Family Guy’s Stewie and Brian launch hilarious podcast to get fans through self-isolation
FAMILY Guy’s Stewie and Brian have launched a hilarious podcast to get people through self-isolation. The show’s co-creator Seth MacFarlane posted the podcast on Wednesday, where his two famous characters riff on everything to do with coronavirus. In their typical anarchic style, Stewie and Brian – both voiced by MacFarlane – give tips on social […]
FAMILY Guy’s Stewie and Brian have launched a hilarious podcast to get people through self-isolation.
The show’s co-creator Seth MacFarlane posted the podcast on Wednesday, where his two famous characters riff on everything to do with coronavirus.
In their typical anarchic style, Stewie and Brian – both voiced by MacFarlane – give tips on social distancing, play board games and even give some commentary on Katy Perry’s pregnancy.
People who missed out on toilet paper will receive some advice from Stewie, who suggests: “If you own a tie, you have toilet paper.”
And family dog Brian adds: “I would recommend scooting your a** on the lawn.”
Their board game playing as gone the same as a lot of family’s as well.
Stewie says: “OK, we have played Trivial Pursuit until we have memorised every clue; we have played Candyland; we have played Sorry! – That’s how bored we are, we played Sorry! – so what’s left to do during a quarantine but make a podcast.
“It’s about the easiest thing in the world. We just talk about whatever’s relevant.
“What’s on people’s minds these days? Katy Perry’s pregnant.”
They also have a riff on the very ill-received A-list performance of Imagine by John Lennon.
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Stewie interrupts Brian’s performance with “unwelcome, even in a global pandemic”.
Fans of Family Guy are in luck as it was confirmed that 20th Century Fox TV is not stopping production on their animated shows because of coronavirus.
Showrunner for The Simpsons, Al Jean, told The Hollywood Reporter: “Production hasn’t skipped a day or lost a beat.
“We intend to do the 22 shows we were contracted to do… There’s been no change in how we do things.”