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Episodes
In the series 12 premiere, Peter believes a restaurant place mat to be a treasure map, and soon the residents of Quahog are turning the town upside down and turning against each other.
Peter has a twin growing out of his neck and names him Chip, but it's not long before everyone takes a shine to the appendage and Peter begins to feel like a second-class citizen, so he decides to literally cut him loose.
Quagmire begins dating a sexually insatiable woman who kidnaps him to become her sex slave, so Peter, Joe and Quagmire's dad scour Quahog's seedy back alleys to locate and save him. Meanwhile, Stewie, Brian and Stewie's teddy bear, Rupert, become involved in an odd love triangle.
Meg accidentally spills her lunch on a new student, the aptly named "Mental Mike," who plans a showdown with her on the coming Friday. Meanwhile, after constant, in-the-nude harassment from Peter, Brian decides he can't bear it anymore.
The Griffins take a trip to Italy and are forced to deal with annoying immigration laws after Peter destroys the family's passports. (C) Fox
Stewie's time machine transports him and Brian to 17th-century Jamestown, where they proceed to alter the course of mankind, and a rash decision by Stewie may leave them unable to get back to the future.
Peter and Quagmire discover they have a talent for singing and blend their voices into a Simon and Garfunkel-like music duo, but soon there's disharmony in the air when fame goes to Peter's head.
Peter teaches his Scrooge-like father-in-law a thing or two about the holiday spirit, while Stewie discovers the meaning of confession.
Peter experiences bedroom-performance problems and turns to Quagmire and Joe to get him back on track in the sack.
Brian's overlooked teenage son Dylan, now a TV star, shows up in town, so his father tries to cadge a job on the series' writing staff. Meanwhile, Peter accidentally shoots Quagmire while they are hunting, causing a rift between the two and putting Joe in the middle.
Family Guy: Season 12 Photos
Tv Season Info
Cast & Crew
Video Store Clerk
Chris Griffin / Consuela's Husband
Meg Griffin (archive footage)
Lois Griffin as Mary
Peter Griffin / Brian Griffin / Stewie Griffin / Glenn Quagmire / Tom Tucker / Vern / Gregory Peck / Dr. Kratz / Additional Voices
Cleveland Brown / Greased-up Deaf Guy
News & Interviews for Family Guy: Season 12
Critic Reviews for Family Guy Season 12
All Critics (2) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (1)
The effective cutaways don't make up for the lackluster main plot, which is so formulaic it distracts from the rest of the show's ample distraction.
Somehow, it still works.
Audience Reviews for Family Guy: Season 12
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Oct 26, 2020How much more I get tired
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Sep 06, 2020Im impressed but it was sad
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Aug 04, 2017This season was GARBAGE. I repeat, GARBAGE. Steve Callaghan should've been fired for his terrible work on this season, less we not forget he wrote Fresh Heir, the worst episode of the show next to Brian and Stewie. And insult to injury, the season CLAIMED to have a character being killed off. Nope, doesn't happen. And they make that character more intolerable thanks to episodes such as Brian's A Bad Father, written by Chris Sheridan who's been on the show since SEASON ONE, and Herpe, the Love Sore, written by Andrew Goldberg, same jerk who wrote The Juice is Loose. I can't believe this is how a show that had 4 wonderful seasons turn bad in just a split second.
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Apr 17, 2017I believe his is the most clever show. They offend everyone in a good way. The humor is very sick, and that's what makes me love this series. I have seen all the seasons of this show (that is on Netflix) at least 30 times, And I'm not even exaggerating. Keep up the good work Seth.
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Jan 08, 2017Season 12 is where the show really took a turn for the worse. Almost all of the humor had devolved into shock value and unnecessarily graphic violence. The personalities of the different characters (specifically Brian, Joe, and Bonnie) became oddly dark and depressing. Season 12 and 13 are both guilty of all these things and many episodes from each season are painfully awkward to watch with friends/family due to the overall cringe-worthy nature of those two said seasons. This is coming from a Family Guy fanatic, so it says something. There are still some memorable and funny moments and a few good episodes in season 12 and 13, but overall they are the black sheep of the series.
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Sep 15, 2015Probably Family Guy's grossest, strangest, and most disturbing content yet, but some of the morbid humor managed to make me laugh. It always had time for the saddest moment of the series in which Brian had seemingly died.
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Apr 21, 2015With tired plots and characters that are now phoned-in and unfunny all while being too annoyingly self-referential, Family Guy has essentially become a parody of what it used to be, and not even a funny parody.
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Dec 13, 2014El humor baja increíblemente hasta llegar a niveles mezquinos y con material que intenta impresionar al público que solo llegan a ser patéticos y absurdos en varios capítulos.
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Jun 28, 2014Its okay if you get past all of the fart, poop and barf joke
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Jun 22, 2014I have no clue why i kept watching but the life of Brian episode is so forced so stupid it makes me think if any sensible people are working on this show
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