Family Guy: Ultimate Series
Nonfiction, Entertainment, Performing Arts, Film, Comics & Graphic Novels
| Author: | Nancie Jones | ISBN: | 1230000201348 |
| Publisher: | Nancie Jones | Publication: | December 6, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Nancie Jones |
| ISBN: | 1230000201348 |
| Publisher: | Nancie Jones |
| Publication: | December 6, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
America's chief family of comedy! Griffin family members in Family Guy, an animated sitcom that is making adults of various ages laugh till they cry.
The major characters of Family Guy are Peter Griffin (the father), Lois Griffin (the mother), Brian Griffin (the family dog), Meg Griffin (the only daughter of Griffin family), Chris (eldest son of Griffin family) and Stewie Griffin (the baby who wants to take over the world). Other characters of the show are also entertaining and they make the show more funny and attractive.
At the beginning of broadcasting this show was not so popular. But after few seasons this animated show gather a great number of viewers in front of the television. The story sequence is funny and engaging. Many concurrent issues are talked over the show in humorous ways by its characters.
America's chief family of comedy! Griffin family members in Family Guy, an animated sitcom that is making adults of various ages laugh till they cry.
The major characters of Family Guy are Peter Griffin (the father), Lois Griffin (the mother), Brian Griffin (the family dog), Meg Griffin (the only daughter of Griffin family), Chris (eldest son of Griffin family) and Stewie Griffin (the baby who wants to take over the world). Other characters of the show are also entertaining and they make the show more funny and attractive.
At the beginning of broadcasting this show was not so popular. But after few seasons this animated show gather a great number of viewers in front of the television. The story sequence is funny and engaging. Many concurrent issues are talked over the show in humorous ways by its characters.
