Best Episodes Of Family Guy

After drinking too much at a stag party and falling asleep at work, Peter loses his job, signs up for welfare, and gets more money than expected.

Peter's paranoia about the end of the world makes the family cancel their New Year's Eve '99 plans, but for once, Peter is actually somewhat right.

Brian and Stewie embark on a cross-country journey home; Peter becomes addicted to marriage counselling videos.

Driven by his tilted views on Judaism, Peter goes from finding a Jewish accountant to throwing Chris a Bar Mitzvah to make him smart. Meanwhile, a group of angry Catholics are trying to hunt down Peter.

After an incident at the Emmys, the FCC overreacts, so Peter decides to start his own cable network, until the FCC shut him down and start censoring his life.

Brian re-enrolls at Brown while Peter and the guys become the new A-Team.

Lois discovers a long-lost brother, but her new relative has a deadly secret.

Brian and Stewie go on tour singing classic tunes with Frank Sinatra, Jr.

While Meg interns for Mayor West, Brian uncovers a scandal; Peter and Lois decide to reunite their old groovy band

Stewie meets his future self, who lives a pathetic life.

Stewie and Brian join the army and are sent to Iraq; Chris becomes the lead singer of a rock band.

After Brian accidentally sells Rupert at a yard sale, he and Stewie travel to Aspen to get him back; Meg is forced to be Peter's driver after he loses his license.

Death grants Peter's wish to go back in time to 1984 to be 18 again, but when he bails on Lois, he soon learns he's alters the present, where Lois is married to Quagmire.

With the Griffins stuck at home during a blackout, Peter tells the story of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope.

The creator of "Family Guy" hosts a look at some of the funniest moments from the first 100 episodes of the show.

Stewie kills Lois, and one year after her disappearance, Peter is charged with her death.

With Lois back in Quahog, Stewie escapes with Brian to Washington, D.C. and sets out to initiate his latest plan for world domination.

Peter rediscovers his favorite song, "Surfin' Bird" by the Trashmen, and discovers that Jesus Christ is working at a used record store in Quahog, and sets out to let everyone know that he has come back.

Stewie and Brian use a time machine to go back to Nazi-era Poland and rescue Mort.

Peter gets the Griffins a new, younger dog to eventually replace an aging Brian.

Peter must pass the third grade in order to get a promotion at the brewery; Stewie turns Brian and Frank Sinatra Jr.'s nightclub into a trendy hotspot.

Everyone is up in arms after Peter becomes friends with O.J. Simpson.

A series of parodies based on the Stephen King movies "Stand by Me," "Misery," and "The Shawshank Redemption."

Brian and Stewie explore a series of alternate universes.

With the help of Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd, Stewie and Brian discover that Mayor West is a Cold War sleeper agent; Peter and the guys start an improv group.