Family Guy — Season 11

News of a planned ascent of Mount Everest from their rivals spurred the Griffins to attempt the legendary climb. Their endeavor, however, quickly devolved into peril when a fierce storm trapped them on the mountainside.

A thrill seized Peter when the Nielsen company chose the Griffins for television viewership tracking. Consumed by the prospect, he absconded with several Nielsen boxes, driven by a desire to exert control over the very flow of broadcast sig…

Brian's discovery that Carter Pewterschmidt's pharmaceutical enterprise is deliberately suppressing a cancer cure for financial gain ignites a desperate plan. He and Stewie conspire to reveal this monumental deception, a revelation poised t…

Brian’s reckless use of Stewie’s time machine has begun to unravel the fabric of reality, twisting time itself into a backward flow. Now, the pair must collaborate urgently to correct the damage, lest Stewie’s existence be erased entirely, …

Years after the man who crippled Joe with a gunshot wound vanished from the public eye, Quagmire, Joe, and Peter find themselves united in a pursuit. They resolve to track down the fugitive and bring him to justice.

Peter found himself perpetually struggling to match Lois's emotional trajectory as she navigated a period of significant self-reflection. Meanwhile, Stewie returned home from the park with an unexpected companion: a small turtle.

The revelation that her affections were unrequited – her beloved held no romantic interest in her, but rather in Chris – spurred a calculated maneuver in Meg’s mind. She began subtly drawing her brother into their orbit, a quiet strategy to…

With Christmas fast approaching, the Griffin household settles into its familiar preparations. Amidst the bustling activity, Peter shares his own telling of the Nativity story.

Hoping to bolster Chris’s confidence, Peter and Lois enroll him in a space camp. However, their homecoming is anything but ordinary. As the Griffins prepare to return to Earth after the camp's conclusion, a mishap sends them hurtling into t…

Brian penned a play that resonated deeply with the audience of Quahog, achieving considerable acclaim. However, his triumph was tempered by a disquieting realization: Stewie's own writing surpassed his in quality, leaving Brian questioning …

During a visit to the Harvard University campus, Peter, Quagmire, and Joe find themselves embroiled in a peculiar situation. Quagmire, through a series of unfortunate circumstances, inadvertently marries a woman of the profession. To extric…

Valentine's Day finds Meg out on a date with a fellow she connected with online, while Lois and Peter choose to spend the day in the sanctuary of their bed. Meanwhile, Brian is unexpectedly visited by a collection of his former romantic int…

With a small suitcase in hand, Chris departed for Herbert's, leaving behind the familiar comforts of his own home. Meanwhile, Stewie and Brian found themselves captivated by the music of Anne Murray, their attention wholly consumed by the s…

Hardship in the Griffin household necessitates Lois seeking employment. Her talent is unexpectedly noticed by Randy, a voiceover agent whose business operates in a rather unconventional sphere – a phone line catering to adult audiences, and…

Seeking a break from the ordinary, Peter, Quagmire, and Joe embark on a skydiving adventure. However, a mishap during the jump lands Peter in the hospital. There, he encounters Mahmoud, a man who persuades him to embrace Islam. Quagmire and…

With Mayor West standing accused of murder, Brian remains the sole dissenting voice, voting "not guilty." He endeavors to sway his fellow jurors, arguing for the presence of reasonable doubt in the case against the Mayor.

Peter, Quagmire, and Joe embarked on a journey to Canada. However, their trip took a dark turn when Peter vanished for two months. He eventually returned to his family, irrevocably changed – a wilder version of himself, stripped of his abil…

Following Rupert's recall, Stewie pursues every possible avenue to reclaim his cherished companion. Simultaneously, Peter finds himself consumed by envy when Lois steps in to take his place at the bowling tournament after he falls ill.

The death of The Drunken Clam's owner throws Peter and his friends into a desperate scramble to preserve the bar's future, as the bank issues a closure threat. Separately, Meg takes on a part-time position at a local funeral home.

He purchased a farm, envisioning a life of quiet solitude. Instead, he found himself drawn into a dangerous world, trading the soil for something far more perilous. The peaceful rhythm of the land gave way to a darker, more urgent beat as h…

Brian and Stewie both envision the same road trip with strikingly different perspectives.

The Griffins received an invitation to the esteemed Barrington Country Club, only to find themselves unceremoniously expelled from its ranks.

