From Family Guy who is older Meg or Chris?
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Chris is older. \n\nBut Meg is smarter.\n\nChris is so dumb.
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Stewie. He's cuter, funnier and deliciously evil!
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ha, ha.............from one chris to another!
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ooooooooooh I LOVE BOTH CHARACTERS!! too hard to choose. Probably Stewie Griffin, he's a crazk up (Sorry Homer)
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Ann-Margret has red hair and got fought over by Walter Mathau and Jack Lemmon in Grumpy Old Men. She has really long legs.\n\nRory Emerald has a cooking show on the Food Network and says "Bam!" a lot. He is also the daughter of Lorelai Gilmore on the Gilmore Girls. \n\nRoger Daltrey was the founder and lead singer of The Who. He also once played a creepy villain on Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman.\n\nCher was the other half of Sonny and Cher. She once had a boyfriend who was much younger than her and he was in several of her videos. Her daughter is on the latest installment of Celebrity Fit Club. Cher has had numerous plastic surgeries and is the singer of arguably the most annoying song of all time "Believe."
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Family Guy is the greatest show on Earth. Stewie is definatly my favorite character. I don't even know why I watched tv before Family Guy came on.
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Very very good.  Lois fat was something else...can you imagine them actually being able to cut that much fat off a person at once?\n\nI was surprised to see Stewie's sperm brother back, but it was great.\n\nThis show is constantly outdoing itself!
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Communication with adults-\nMacFarlane has asserted that he and his staff will never take a definite stand on whether Stewie can converse with adults. Whether the other characters understand him or not is left to the writers, who can decide which possibility is most appropriate for a given situation. Brian is the only character that always understands what Stewie says.\n\n \nStewie with Brian, one of the family members who take him seriously.Despite this, in the DVD audio commentary for "E. Peterbus Unum" MacFarlane states that adults can understand Stewie, but don't take him seriously, "sort of like... if a 4-year-old who [can] talk told you to fuck off." This concept is supported by the other characters often looking at him as he speaks to them, as if to acknowledge him, although paying no mind his often-ungracious addresses, such as calling Lois by her first name (although a few times over the course of the series he has referred to her as "mother"), referring to Peter as "the fat man", Brian as "dog" or on occasion "Dogbert", and Chris and Meg as simply "you there". The other characters also seem to have blocked out Stewie's odd behavior.\n\nSituations in which he has been clearly understood by others appear in the following episodes:\n\n"Chitty Chitty Death Bang": During his birthday party, Stewie declares, "victory is mine!" Lois responds to this with, "yes, and this cake is yours too." \n"Wasted Talent": When Lois realises Peter can only play the piano while drunk, Stewie asks Peter to play the "sad, walking away theme" from The Incredible Hulk, to which he does.\n \n"Brian: Portrait of a Dog": After Meg walks in the front door, Stewie mockingly asks what they call "that one." Chris tells him, "That's Meg, dude. You knew that." In the same episode, when Brian is missing, Stewie says, "Let's get a kitty!" Peter responds by saying, "See, Stewie's got the right idea." \n\n"Brian in Love": This episode has several times when adults can understand him, starting with Stewie instructing Lois to bend down, after which he hits her with a glove. \nAt the dinner table, Lois turns her head as Stewie calls her. After being picked up by her and kissed on the cheek, Stewie requests for more kisses to further pique Brian's jealousy and is duly obliged. He then unhooks her bra to really bother Brian.\nAlso in this episode, during which Stewie undergoes toilet training, Peter suggests that the whole process would be easier if Stewie drank a couple of cans of beer, as they'd "go right through him." Stewie sarcastically responds, "wonderful, and while we're at it we could light up a doobie and watch porn," to which Peter responds in all seriousness and confusion, "y...yeah?"\n \n"Running Mates": Learning of Lois's campaign for school board election, Stewie exhorts her to get to work and lists some things that a candidate should be doing, such as kissing babies. Lois then kisses Stewie, who complains, "not this baby." \n\n"North by North Quahog": Stewie gets into an argument with Chris while Brian is driving, prompting him to make Brian pull over so Stewie can administer a spanking. \n\n"The Courtship of Stewie's Father": Stewie asks Peter to pull his finger, to which he obliges. \nAlso in this episode, Stewie asks Peter if Michael Eisner was dead after Peter punched him off a cliff at the Walt Disney World Resort. Peter responds that he would be back on his feet in no time. \n\n"Brian Sings and Swings": Everybody seems to understand Stewie at Frank Sinatra Jr.'s concerts. \n\n"Death is a Bitch": When it is announced at the dinner table that Peter will live, Stewie yells "But you said the fat one would perish!" To which Lo
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lucky theres a family guy
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The episode that silly_rabbit is talking about is TOW Monica Sings, and the actress is named Jennifer Aspen, I believe that she was on Party of Five although I could be mistaken.
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Family Guy is the best. I mean Who can argue with Stewie? He is so adorable!
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Family guy is funnier.
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No quote - it's that scene in the episode where Peter goes to camp to understand women and comes back and tries to breastfeed Stewie.  OMG that was so damn hilarious when he pulls that hair out of his mouth.  Either that scene or the one where they all drink Ipekak to have a who can stop from throwing up the longest. That scene was incredible funny and puts me over the edge when Louis comes in with “Who wants chowder?”.
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I LOVE THE CREEPY OLD MAN WHO HAS A CRUSH ON CHRIS!! "Get your fat a** back here!" and "wheres the paperboy?" lol hes so funny!
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Communication with adults-\nMacFarlane has asserted that he and his staff will never take a definite stand on whether Stewie can converse with adults. Whether the other characters understand him or not is left to the writers, who can decide which possibility is most appropriate for a given situation. Brian is the only character that always understands what Stewie says.\n\n\nStewie with Brian, one of the family members who take him seriously.Despite this, in the DVD audio commentary for "E. Peterbus Unum" MacFarlane states that adults can understand Stewie, but don't take him seriously, "sort of like... if a 4-year-old who [can] talk told you to **** off." This concept is supported by the other characters often looking at him as he speaks to them, as if to acknowledge him, although paying no mind his often-ungracious addresses, such as calling Lois by her first name (although a few times over the course of the series he has referred to her as "mother"), referring to Peter as "the fat man", Brian as "dog" or on occasion "Dogbert", and Chris and Meg as simply "you there". The other characters also seem to have blocked out Stewie's odd behavior.\n\nSituations in which he has been clearly understood by others appear in the following episodes:\n\n"Chitty Chitty Death Bang": During his birthday party, Stewie declares, "victory is mine!" Lois responds to this with, "yes, and this cake is yours too." \n\n"Wasted Talent": When Lois realises Peter can only play the piano while drunk, Stewie asks Peter to play the "sad, walking away theme" from The Incredible Hulk, to which he does.\n\n"Brian: Portrait of a Dog": After Meg walks in the front door, Stewie mockingly asks what they call "that one." Chris tells him, "That's Meg, dude. You knew that." In the same episode, when Brian is missing, Stewie says, "Let's get a kitty!" Peter responds by saying, "See, Stewie's got the right idea." \n\n"Brian in Love": This episode has several times when adults can understand him, starting with Stewie instructing Lois to bend down, after which he hits her with a glove. \nAt the dinner table, Lois turns her head as Stewie calls her. After being picked up by her and kissed on the cheek, Stewie requests for more kisses to further pique Brian's jealousy and is duly obliged. He then unhooks her bra to really bother Brian.\nAlso in this episode, during which Stewie undergoes toilet training, Peter suggests that the whole process would be easier if Stewie drank a couple of cans of beer, as they'd "go right through him." Stewie sarcastically responds, "wonderful, and while we're at it we could light up a doobie and watch porn," to which Peter responds in all seriousness and confusion, "y...yeah?"\n\n"Running Mates": Learning of Lois's campaign for school board election, Stewie exhorts her to get to work and lists some things that a candidate should be doing, such as kissing babies. Lois then kisses Stewie, who complains, "not this baby." \n\n"North by North Quahog": Stewie gets into an argument with Chris while Brian is driving, prompting him to make Brian pull over so Stewie can administer a spanking. \n\n"The Courtship of Stewie's Father": Stewie asks Peter to pull his finger, to which he obliges. \nAlso in this episode, Stewie asks Peter if Michael Eisner was dead after Peter punched him off a cliff at the Walt Disney World Resort. Peter responds that he would be back on his feet in no time. \n\n"Brian Sings and Swings": Everybody seems to understand Stewie at Frank Sinatra Jr.'s concerts. \n\n"Death is a *****": When it is announced at the dinner table that Peter will live, Stewie yells "But you said the fat one would perish!" To which Loi
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i know im in the same boat its like sometimes Lois does sometimes she ignores him and nobody else but Brian seems to really care... awesome show!!
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I love that show. Stewie is the best. Here is one of his comments:\n\nhttp://www.80stees.com/images/products/family_guy_stewie_diaper_t-shirt_link.jpg\n\n:))