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Family Guy has shared a PSA video explaining how the COVID-19 vaccine works – check it out below.The video sees Peter Griffin hesitating about getting vaccinated in his doctor’s office, which leads Stewie and Brian to explain to him how the science works.“Vaccines protect us from illnesses by activating our immune response without the danger of actual infection, thereby training the body to fight off the real thing. Some of the COVID vaccines work by exposing your immune system to proteins, which resemble the spike proteins of the virus but cannot infect you,” Stewie says.Watch the full video here:“We were proud to work with some of the nation’s leading immunologists and epidemiologists on this PSA.

Jordan Moreau Seth MacFarlane and the “Family Guy” producers have created an educational PSA video encouraging people to get the COVID-19 vaccine.In the three-minute video, Peter Griffin debates whether or not to get vaccinated at the doctor’s office, so Stewie and Brian Griffin explain the science behind the COVID vaccine, combining typical “Family Guy” humor and real educational facts.Stewie and Brian shrink down microscopically to enter Peter’s body, where they explain how the vaccine combats the virus.“Vaccines protect us from illnesses by activating our immune response without the danger of actual infection, thereby training the body to fight off the real thing.

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Family Guy character Bruce has come out as gay in the show’s 19th season during an episode where he marries his boyfriend.The character’s implied sexuality has been the butt of many jokes across his years in the Fox animated comedy.Bruce begins dating Meg Griffin (despite her family stating that he is “obviously gay”) in the latest season of the show, with Bruce’s anti-LGBT+ parents wanting him to settle down with a woman, pressuring him to become engaged to Meg.Meg then calls off the wedding, encouraging Bruce to finally reveal his sexuality.

Seth MacFarlane was born for this game.  During Monday's at-home episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the versatile actor put his singing skills to the test with a round of "One Song, Many Artists." As he sang the song "You're Nobody till Somebody Loves You," Seth was tasked with using as many character voices and celebrity impressions as he could to carry the classic tune.  To kick things off, host Jimmy Fallon held up a card that read "Peter Griffin," instructing Seth to begin the song with the Family Guy patriarch's signature voice. For the next part of the song, he effortlessly switched over to Brian Griffin's voice.

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