Family Guy

Twenty four seasons, cancelled twice and brought back by DVD sales, plus The Cleveland Show and three Star Wars specials that are episodes rather than films.

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Where to start with Family Guy

Episodes stand alone, so pick a season rather than starting at the beginning. The one thing worth knowing is that the three Star Wars specials are numbered episodes rather than separate films, so you will meet them in place. Laugh It Up, Fuzzball is a box set of those three and not a fourth thing.

  1. 1
    Season 4 Family Guy

    The revival, thirty episodes, and the season that proved the show should have been brought back. Nothing before it is needed.

  2. 2
    Season 6 Family Guy

    Opens with Blue Harvest, the first Star Wars special, as its premiere rather than as a separate film.

  3. 3
    The Cleveland Show, season 1 The Cleveland Show

    Only if you want it. It runs parallel to the eighth to eleventh seasons and crosses over with them, so airdate order works better than finishing one and then starting the other.

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The Series

  • Family Guy 1999, 25 seasons, 461 episodes

The Spin-off

  • The Cleveland Show 2009, 4 seasons, 88 episodes

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