has a sister Carol with constant failures in her personal life and a mentally ill brother Patrick with an imaginary wife.

Lois, despite her very balanced character, starred in a porn film, was arrested for kleptomania, became an alcoholic, a model on drugs, and took part in fights.

Stewie

A precocious one-year-old (he is the only one of the characters who never matures over the course of the episodes), a child preoccupied with delusions of world domination, which is reminiscent of Brain from the animated series Pinky and the Brain. His dreams of taking over the world are hampered by the fact that no one takes him seriously (except Brian). In the original voice acting he has a strong British (Eton) accent.

His second obsession is to kill his mother Lois.

Educated, eloquent and rational; atheist Likes to drink and smokes. Has a good voice. Novelist (or at least writing a novel). Perhaps the most adequate member of the family.

He was in love with Lois throughout all the episodes, and was even able to marry her once.

The only family member who understands Stewie, the youngest Griffin child. Has a cousin, Jasper, a homosexual dog living in California. Son of the late dog Tortinka.

In some episodes he drives a white Toyota Prius-2.

Chris

Thirteen-year-old (fourteen-year-old by the fourth season), also unwanted, is the son of Peter and Lois. You might think that Chris, who is taller and bigger than Meg, is older than her, but this is not the case. Chris's middle name is Cross. Chris Cross- “crosswise”).

Chris is not very smart and is dumb, just like his father. He is the only child whose paternity has never been in doubt (although he was conceived due to a broken condom, thanks to which his parents won a lawsuit against the manufacturing plant and bought the house in which the Griffin family lives - so Lois calls him "her beloved error"). There's an evil monkey hiding in Chris's room ( Evil Monkey), which he is very afraid of, but in which no one but him believes.

He has a girlfriend, Anna, and a half-brother, Dillan (Brian's son).

Meg

The seventeen-year-old unwanted daughter of Peter and Lois. It is possible that at birth she had a small tail. He studies at secondary school. James Woods ( James Woods Regional High School). In episode 13 of season 3, Brian says that Meg's real father is Stan Thompson.

Meg constantly worries about her relationships with her peers at school. In addition, her not very attractive appearance (including the presence of a mustache) always serves as a subject for jokes. She was in love with many people, including Brian, news anchor Tom Tucker, and Quahog Mayor Adam West, but all relationships ended in tears. Throughout all the episodes, the only person who loves her is the pimply, bespectacled man Neil Goldman, who is completely uninteresting to her.

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Peter's relatives

Thelma Griffin (Thelma Griffin) is Peter's mother and Francis' ex-wife. She is 82 years old. He spends almost all his time playing in casinos in Las Vegas. Thelma is an alcoholic and a heavy smoker, the latter resulting in periodic coughing fits. She dated Tom Tucker, a news anchor, but they soon broke up as Thelma was not looking for a long-term relationship. According to Francis Griffin, her nationality is Irish.

Michael Shamus McFinnigan (Michael Seamus McFinnigan) is the biological father of Peter Griffin. Lives in Ireland, is friends with a talking sheep named O'Brien ( O'Brian), which is a copy of Peter's friend - Brian's dog. Michael's only appearance is in the episode "Peter's Two Dads".

Lois's relatives

Brian's Relatives

Swanson family

Joe (Joe Swanson)

Courageous policeman with paralyzed legs. Peter's neighbor and close friend. The Swanson family moved into the house next door to the Griffins in the episode "A Hero Sits Next Door". At first, Peter did not like Joe, due to the fact that Lois and the children paid too close attention to him, but later they got along. Joe received paralysis of his legs as a result of a fight with the Grinch. He loves to shoot and compete, and also loves movies starring Steven Seagal. Has some mental problems and sometimes breaks down and yells loudly. In the episode "Believe It or Not, Joe"s Walking on Air" he was able to walk again, but Peter and his friends, with the support of Joe's wife, made him disabled again. In the first episode of season 10, Peter knocks out his left eye, which Joe replaces with a glass prosthesis .

Bonnie (Bonnie Swanson) - Joe's perpetually pregnant wife. Crazy about her husband, agrees with him in everything. In the episode "Ocean's Three and a Half", she finally gave birth to a daughter, the newborn was named Susie. In the episode "Believe It or Not, Joe's Walking on Air", she shoots her husband in the spine so that he becomes disabled again, since he wanted to leave her.
Kevin (Kevin Swanson) - son of Bonnie and Joe. A slightly inhibited, but physically very developed teenager. In the episode "Stew-Roids", Joe said that Kevin died in Iraq. However, in the season 10 episode "Thanksgiving", it is revealed that he survived.
Susie (Susie Swanson) - the little daughter of Bonnie and Joe, who was born in the episode "Ocean's Three and a Half".

Brown family

Cleveland (Cleveland Brown)

Quagmire's father, Dan, first appears only in "Quagmire's Dad", where he becomes the woman Ida.

Has a sister, Brenda, whose fiancé he killed. Glenn also has a five-year-old niece who had cancer and underwent chemotherapy because of which she went bald and Brian mistook her for a boy.

Glenn Quagmire is left-handed.

Goldman family

Mort (Mort Goldman) - a pharmacist - a middle-aged Jew. He is very good at bowling, but does not communicate well with others, as he has little experience in socializing and is cartoonishly ugly. Neurotic, hypochondriac and coward.
Muriel (Muriel Goldman) - Mort's wife, Jewish. Looks almost the same as her husband. She is killed in the episode "".
Nile (Neil Goldman) - son of Mort and Muriel. Very similar to his parents. She goes to the same school as Meg and Chris. Editor of the school newspaper. Unrequitedly in love with Meg, whose heart he tries to win in all episodes. The comical image of the pimply, self-righteous high school loser was apparently introduced into the series as a mockery of one of the writers who wrote the stories for the first season of Family Guy and has the same first and last name as the character.

Channel 5

Tucker Family

Other teleworkers

Diana Simmons (Diane Simmons) - Channel 5 news presenter, co-host of Tom Tucker. Diana's maiden name is Seidelman, which speaks of her Jewish roots. Has hostility towards the black population. In addition to news, Diana hosts her own show, reminiscent of “ The Jerry Springer Show" In the episode "Fifteen Minutes of Shame" Meg took part in this show, dissatisfied with her family, who constantly puts her in an awkward position. In the episode "" she turned out to be a murderer of several people, and was subsequently killed by Stewie.

In college, Diana starred in the amateur film “Lentils,” and after Lois headed the Quahog Actors theater, she practically played the main role in the musical “The King and I,” which Peter tried to stage (in the episode “The King Is Dead”). Tom Tucker and Diana Simmons are the complete opposite of Greg Corbin and Terry Bates, the news anchors from American Dad.

Trisha Takanawa (Tricia Takanawa) - "Asian correspondent" of Channel 5. Trisha has to do all the dirty work, for example, in one of the reports she had sex with a stranger (Quagmire), but no matter what she does, she does not show any emotion, reporting monotonously about what is happening. Her ethnicity is emphasized in every newscast by Tom or Diana prefacing her reports with the words: "Now let's move on to our Asian correspondent - Tricia Takanawa" ( "And now we go to Asian reporter, Tricia Takanawa"). In the episode "Da Boom", after the end of the world in 2000, Trisha was eaten by Tom and Diana, but everything that happened turned out to be a fantasy, and Trisha appeared in subsequent episodes. Obviously, is a parody of the episodic character of the TV series "Lost", correspondent Trisha Tanaka
Ollie Williams (Ollie Williams) is a black meteorologist for Channel 5. His forecasts are always short, like "Heavy rain!", and he always shouts them loudly and angrily. Sometimes he runs other columns, but in the same style. At the beginning of the episode "Lois Kills Stewie", he also briefly voiced the content of the previous episode. His communication style (short phrases) is caused by alcohol abuse and, as a result, memory deterioration.

Joyce Kinney New TV worker for Channel 5. Entered broadcasting from season 9, episode 2 (“Excellence in Broadcasting”). in the past her name was not Joyce Kinney but

Joyce Chevapravatdumrong, but she changed her last name to Kinney after Lois’s cruel prank in the past (And I"m Joyce Kinney). Moreover, such a last name would not have been accepted in the news. Later, Joyce exposed Lois that she had previously starred in the 80s porn film “Fur Searching”( Ouest for far).

Episodic

Herbert (Herbert) - an old ephebophile-pedophile, possibly prone to transvestism. He lives not far from the Griffins and constantly pesters Chris, but he does not understand what the matter is, considering the old man simply “ridiculous.” The naive Chris “sees the light” only in the episode “Play It Again, Brian”. Walks on a support frame and has a dog whose hind legs are paralyzed and who looks like him. He was originally planned to be either a creepy school bus driver that Chris is afraid to walk near, or an eccentric ice cream man (which was played up when he goes to the Hummer dealership and asks if his car is ready with the ice cream man's song). Herbert was meant to be a one-off character with only one appearance, but he ended up becoming extremely popular among fans. According to Seth MacFarlane, Herbert was created as a result of voice actor Mike Henry making his voice sound disapproving whenever the writers had trouble coming up with ideas for new episodes. He admitted that it made him laugh every time and decided to adapt it to a character.

Oiled up deaf guy (Greased Up Deaf Guy) - a guy who appears unexpectedly, always naked and covered in oil, loudly shouting several phrases that are completely irrelevant to the matter. Constantly runs in place. He is not deaf, however, because sometimes he hears what is said to him. Apparently a former lawyer.

Giant Rooster Ernie (Ernie the Giant Chicken) is a rooster who once gave Peter Griffin an expired coupon, after which Peter got into a big fight with him throughout the city. Later in the fifth season of the series in the episode "Meet the Quagmires", when Peter finds himself in the past once again during this episode, he goes to the school prom, where, carried away by the dance with Lois, he hits Ernie very hard. But then the fight did not break out, since a certain guy reassured Ernie that they were unlikely to ever meet Peter again. Ernie the rooster appears unexpectedly and always gets into a fight with Peter. Their fights are always very long and destructive. Peter always wins, thinking that Ernie has been killed, and leaves, beaten and exhausted, covered in blood, after which he returns to the conversation in which he was interrupted, as if nothing had happened. However, Ernie survives each time, only to appear after a while and start a fight again. In the fifth season, in the episode "No Chris Left Behind", during a fight, Peter and Ernie suddenly stop and realize that they no longer remember what they are fighting about. Ernie invites Peter to a restaurant and introduces him to his wife Nicole. However, during dinner, a squabble again arises due to the fact that Peter and Ernie cannot divide which of them will pay the bill for dinner, a fight begins again and Peter wins again. In the last episode of season 10, Peter again meets with Ernie, which leads to a fight that takes place in the city, a trip to the past takes place, but Peter and Ernie are transported back in the car from the movie "Back to the Future", the fight continues in the cloning laboratory. While Peter and Ernie are fighting in one cell, their clones emerge from another and during a massive brawl, the laboratory is destroyed. The fight moves to the shuttle and ends at a drilling station at sea.

James Woods (James Woods) - famous American actor (voices himself in the series). Actually in the series, Woods is a comic carbon copy of the original. The school where Meg and Chris study is named after James Woods. The first appearance of James Woods occurred in the fourth season of the series in the episode “Peter's Got Woods". In this episode, Peter and Brian quarreled. James Woods came to replace Brian and became for a time the best friend of the father of the Griffin family. But in the end, Peter and his dog still reconciles. Woods turned out to be superfluous and they decide to get rid of him: they lock him in a box and hide him in a huge warehouse. For the second time (sixth season episode " Back to the Woods") Woods appears to take revenge. He takes possession of Peter's wallet , where all his documents are located. Woods calls himself Peter Griffin and takes his place. Peter, in retaliation, temporarily becomes James Woods and ruins his reputation in every possible way. As a result, Woods is defeated, and at the end of the episode he again finds himself in a box on the same huge warehouse. After this, Woods appears in the eighth season in the episode "Brian Griffin's House of Payne", where he plays the main role in the series, based on Brian's script. He was killed by Diana Simons in the episode "".

Olivia (Olivia) - Stewie's friend and concert partner. A girl with blond hair, the same age as Stewie. He has a good voice, sings and dances. Having created a creative duet in the episode “From Method to Madness”, the kids broke up in the same episode, as Olivia was recognized as more talented than Stewie and was invited to Hollywood. After some time, her career began to decline, and the girl returned to Quahog. Stewie forgave her for everything and gradually persuaded her to get married. They moved into a cardboard box in the Griffins' yard, but at the end of the same episode, Stewie burns her alive after catching her with her lover.

Jason Voorhees(Jason Voorhees) - a maniac from the Friday the 13th film series. Appeared sporadically in several episodes, has a son who is overweight (possibly mentally retarded).

Amy- a young girl who worked in a pet store. Appeared in the episode "Death Lives". Death liked this girl. Peter set up Death and Amy on a date in exchange for Death bringing singer Peter Frampton to his anniversary with Lois. Despite all her efforts, her relationship with Death did not work out, and he killed her.
Joan- maid for hire. Appeared in the episode "I Take Thee Quagmire". Peter won Joan in a game show for one week. Seeing her, Quagmire falls in love with her. After a long relationship, Glenn asked her to become his wife, and she agreed. But on the wedding day, Glenn realized that, having become her husband, he would not be able to lead a free sex life, and he regretted it. To get rid of Joan, Glenn faked his death. At the funeral it turned out that he was alive. At that very moment, Death came for him to take him away. Joan stood up for Glenn and, attacking Death, died. Death, seeing this, decided not to take Glenn.
Nigel Pinchley- English businessman who appeared in the episode "One If by Clam, Two If by Sea". He bought the Drunken Oyster bar and converted it into an English pub, which he later set on fire for insurance purposes. Peter, Joe, Cleveland and Quagmire were charged with setting the pub on fire. Nigel developed feelings for Lois, and was exposed by her for the arson. He was eventually hanged in the Tower.
Eliza Pinchley- Nigel Pinchley's little daughter, appeared in the episode "One If by Clam, Two If by Sea". Stewie liked her, who bet with Brian that he would make her a real lady, and ultimately lost. After Nigel's execution, Pinchley was imprisoned in the Tower Children's Home. At the end of the episode, she wrote a letter to Stewie, indicating that she was going to avenge her father, and upon release, she would do everything to kill Lois, which greatly pleased and amused the baby.
Toad Griffin- a parody character (a parody of Jabba from Star Wars) - a fat slug with the head of Peter Griffin, appears in the series “He's Too Sexy for His Fat."-->
Angry monkey- lives in Chris's closet, always grins and points with a trembling hand at the one he wants to scare. In one of the episodes, she became kinder by joining the Church of Scientology. In the episode Hannah Banana, the mystery of the monkey's origin is revealed, and she safely moves into the Tuckers' house.
Sheamus- old one-eyed sailor. His entire body, except his head, is made of wood. The episode explains this.
Bruce- a person with a soft, semi-feminine, drawn-out voice. In different episodes, he works as a ring referee, a therapist, a laser shooting range worker, a massage therapist, an office clerk, and a deacon. He often says the phrase “Oh no...” in a drawn out voice.

Notes

The animated series "Family Guy" describes the life of a family from the American province. Parents of three children and dog owners, the Griffins are unusual neighbors. Their dog dates girls and periodically utters philosophical thoughts, smokes and adopts human habits. The youngest son makes plans to conquer the world, although he still wears diapers. The main characters are somewhat reminiscent of The Simpsons characters, but the series is authentic and unique.

History of creation

The idea of creating an animated project came to mind in 1995. At that time, an art college student was studying animation. MacFarlane's graduation work was a short film, which later grew into a full-fledged project called "Larry and Steve." The plot revolved around the interaction of a typical middle-aged American man and his abstruse dog. The cartoon premiered in 1997.

"Family Guy" Creator - Seth MacFarlane

The project attracted the interest of the 20th Century company, and the producers offered the author the idea to implement it again, creating an animated series. Six months later, MacFarlane presented a project called “Family Guy.” Larry and Steve were the inspiration for Peter Griffin and Brian. inspired the author to create the image of the father of the family. Sitcoms, which were on the wave of popularity at that time, helped to mature more than one idea embodied in the project. The animated series premiered in 1999.

20 million viewers saw the pilot episode of the cartoon, which turned out to be competitive in comparison with the most popular television programs. The project's regular audience numbered 13 million Americans. To reduce the intensity of passions, the producers tried to experiment with the timing of the project's airing, and the ratings dropped noticeably. By 2002, the cartoon was excluded from the broadcast network. It was officially closed.

In an attempt to resell the project, the producers approached various TV channels, but no one was interested in the offer. Adult Swim began broadcasting the project in 2003 on the night air. The channel's audience has doubled. The released discs with recordings of the show sold 400,000 copies in a month. Seth MacFarlane became famous. The show's male characters speak in his voice. He was also the show's executive producer and creative consultant.

Appearance and character

Peter Griffin, the head of the family, played the leading role in the animated series. His image combined a lot of shortcomings and rare advantages in the form of positive character traits. A fat man of 40, hulking, with glasses on his plump face, Griffin is comical, and appearance is a determining factor in this regard.

The stupid and rude hero loves to spend time on the couch in front of the TV, being lazy and having fun. His wife Lois, the girl of his dreams who accidentally became his lover, seems like an incredible blessing in Peter's life. Seemingly an idiot, the man often displays unconventional thinking and cunning when trying to bring ambitious ideas to life.

The hero’s negative qualities constantly annoy those around him. For example, having learned that he is mentally retarded, Peter, while driving a car, becomes thoughtful and knocks his friend down.

A man does not know how to concentrate, is characterized by extravagance and unpredictable reactions. Judging by his behavior, a psychologist would suggest that Griffin has attention deficit disorder. Jealous Peter constantly tries to prove his superiority and masculinity to his wife.

The artistic hero dances with his wife in moments of tenderness and sings songs, fights even with his own reflection in the mirror, not wanting to give her up, and cries, afraid of losing his beloved. At the same time, Peter is proud of his wife’s short-term relationship with the lead singer of the group “Kiss,” whose ardent fan he is.

A sarcastic character who loves clowning and making jokes, Griffin Sr. constantly makes his wife feel embarrassed about him by doing stupid things and showing aggression. Among his sins are addiction to alcohol and lust, idleness and sarcasm. Golf and fishing are Peter's favorite hobbies.

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The man’s biography is extraordinary, although at first glance it seems that he is no different from thousands of typical Americans. Griffin was born in Mexico. He could have been the victim of an abortion, but apparently his mother changed her mind at the last moment. As a boy he attended Providence High School.

Viewers are introduced to the main character of the animated series when he is 42 years old. In his youth, while working as a towel delivery boy, he met a beautiful girl. It turned out to be Lois. Love arose between the young people, but Lois’s father, a wealthy industrialist, was against this connection.

He tried to bribe and kidnap Griffin in order to separate him from his daughter, but he failed. Having settled in the provincial town of Quahog, Peter got a job in a children's toy factory and built a family with his wife and three children.

Peter Griffin with friends at the Drunken Oyster bar

Peter Griffin's work is simple and straightforward. He works in the lowest paid job at a toy factory, and then changes positions to work at a brewery. Although he managed to be a sheriff, a school director and changed several other professions. Most often, Peter can be found at the Drunken Oyster bar, where he and his friends like to spend time drinking.

The animated series describes many funny situations that Griffin finds himself in. These are comedy stories that are not based on banal humoresques like those when the hero slips on a banana skin, falls, and the audience laughs behind the screen. The audience thinks like Griffin, putting themselves in his shoes. Episodes where Peter wins an 80s costume contest, gets into a shipwreck, etc. make the audience laugh.

The animated series mentions in passing a lot of interesting facts about Peter Griffin. A man rarely thinks ahead and is not aware of the consequences of his actions. Proof is the fact that the Griffins had another child, but he died. Peter rocked the baby too hard, hoping it would stop crying.
The hero's best friends seem to be called upon to satisfy all requests for a television product that is relevant to the American audience and familiar stereotypes. Glenn Quagmire is a troubled man, although he is not gay. Policeman Joe Swanson is a man with no bones: he has lower body paralysis. Cleveland Brown is African American.

Peter is not just fat. He was diagnosed with clinical obesity.
Griffin is cool towards children and does not find mutual understanding with them. Meg is the least close to him.
Fans consider Griffin's performance of the song "Iraq the Lobster", dressing up as the Joker in a nurse's outfit, riding a dolphin, fighting with a rooster, kissing Quagmire and an episode called "Tit Bird" to be popular episodes. Scenes from episodes featuring Peter Griffin are posted online in the form of photos, videos and memes.

The animated series Family Guy shows the life of an ordinary American family: parents with three children and a dog. However, in the cartoon "Family Guy" the characters, photos of which can be seen in the article, differ from members of ordinary families. The dog smokes and goes on dates with girls, and the youngest child, still wearing diapers, dreams of world domination. The article tells the names of the characters in Family Guy and briefly describes the main characters.

Peter Griffin

Peter is 42 years old. In his youth, he worked part-time as a towel delivery man and that’s how he met his future wife, Lois Puderschmit, the daughter of a wealthy industrialist. Lois's father tried to separate them, first by kidnapping Peter and then promising to pay him for breaking up with Lois. However, Peter marries Lois and settles in the town of Quahog.

Peter works on the assembly line of a children's toy factory, and then becomes a fisherman, buying his own yacht. He changes his profession more than once, working at a brewery, performing the duties of a sheriff, a school director and a farmer. Peter spends his free time at the Drunken Oyster bar with his friends. Peter is very stupid, in one of the episodes he was even officially recognized as mentally retarded. He likes to drink, joke, and is very selfish. He never repents of his actions and often behaves like a child.

Lois Griffin

Lois is a 40-year-old housewife. She grew up in a rich family, but her parents treated her more than indifferently (for example, her father refused to ransom his kidnapped daughter, not wanting to negotiate with terrorists). Lois earns money by giving piano lessons to children at her home. In different series she worked as a flight attendant, fashion model and mayor.

Lois fell in love with Peter because of his sincerity and cheerful personality. Although in almost every episode of the animated series "Family Guy" the characters quarrel over Peter's ridiculous antics, Lois continues to love him. Lois is portrayed as very correct, but there are many mistakes in her past that she tries to forget about. So, she was an alcoholic, a kleptomaniac, starred in a porn film, took part in fights, and even before her marriage slept with the entire composition of the rock group Kiss.

Stewie Griffin

Stewie is one year old, but he does not mature throughout the series. This is a very developed child who is obsessed with the idea of world domination. In addition to the desire to take over the world, Stewie also dreams of killing Lois, but over time his character softens, and such ideas are gradually forgotten. Stewie constantly invents technical innovations, is excellent with weapons, and knows how to drive a car and a helicopter. In his room there are several hiding places and a hangar for an aircraft. In the animated series Family Guy, the characters can understand Stewie, but of the entire family, only Brian and brother Chris can speak to him. The rest of the family does not understand his words, and in all his actions they see only childish pranks. Stewie gets along well with Brian, although they often exchange hostile remarks. Stewie has a favorite toy - Rupert the bear, with whom he always shares his thoughts and experiences as if he were alive.

Brian Griffin

Brian is a talking Labrador Retriever dog. Since Peter picked him up from the street, Brian has become a full-fledged member of the family. He has many traits that are unique to humans: he walks on two legs, speaks English, reads, smokes, drives a car, goes to university and writes for a newspaper. At the same time, in the animated series “Family Guy,” the characters are completely calm about the talking dog. From time to time, Brian gets a job. He was a screenwriter, schoolteacher, novelist, taxi driver, and U.S. Army private. In his personal life, Brian often gives preference not to dogs, but to ordinary women. So throughout the entire series, Brian is in love with Lois and one day even manages to marry her. In one episode, Brian is hit by a car and dies. Then Stewie returns Brian with the help of a time machine, since after the death of the dog he was left without his only friend.

Meg Griffin

Meg is 15 years old, she is the eldest child in the family, a very insecure and complex girl. In one of the episodes, it is hinted that Peter is not Meg's father. She often takes part-time jobs - as a merchandiser in a supermarket, a waitress, and an intern on television. Meg really wants to make friends and be liked by guys, so she learns to drive and saves money for expensive clothes. She keeps a personal diary, which is often read by the whole family. Also, the girl constantly falls unsuccessfully in love - either with the television director, or with the mayor of Quahog, and in one of the episodes even with Brian.

Chris Griffin

Chris is 14 years old and the middle child in the family. His birth was unplanned, but thanks to this the family was able to buy a house after suing the contraceptive manufacturer for compensation. The creators explain Chris’s underdevelopment and inhibition by the fact that during the first months of pregnancy, Lois drank a lot and smoked marijuana, which affected the development of the fetus. Chris's favorite hobby is drawing, in one of the episodes he even opened an exhibition of paintings. Chris is overweight and self-conscious about his body. However, sports and diet did not help him lose weight. Chris is constantly scared by the monkey living in his closet. He is very afraid of her, but for a long time the family did not believe that the animal really existed.

At the moment, 14 seasons of the animated series have already been released, new episodes continue to be filmed, and “Family Guy” is constantly broadcast on television. The names of the characters became recognizable all over the world, and the cartoon gained a large audience.

He spends most of his free time from work with friends at the Drunken Oyster bar ( "Drunken Clam").

Lois

40 year old housewife. Peter's wife is an incredibly beautiful and slender woman for her age. Comes from the very wealthy Pewterschmidt family, early colonists of Rhode Island. By religion - Protestant (later Jewish). She gives home piano lessons and has three children. Severely afraid of tickling. She loves her husband very much and forgives him all his antics. Lois has a sister Carol with constant failures in her personal life and a mentally ill brother Patrick with an imaginary wife.

Lois, despite her very balanced character, has made many mistakes in her life, which she carefully does not remember. She starred in a porn film, was arrested for kleptomania, became an alcoholic, a model on drugs, participated in fights, and moreover, even before her marriage to Peter, she once slept with all the members of the rock group “Kiss”. Many justifiably consider her a hypocrite.

Stewie

A precocious one-year-old (he is the only one of the characters who never matures over the course of the series) child, preoccupied with a delusion of world domination, which is reminiscent of the Brain from the animated series Pinky and the Brain. His dreams of taking over the world are hampered by the fact that no one takes him seriously (except Brian). In the original voice acting he has a strong British (Eton) accent.

Educated, eloquent and rational; atheist Likes to drink and smokes. Has a good voice. Novelist (or at least writing a novel). Perhaps the most adequate member of the family. He was in love with Lois throughout all the episodes, and was even able to marry her once. The only member of the family who understands Stewie, the youngest Griffin child. Has a cousin, Jasper, a homosexual dog living in California. Son of the late dog Tortinka. Born in Austin, Texas.

In recent seasons he drives a silver Toyota Prius-2.

He dies under the wheels of a car in the episode "Life of Brian", but thanks to the efforts of Stewie, who saved him from the car, returning to the past, he reappears in the episode "Christmas Guy".

Chris

Thirteen years old (fourteen years old by the fourth season, birthday February 8), unwanted, son of Peter and Lois. You might think that Chris, who is taller and bigger than Meg, is older than her, but this is not the case. Chris's middle name is Cross.

Chris is not very smart, and is dumb like his father. He is the only child whose paternity has never been questioned (although he was conceived due to a broken condom, thanks to which his parents won a lawsuit against the manufacturing plant and bought the house in which the Griffin family lives - so Lois calls him "her beloved error"). There's an evil monkey hiding in Chris's room ( Evil Monkey), which he is very afraid of, but in which no one but him believes. Chris eventually showed Lois and Peter the monkey, after which it moved into Tom Tucker's house.

He has a girlfriend, Tam (Jerome's daughter), and a half-brother, Dillan (Brian's son).

Meg

Eighteen-year-old is also the unwanted daughter of Peter and Lois. It is possible that at birth she had a small tail. He studies at secondary school. James Woods ( James Woods Regional High School). In episode 13 of season 3, Brian says that Meg's real father is Stan Thompson.

Family Guy's Relatives

Peter's relatives

Francis Griffin (Francis Griffin) - Peter's now deceased stepfather, long considered his father. Francis is an uncompromising old man, Irish by nationality, Catholic by religion, who worked for a long time at the Pawtucket plant. He did not participate in raising his son, devoting all his time to work, since he considered idleness a terrible sin. After 60 years of service, he was forced to leave his job, but refused to rest in retirement (which Peter really hoped for, believing that now his father would spend more time with him), and eventually became the Pope's bodyguard. Francis hates Lois because she is a Protestant. Despite his outward dryness and severity, in the depths of his heart Francis was always worried about Peter. Moreover, the last phrase he said to Peter before his death was: “You are a fat, stinking drunkard.” Francis died from the trauma inflicted on him by Peter, and before his death he said that he hated him.
Thelma Griffin (Thelma Griffin) - Peter's mother and Francis' widow. She is 82 years old. He spends almost all his time playing in casinos in Las Vegas. Thelma is an alcoholic and a heavy smoker, the latter resulting in periodic coughing fits. She dated Tom Tucker, a news anchor, but they soon broke up because Thelma was not looking for a long-term relationship. According to Francis Griffin, her nationality is Irish. She died in episode 12 of season 12 from a stroke.
Michael Shamus McFinnigan (Michael Seamus McFinnigan) is the biological father of Peter Griffin. Lives in Ireland, is friends with a talking sheep named O'Brien ( O'Brian), which is a copy of Peter's friend - Brian's dog. Michael's only appearance is in the episode "Peter's Two Dads". Michael may have received his name from the Harry Potter character Seamus Finnigan.
Chip Griffin (Chip Griffin - Peter's conjoined twin brother, who developed and lived in his right shoulder cavity for almost his entire life (which is why it was initially mistaken for a shoulder hernia). Outwardly, he looks like a chibi version of Peter, a little over 20 centimeters tall. He speaks in a very thin voice (due to his small lung capacity). Unlike his brother, he is very cheerful and curious, sincerely interested in the world around him. He had a fight with Peter because, in his opinion, “Chip threatened to completely replace him in the family” (even Chip sang the title song of the series instead of Peter), but later made peace with him. He left his family by flying away in a hot air balloon, but later became a participant in The Middle Show. Appears in the episode "Vestigial Peter".
Bertram (Bertram) - “illegitimate” son of Peter, half-brother of Stewie. Has two lesbian mothers (one is real, who inseminated herself with Peter's sperm in the Sperm Bank, the other is adopted). The first time the brothers met was when Stewie shrunk and climbed into Peter to destroy his seed. However, some time later, after being born, Bertram tried to take over Stewie's playground, since both have the same dreams and aspirations. Unlike his brother, Bertram speaks with a real American accent (in the original voice acting) and has a rounder head. Otherwise, he is a copy of his brother, except for red hair and freckles. In "The Big Bang Theory", Bertram is killed by Stewie during the Renaissance.

Lois's relatives

Brian's Relatives

Swanson family

Joe (Joe Swanson)

Main article: Joe Swanson

Courageous policeman with paralyzed legs. Peter's neighbor and close friend. The Swanson family moved into the house next door to the Griffins in the episode "A Hero Sits Next Door". At first, Peter did not like Joe, due to the fact that Lois and the children paid too close attention to him, but later they got along. Joe's legs were paralyzed as a result of a fight with the Grinch, but in season 11 it is revealed that his legs were actually caused by a drug dealer who shot them after he revealed that Joe was undercover. He loves to shoot and compete, and also loves movies with Steven Seagal in the title role. Has some mental problems and sometimes breaks down and yells loudly. In the episode "Believe It or Not, Joe"s Walking on Air" he was able to walk again, but Peter and his friends, with the support of Joe's wife, made him disabled again. In the first episode of season 10, Peter knocks out his left eye, which Joe replaces with a glass prosthesis .

Bonnie (Bonnie Swanson) - Joe's perpetually pregnant wife. Crazy about her husband, agrees with him in everything. In the episode "Ocean's Three and a Half", she finally gave birth to a daughter, the newborn was named Susie. In the episode "Believe It or Not, Joe's Walking on Air", she shoots her husband in the spine so that he becomes disabled again, since he wanted to leave her. Before meeting Joe, she worked as a dancer at the Fuzzy Clam bar.
Kevin (Kevin Swanson) - son of Bonnie and Joe. A slightly inhibited, but physically very developed teenager. In the episode "Stew-Roids", Joe said that Kevin died in Iraq. However, in the season 10 episode "Thanksgiving", it turns out that he survived.
Susie (Susie Swanson) - the little daughter of Bonnie and Joe, who was born in the episode "Ocean's Three and a Half".

Brown family

Cleveland (Cleveland Brown)

Main article: Cleveland Brown

Quagmire's father, Dan, first appears only in "Quagmire's Dad", where he becomes the woman Ida.

Has a sister, Brenda, whose fiancé he killed. Glenn also has a five-year-old niece who had cancer and underwent chemotherapy, which caused her to go bald and Brian mistook her for a boy.

Glenn Quagmire is left-handed.

He also has a little daughter named Anna-Lee, whom in one of the episodes he gave to a foster family.

Goldman family

Mort (Mort Goldman) - a pharmacist - a middle-aged Jew. He is very good at bowling, but does not communicate well with others, as he has little experience in socializing and is cartoonishly ugly. Neurotic, hypochondriac and coward.
Muriel (Muriel Goldman) - Mort's wife, Jewish. Looks almost the same as her husband. She is killed in the episode "".
Nile (Neil Goldman) - son of Mort and Muriel. Very similar to his parents. She goes to the same school as Meg and Chris. Editor of the school newspaper. Unrequitedly in love with Meg, whose heart he tries to win in all episodes. The comical image of the pimply, self-righteous high school loser was apparently introduced into the series as a mockery of one of the writers who wrote the stories for the first season of Family Guy and has the same first and last name as the character.

Channel 5

Tucker Family

Other teleworkers

Diana Simmons (Diane Simmons) - Channel 5 news presenter, co-host of Tom Tucker. Diana's maiden name is Seidelman, which speaks of her Jewish roots. Has hostility towards the black population. In addition to news, Diana hosts her own show, reminiscent of “The Jerry Springer Show”. In the episode "Fifteen Minutes of Shame", Meg appeared on this show, dissatisfied with her family for constantly putting her in an awkward position. In college, Diana starred in the amateur film “Lentils,” and after Lois headed the Quahog Theater, she practically played the main role in the musical “The King and I,” which Peter tried to stage (in the episode “The King Is Dead”). Tom Tucker and Diana Simmons are the complete opposite of Greg Corbin and Terry Bates, the news anchors from American Dad. In the episode "" she turned out to be a murderer of several people, and was subsequently killed by Stewie.
Trisha Takanawa (Tricia Takanawa) - "Asian correspondent" of Channel 5. Trisha has to do all the dirty work, for example, in one of the reports she had sex with a stranger (Quagmire), but no matter what she does, she does not show any emotion, reporting monotonously about what is happening. Her ethnicity is emphasized in every newscast by Tom or Diana prefacing her reports with the words: "Now let's move on to our Asian correspondent - Tricia Takanawa" ( "And now we go to Asian reporter, Tricia Takanawa"). In the episode "Da Boom", after the end of the world in 2000, Trisha was eaten by Tom and Diana, but everything that happened turned out to be a fantasy, and Trisha appeared in subsequent episodes. In "Carter and Tricia", Peter gives her information that Carter is buying the Pawtucket Brewery and decides to demolish a couple of the premises to save money.
Ollie Williams (Ollie Williams) is a black meteorologist for Channel 5. His forecasts are always short, like "Heavy rain!", and he always shouts them loudly and angrily. Sometimes he runs other columns, but in the same style. At the beginning of the episode "Lois Kills Stewie", he also briefly voiced the content of the previous episode. His communication style (short phrases) is caused by alcohol abuse and, as a result, memory deterioration.
Joyce Kinney(Joyce Kinney) is a new TV worker for Channel 5. She first appeared in the second episode of the ninth season ("Excellence in Broadcasting"). In the past, her name was not Joyce Kinney, but Joyce Chewaprawatdumrong, but she changed her last name to Kinney after Lois' cruel prank in the past (And I'm Joyce Kinney). Moreover, such a name would not be accepted in the news. Joyce later revealed to Lois that she had previously starred in the 1980s porn film Ouest for Fur.

Episodic

Adam West (Adam West) - Mayor of Quahog. Obsessed with numerous manias, for example, he spent budget money to find out who steals the water with which he waters the flowers (in fact, the water was absorbed into the ground), stores it at home O topult to drive away uninvited guests, etc. Officially married his hand. Had a sexual encounter with Luke Perry in The Story on Page One, as well as an affair with Meg. But in the episode "Brothers & Sisters" he married Carol (Lois's sister). Adam West is a real person, an actor voicing himself. He gained fame in the USA playing the role of Batman in the series of the same name in - gg.
Vinnie - The Griffin family dog who replaced Brian in season 12 after his death. His owner died. In episode 8 of season 12, he disappeared because Stewie returned to the past and saved Brian's life.
Consuela (Consuela) is a Mexican housekeeper who appears occasionally in episodes. Her first appearance was in the episode "Dog Gone", when Lois was forced to hire her because of Peter. However, she did not last long in the Griffin family; she worked (judging by the same episode) for Joe, then in season 9 she can be seen at work for Carter. She has a pronounced Mexican accent, her catchphrase is: “No, no, no...” She is very stubborn and always wears the same light pink work uniform.
Death (Death) in the original is a male creation, but due to the fact that "death " in Russian - a feminine word, positioned to Russian viewers as a female being. Friends with Peter. Kills whoever it touches. He does not shy away from earthly joys. In the other world he lives with a caring and fussy mother. Has a "dog" named Death of a Dog.
Herbert (Herber) - an old ephebophile-pedophile, possibly prone to transvestism. He lives not far from the Griffins and constantly pesters Chris, but he does not understand what the matter is, considering the old man simply “ridiculous.” The naive Chris “sees the light” only in the episode “Play It Again Brian.” Walks on a support frame and has a dog whose hind legs are paralyzed and who looks like him. In his youth he was a participant in the Second World War, an episode of the German guy. He was originally planned to be either a creepy school bus driver that Chris is afraid to pass near, or an eccentric ice cream man (which was played up when he goes to the Hummer dealership and asks if his car is ready with the ice cream guy's song). Gerber was meant to be a one-off character with only one appearance, but he ended up becoming extremely popular among fans. According to Seth MacFarlane, Gerber was created as a result of voice actor Mike Henry making his voice sound disapproving whenever the writers had trouble coming up with ideas for new episodes. He admitted that it made him laugh every time and decided to adapt it to a character.
Oiled up deaf guy (Greased Up Deaf Guy) - a guy who appears unexpectedly, always naked and covered in oil, loudly shouting several phrases that are completely irrelevant to the matter. Constantly runs in place. He is not deaf, however, because sometimes he hears what is said to him. Apparently a former lawyer, in one episode of the eleventh season, when Brian turns back time, he is seen walking past an oil tank, which explodes; As a result, he gets burned and runs away from the fire covered in oil.
Giant Rooster Ernie (Ernie the Giant Chicken) is a rooster who once gave Peter Griffin an expired coupon, after which Peter got into a big fight with him throughout the city. Later in the fifth season of the series in the episode "Meet the Quagmires", when Peter finds himself in the past once again during this episode, he goes to the school prom, where, carried away by the dance with Lois, he hits Ernie very hard. But then the fight did not break out, since a certain guy reassured Ernie that they were unlikely to ever meet Peter again. Ernie the rooster appears unexpectedly and always gets into a fight with Peter. Their fights are always very long and destructive. Peter always wins, thinking that Ernie has been killed, and leaves, beaten and exhausted, covered in blood, after which he returns to the conversation in which he was interrupted, as if nothing had happened. However, Ernie survives each time, only to appear after a while and start a fight again. In the fifth season, in the episode "No Chris Left Behind", during a fight, Peter and Ernie suddenly stop and realize that they no longer remember what they are fighting about. Ernie invites Peter to a restaurant and introduces him to his wife Nicole. However, during dinner, a squabble arises again due to the fact that Peter and Ernie cannot divide which of them will pay the bill for dinner, a fight begins again and Peter wins again. Also in the episode "Blind Ambition", Peter also defeats Ernie by plucking his face from a propeller after arriving on the plane. In the last episode of season 10, Peter meets Ernie again, which leads to a fight that takes place in the city, a trip to the past takes place, but Peter and Ernie travel back in the car from the movie "Back to the Future", the fight continues in the cloning laboratory. While Peter and Ernie are fighting in one cell, their clones emerge from another and during a massive brawl, the laboratory is destroyed. The fight moves to the shuttle and ends at a drilling station at sea. Possibly a mutant bred by Dr. Hartman mentioned in one of the episodes, but it is unknown when Ernie was created.
James Woods (James Woods) - famous American actor (voices himself in the series). Actually in the series, Woods is a comic carbon copy of the original. The school where Meg and Chris study is named after James Woods. The first appearance of James Woods occurred in the fourth season of the series in the episode “Peter's Got Woods”. In this episode, Peter and Brian quarreled. James Woods came to replace Brian and became for a time the best friend of the father of the Griffin family. But in the end, Peter and his dog still reconciles. Woods turned out to be superfluous and they decide to get rid of him: they lock him in a box and hide him in a huge warehouse. The second time (sixth season episode “Back to the Woods”) Woods appears to take revenge. He takes possession of Peter's wallet , where all his documents are located. Woods calls himself Peter Griffin and takes his place. Peter, in retaliation, temporarily becomes James Woods and ruins his reputation in every possible way. As a result, Woods is defeated, and at the end of the episode he again finds himself in a box on the same huge After this, Woods appears in the eighth season in the episode "Brian Griffin's House of Payne", where he plays the main role in the series, based on Brian's script. He was killed by Diana Simons in the episode "Risen" in season 11, when Peter became its producer.
Gillian (Jillian) - Brian's girlfriend, whom he dated from the episode "Whistle While Your Wife Works From Method to Madness", the kids broke up in the same episode, as Olivia was recognized as more talented than Stewie and was invited to Hollywood. After some time, her career began to decline, and the girl returned to Quahog. Stewie forgave her for everything and gradually persuaded her to get married. They settled in a cardboard box in the Griffins' yard, but at the end of the same episode, Stewie burns her alive after catching her with her lover.
Jason Voorhees(Jason Voorhees) - a maniac from the Friday the 13th film series. Appeared sporadically in several episodes, has a son who is overweight (possibly mentally retarded).
Amy- a young girl who worked in a pet store. Appeared in the episode "Death Lives". Death liked this girl. Peter arranged a date for Death and Amy in exchange for Death bringing singer Peter Frampton to his anniversary with Lois. Despite all her efforts, her relationship with Death did not work out, and he killed her.
Joan- maid for hire. Appeared in the episode "I Take Thee Quagmire". Peter won Joan in a game show for one week. Seeing her, Quagmire falls in love with her. After a long relationship, Glenn asked her to become his wife, and she agreed. But on the wedding day, Glenn realized that, having become her husband, he would not be able to lead a free sex life, and he regretted it. To get rid of Joan, Glenn faked his death. At the funeral it turned out that he was alive. At that very moment, Death came for him to take him away. Joan stood up for Glenn and, attacking Death, died. Death, seeing this, decided not to take Glenn.
Nigel Pinchley- English businessman who appeared in the episode “One If by Clam, Two If by Sea”. He bought the Drunken Oyster bar and converted it into an English pub, which he later set on fire for insurance purposes. Peter, Joe, Cleveland and Quagmire were charged with setting the pub on fire. Nigel developed feelings for Lois, and was exposed by her for the arson. He was eventually hanged in the Tower.
Eliza Pinchley- Nigel Pinchley's young daughter, appeared in the episode "One If by Clam, Two If by Sea". Stewie liked her, who bet with Brian that he would make her a real lady, and ultimately lost. After Nigel's execution, Pinchley was imprisoned in the Tower Children's Home. At the end of the episode, she wrote a letter to Stewie, indicating that she was going to avenge her father, and upon release, she would do everything to kill Lois, which greatly pleased and amused the baby.
Horace- owner of the Drunken Oyster, a favorite establishment of Peter, Joe, Quagmire, Cleveland. Died in episode 19 of season 11 at a baseball game.
Toad Griffin- a parody character (a parody of Jabba from Star Wars) - a fat slug with the head of Peter Griffin, appears in the episode "He's Too Sexy for His Fat".
Angry monkey- lives in Chris's closet, always grins and points with a trembling hand at the one he wants to scare. In one of the episodes, she became kinder by joining the Church of Scientology. In the episode Hannah Banana, the mystery of the monkey's origin is revealed, and she safely moves into the Tucker house.
Sheamus- old one-eyed sailor. His entire body, except his head, is made of wood. The episode explains this.
Bruce- a person with a soft, semi-feminine, drawn-out voice. In different episodes, he works as a ring referee, a therapist, a laser shooting range worker, a massage therapist, an office clerk, and a deacon. He often says the phrase “Oh no...” in a drawn out voice.
Dr. Hartman- sometimes ironically declares his incompetence in the field of medicine, but nevertheless copes with his duties quite well. Often, before making a diagnosis, he jokes and laughs. Appears quite often starting from the second season.
Jesus Christ- appears periodically in the series. He worked as a salesman in a music store. Tried to sleep with Lois.
Adolf Gitler- German politician of Austrian origin and leader of the national socialist German Workers' Party (commonly known as the Nazi Party), was Chancellor of Germany from 1933 until his death. Hitler's goal was to establish a "New Law" of absolute Nazi German hegemony in Europe, achieving this through the seizure of living space, or "living space", for the Aryan people, the rearmament of Germany and the invasion of numerous countries in Europe, the invasion of Poland led to the outbreak of World War II. Before and during the war, Hitler's Nazi forces engaged in countless violent activities, including the murder of more than 17 million people. A caricature of Hitler, appears in several episodes of Family Guy. Often appearing in darkened panels, the Hitler character is designed for comedic effect, usually making him appear stupid or incompetent.