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March 19, 2022 Post a Comment

Christmas is the perfect fourth dimension to watch festive-themed films and TV shows to get into the holiday spirit, and in that location'south certainly plenty to choose from.

One show with a number of Christmas specials that can exist enjoyed again and again is Family unit Guy, which has had 8 episodes based around the vacation then far and has some other ready to be released on Dec nineteen.

The episodes range from the idea-provoking to the middle-warming, and some even veer into the ludicrous.

Here, Newsweek rank the show's Christmas specials from all-time to worst.

1. Road To The North Pole, Season 9

Stewie and Brian's (Seth MacFarlane) adventures are always the most appealing in the Family Guy repetoir, and this is also true of the Christmas specials.

"Route To The Due north Pole" is a two-part special that follows the Griffin duo on a journey to Santa'south Grotto, where Stewie plans to kill Santa Claus.

However, when they arrive the pair larn of the horrible conditions that Santa and his elves are under because of the world'due south greed.

Family Guy take had some swell musical numbers over the seasons, simply the first episode's "Christmas Time Is Killing Us" is i of the best.

"Road To The North Pole" is not just funny it's also thought-provoking, in means that one wouldn't necessarily expect of an adult blitheness.

2. Christmas Guy, Flavor 12

One of the nigh shocking things to happen on Family unit Guy in recent years was the sudden death of Brian.

While the world mourned the animated dog in Season 12, it turned out he was only gone for a short corporeality of fourth dimension equally he was saved in "Christmas Guy".

Stewie, missing his best friend, decided to travel dorsum in time in social club to stop Brian from dying in a car crash.

While the episode was about trying to save Brian, Stewie also had some tender moments with Vinny, the dog that the Griffin family unit adopted following Brian's death.

3. A Very Special Family Guy Freakin' Christmas, Season 3

The commencement Family unit Guy Christmas special is likewise one of the funniest that the show has ever had.

Information technology sees Lois lose her festive spirit when a number of things get wrong in the Griffin household over Christmas, including Peter giving away all the family's presents to charity instead of just one and the business firm getting destroyed in a turkey-related fire.

After the many mishaps, Lois goes on a rampage that sees her insult Jack Frost and endeavor to destroy the town'southward Christmas tree, only for Stewie to appeal to her better nature and convince her otherwise.

iv. Don't Exist A Dickins At Christmas, Season 16

In a twist on the Charles Dickins archetype A Christmas Ballad, Peter (MacFarlane) goes on a journeying to find his festive spirit again after being left at home by Lois (Alex Borstein) and the kids.

Rather than existence met with the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Hereafter, Peter is visited past the spirit of the late Patrick Swayze.

While information technology's a pretty predictable affair given how often A Christmas Carol has been adapted for both the big and small-scale screen, information technology'south even so a fun episode and features a hilarious dance between Peter and Swayze.

5. Jesus, Mary and Joseph!, Season 11

What would Christmas be without the Nativity play? Well, Family Guy decided to do their own accept on the tale.

The characters star in various roles from Mary (Lois), Joseph (Peter) and the Three Wise Men (Cleveland, Quagmire and Joe), with Stewie standing in for baby Jesus.

While the Nativity is not a new story, per se, Family Guy give their own spin on it by including more adult jokes and themes.

half dozen. How The Griffin Stole Christmas, Season 15

"How The Griffin Stole Christmas" sees Peter learn the true meaning of the vacation when he becomes a Mall Santa and starts to abuse his new office to get costless gifts and food.

Things turn on its head when Peter is paid a visit past the real Santa Claus, who urges him to learn from the fault of his ways.

Meanwhile, Stewie joins Brian on his quest to detect dearest at diverse function Christmas parties, with the sometime amusingly pretend to exist employed by a printer company only for information technology to lead to workers losing their job.

7. The First No L, Flavour 19

In a similar vein to Family Guy's first Christmas special, "The Beginning No L" focuses on Lois losing it when things go wrong ahead of the holiday.

When Peter and the kids evidence their inability to aid her with any of the Christmas chores, no matter how unproblematic, she simply decides to leave them and pretend to go visit her sister.

Instead, Lois stays close by in a motel and she decides —in a move that would brand the Grinch proud— to steal all their presents, before realizing her fault and returning abode.

8. Christmas Is Coming, Season 18

By far the most ludicrous Family Guy festive special is "Christmas is Coming" which puts the focus on Million (Mila Kunis).

The episode sees Meg become obsessed with existence bounced on Santa'south lap after she experiences her first orgasm when she takes Stewie to see the Male parent Christmas at the shopping mall.

Given its focus on the to the lowest degree interesting member of the Griffin family (sorry One thousand thousand), it's but not equally funny as the other specials that the show has had.

Family Guy Season 20 is currently airing Sundays at 9.xxx p.1000. EST on Flim-flam.