Family Guy — Season 20

As her eyesight diminishes, Lois decides on LASIK surgery, yet she finds a way to profit from her altered vision. Simultaneously, Peter, Chris, and Stewie are compelled to participate in the activities their father consistently overlooks, a…

In the dusty aisles of a vintage record shop, Peter and his companions shared stories of three titans of rock: Jim Morrison, Muddy Waters, and Elton John.

Quagmire, seeking to charm a woman with a passion for dogs, fabricates a story about a canine companion named Brian. Simultaneously, Chris assists Stewie in investigating the thief who pilfered his Halloween candy.

A wave of longing washes over Peter as he reenacts scenes from his cherished past. Meanwhile, Stewie and Doug engage in a spirited contest to dislodge a Frisbee lodged high on the jungle gym.

A comical mishap involving swapped undergarments sets Peter and Quagmire on a path of imitation, each unconsciously adopting the habits of the other. Meanwhile, Stewie and Doug reach a darkly humorous agreement: they will each take it upon …

Convinced he faces a fatal case of cooties, Stewie resorts to extreme measures. Meanwhile, Peter finds himself utterly captivated by Bonnie’s culinary skills.

Lois and her father were present at the funeral of the woman who had cared for her during childhood. Meanwhile, Peter and the remaining family members transformed the Pewterschmidt mansion into a hotel.

The arrival of a new supervisor diminished Peter's most cherished aspect of his job: celebrating birthdays in the office. Meanwhile, Stewie's punishment resulted in a hardened, almost feral demeanor.

The rain slicked the city streets, reflecting the neon glow in fractured shards. Peter – they called him Mac, mostly – took the case with a weary sigh. Meg, or Sister Megan as some knew her, had vanished. The details were thin, like smoke i…

Following the traditional Christmas tree lighting, Brian inadvertently disrupts Mayor West’s meticulously arranged nativity scene, sparking considerable indignation.

A mishap has left Peter with an unnervingly high voice, prompting Jesus to offer vocal coaching for dealing with the neighborhood choir boys. Meanwhile, Stewie finds himself unexpectedly drawn to the altered physicality of Lois.

Lois clashed with Peter, determined to take Quagmire to their high school reunion. Meanwhile, the rest of the family found themselves embroiled in a cover-up following the death of a local pizza delivery driver.

Peter engaged the town’s newest attorney, Brick Baker, to handle his legal dispute with the new resident next door – a resident who, it transpired, was none other than Brick himself. Meanwhile, Brian and Stewie took up lobster fishing and r…

The Griffins offer distinctive interpretations of three acclaimed HBO series: *Game of Thrones*, *Succession*, and *Big Little Lies*.

A renewed energy pulsed through Meg as she embraced her new position as a getaway driver. Elsewhere, Quagmire was plagued by persistent hiccups, his pleas to Peter for a swift end growing increasingly desperate.

Following Brian’s injury, Lois finds herself increasingly reliant on his prescription painkillers. Elsewhere, Cleveland undertakes a restoration of Peter’s ping pong table, transforming it into the neighborhood's most sought-after gathering…

Lois welcomed Alana, her piano student, into the Griffin household with relief. The extra hands were a welcome prospect, until a disquieting truth began to dawn – Alana’s motives were far from benevolent.

Driven by a need for certainty, Peter and Chris embark on a journey to Canada – a quest to verify the reality of Chris’s girlfriend. Back home, Lois and Meg find themselves vying for the affections of a charming handyman.

At Mayor West’s sprawling ranch, the boys face a rigorous test of their physical abilities. Elsewhere, Stewie experiences what he believes to be his first menstrual cycle.

Peter accompanied Preston to a business conference in Atlantic City. Back home, Stewie assisted Chris in preparing for his part in Adam West High's production of "Romeo and Juliet."


