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  Family Guy will finally address Stewie's sexuality in new episode The episode will 'delve into all sorts of things you would think would come up in a therapy session with a boy like Stewie' Stewie’s ambiguous sexual orientation has been the focus of many a  Family Guy  joke, though the matter will finally be directly tackled in a new episode. The youngest Griffin is set to attend therapy, guided by the calming voice of  Ian McKellen , with executive producer Rich Appel explaining to  TVLine  that the episode will “delve into all sorts of things you would think would come up in a therapy session with a boy like Stewie”, including the “question of sexuality”. The character’s expressed an interest in male and female characters over the course of  Family Guy ‘s 300 episodes; in 2009, creator Seth MacFarlane told  Playboy  that ( via  New York Daily News ), before the show’s cancellation in 2002, he’d written a coming-out episode for Stewie...

  Family Guy scene goes viral for predicting ‘Putin’s Ukraine strategy’ amid rising Russia tensions It’s not just ‘The Simpsons’ that has a history of featuring prophetic scenes Family Guy  fans are highlighting a scene that seemed to predict the current news involving  Vladimir Putin . The Russian leader is being accused of failing to  de-escalate tensions with Ukraine despite saying Russia would do so. This situation seems to be encapsulated quite well in a viral  Family Guy  clip from season eight episode “Spies Reminiscent of Us”. A sequence in the 2009 episode shows the Russian leader terrifying those around him by brandishing different weapons in an aggressive manner. However, to the relief of everyone, he then proceeds to use them as handy accessories. At one stage, he gets out a machine gun, causing those around him to gasp in fright, before using it to light a cigarette. Similarly, he gets out a baton before turning it into a makeshift hanger for h...

Family Guy actor quits so Cleveland role can go to 'person of colour' Actor Mike Henry said he believes ‘persons of colour should play characters of colour’ Voice actor Mike Henry has announced that he is stepping down from his role as  Cleveland Brown  on  Family Guy . Henry said he wanted to give the opportunity to play the character to a black actor. “It’s been an honour to play Cleveland on  Family Guy  for 20 years,” he tweeted this week. “I love this character, but persons of colour should play characters of colour. Therefore, I will be stepping down from the role.” Henry, a white actor and comedian, has voiced Cleveland since  Family Guy’ s inception in 1999. He also appeared the character on spin-off series  The Cleveland Show , adding to a total of more than 300 performances across two series. Family Guy  creator  Seth McFarlane  retweeted Henry’s announcement without a comment of his own. Henry’s decision coincides with   ...