Family Guy

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Family Guy
Lars hanging a Family Guy 2000 calendar on the wall. [BBS]
Genre	Comedy
Format	Animation
Created by	Seth MacFarlane
Country of origin	United States
First appearance	"The Owner of Mars Attacks!" (US#003)
Production
Producer(s)	Seth McFarlanne
Runtime	22 minutes
Production company(s)	Fuzzy Door Productions
Broadcast
Channel	Fox
Wikipedia has information unrelated to Futurama

Family Guy is a Fox animated show created by Seth MacFarlane. Family Guy and Futurama have referenced each other on more than one occasion.

Crew

This is a list of people who have been credited on both Futurama and Family Guy.

(In alphabetic order of surname)

• Hank Azaria
• Bob Barker
• Dan Castellaneta
• Pam Cooke
• Craig Ferguson
• Edmund Fong
• Jonathan Frakes
• David A. Goodman
• Mark Hamill
• David Herman
• Maurice LaMarche
• Phil LaMarr
• Chris Loudon
• Seth MacFarlane
• Lewis Morton
• Conan O'Brien
• James Purdum
• Michael Rowe
• Stephen Sandoval
• Swinton O. Scott III
• Patrick Stewart
• Tara Strong
• Jill Talley
• Frank Welker
• Adam West
• Billy West

Futurama in Family Guy

• In the episode "Deep Throats", aired 9 April, 2006, Peter Griffin sings a song without his inspiration (marijuana). His lyrics are possibly describing the Tube Transport System in New New York.

• During the premiere skit in Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story, released 27 September, 2005, a reporter on the red carpet asks Stewie Griffin if Fox has any plans to bring back Futurama. Family Guy and Futurama were both animated series on Fox that were cancelled and subsequently aired on Adult Swim; at the time of release Family Guy was scheduled to return but Futurama was not.

• Bender was seen during the Chalmun's Cantina scene of the "Blue Harvest", released 23 September, 2007.

• In the fifth "Road to..." episode, "Road to the Multiverse", aired 27 September, 2009, Stewie keeps the multiverse remote in a safe, that has what looks like alienese characters on the buttons. Also the multiverses are a similar concept to Futurama's parallel universes and the first one looks very similar to New New York.

• Bender makes a non-speaking appearance in the episode "The Splendid Source", aired 16 May, 2010, who heard the dirty joke from Al Harrington and passed it on to Tom Tucker. Peter describes this as "oddly enough, for some reason".

• Bender appears in "Boopa-dee Bappa-dee", aired 17 November, 2013, along with Bart Simpson, The Cleveland Show's Rallo Tubbs, American Dad!'s Steve Smith, and Bob's Burgers' Louise Belcher.

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  Bender appearing in Blue Harvest.

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  Alienese appearing on a safe in "Road to the Multiverse".

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  Bender appears in "The Splendid Source".

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  Bender appears in "The Splendid Source" again.

Family Guy in Futurama

• In Bender's Big Score, Lars hangs a Family Guy 2000 calendar on the wall of the Panucci's Pizza storage room.
• In "Game of Tones", Seymour sits on the couch along with the rest of the Fry family while holding a martini, a reference to Brian Griffin, who is also a dog.
• In "The Owner of Mars Attacks!", Randy's "crap" believes that the only thing no one will buy is his complete 723 episode box set of Family Guy.
• In "Futurama Returns", Peter Griffin makes a cameo.

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  Seymour on the couch with Fry with Fry's mother, Fry, and Fry's father. ^[7ACV23]

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  Bender holding a box set of The Family Guy. ^[US#003]