Chris was also said to be the result of a broken condom in "Emission Impossible", with the resulting lawsuit paying for the Griffin's house. Her one-year-old baby Stewie is very much intent on killing her. Incidentally, this could be a direct result of smoking pot whilst pregnant with him. Her relationship with Meg is a complicated one after the first two seasons. She has a way of being supportive and destructive at the same time.
When being hurtful, she is extremely caustic. However, in newer episodes, she now has a more non-caring personality and will often show absolutely no emotion or interest in some very emotional situations, and in other cases draw pleasure from others misery. Some examples being when Meg was upset about not being invited to a party hosted by Chris in " Stew-Roids ", she just gives up, gives her daughter some pills and a Sylvia Plath novel, walks out stating "whatever happens, happens".
Meg even stated she loved her in "Peter's Daughter", only for Lois to not even respond. When Brian was leaving in "Quagmire's Dad", she doesn't even look away from the television to state her goodbyes. Later in that episode when Quagmire was stating that his father wants a sex change operation, she leaves the room while stating "have fun at the circus" which could either be a cruel joke at Quagmire or barely paying attention to the conversation.
She also has occasionally laughed at Brian such as when she and Peter laughed at Brian when he unknowingly had sex with Quagmire's father and did not bother to tell him why they were laughing at him. It is highly suggested this is due to Peter's constant antics which have severely worn her out throughout the series. In "Jungle Love", she also purposely drew attention to Chris so that he could be hazed on his first day of high school or gave Meg a school lunch in "Stew-Roids" consisting of nothing but food waste and a picture of herself eating a chicken leg.
She once wore a grey jacket in " Play It Again, Brian ". Family Guy Fanon Wiki Explore. Indeed, her father seems disturbingly uncaring towards his daughter. In her youth she was kidnapped and held for ransom. When the kidnappers made her call her father to plead for ransom money, her father simply replied that the Pewterschmidt family policy meant they did not negotiate with kidnappers.
He casually hung up the phone on her, simply saying "she'll be all right. In the few scenes where they appear together, Barbara and Lois appear to harbor no mutual dislike; at one point, Lois asked her mother to sleep with Peter which she eagerly accepted in order to save her marriage with Peter when she had sex with Bill Clinton. Lois teaches piano to supplement the family's income, though spends most of her time caring for her family.
Chris was unusually heavy at birth a newspaper clipping on the refrigerator has a picture of Lois in a hospital bed looking extremely haggard and holding Chris; the caption reads "Elephant Child Born to Local Woman" , while her youngest son Stewie is intent on matricide , though she is oblivious to this.
In "Mr. Griffin Goes to Washington", she finally realizes that Stewie is a killer and regrets ignoring the warning signs. This was, however, only a dream, which culminated in Stewie opening up a hole in the floor through which Lois fell, after which she woke up and forgot all about it. After Peter had been lost at sea for a few months and presumed dead, Lois and Brian wed in a sexless marriage of convenience.
When Peter was finally rescued, Lois was torn between her affection for Peter and her commitment to Brian. Brian understood and divorced Lois, but what annoyed Brian was that right after they divorced, Lois said "and I was just about to push the beds together and take you around the freaking world.
Lois has a sister Carol Pewterschmidt who has had several husbands, all of whom have left her. She had a son by one of them. She also has a brother, Patrick, who was unknown to her until the fourth-season episode "The Fat Guy Strangler".
He was placed in an asylum due to walking in on his mother and Jackie Gleason having oral sex which caused him to become a serial killer of fat men. He is forced to relive this traumatic event when Peter imitates Gleason's character in The Honeymooners , Ralph Kramden, repeating the line "Pow! Right in the kisser!
There is a curious duality to Lois' personality. She can be vacuous at times, highly obsessed with perfection and morality; on the contrary, she also often exhibits a radical or activist temperament by protesting ideals she feels are sexist or misogynist, and seems to come across as what many modern Americans would perhaps erroneously term a "typical mother", or worse However, this is in strong contrast to her other role in the series as a firebrand, and a strong woman who is exceedingly capable.
This duality is best expressed in the character's own words:. Beautiful to look at, but mess with one of my chicks and I'll use my razor sharp talons to claw your fucking eyes out! Cookies are done! In "A Very Special Family Guy Freakin' Christmas", she has a nervous breakdown when just about everything goes wrong there are no paper towels left to clean up a mess caused by a fire , throws a destructive tantrum, and is subdued with a tranquilizer. Lois partially explains her role as a mother and housewife by saying that feminism is about choice, and that she chose to not have a job, and shouldn't be stereotyped as a typical housewife.
Lois has some unexpected talents. She can calculate the street value of confiscated drugs with ease "The Thin White Line" , and is a skilled lounge singer. Lois' morals can seem questionable at times. In addition to being a long-time counterfeiter making ten-dollar bills , she also went through a brief period of kleptomania "Breaking Out Is Hard to Do". She also showed a gambling addiction when the family went to an Indian casino in the first season.
Lois makes several references to drugs in various episodes as do several members of the Griffin family , including supplying Brian with weed when he went on a date with Meg "I put it in your coat pocket. She also said "Peter, what can I say? He's quick to make every situation all about him and is quick to anger if anyone puts in just the slightest bit of disagreement. A studious and practical beast, Mort is always quick to point out the most minute details of any conversation or topic.
While that can often annoy the rest of the cast, that same analytical mind has helped push some of Peter and co. Though he's become much more of a fool in the series' recent years, Brian at his core is the voice of reason within Family Guy.
Perfectly portraying that ideal Libra, his sense of diplomacy and social acceptance has always made him quick to pick out the errors of the rest of the cast as well as the greater social issues around. Brian is also a romantic whose different, failed relationships have pushed some of the series' most interesting plots.
Far from the perfect character, Brian is also a strong example of a Libra's indecisive nature and often selfish lifestyle, always quick to quit things and even quicker to pay out for himself. While Peter is a strong main character within his own right, he's rivaled by the pure tour de force that is Stewie Griffin. A Scorpio at heart, Stewie has used his various interests and passions to propel all manner of adventures, whether they're quiet, social escapades to help out Brian or the grand, sci-fi epics that have made Family Guy more than just a regular sitcom.
It's that same eccentricity that has also made Stewie one of the most powerful and most quotable personalities in the entire series. Despite being a majorly controversial character , Glenn Quagmire is one of the series' most well-traveled and honest characters, often acting as either the straight shooter or alternative leader of Peter's social circle.
This makes him perfect as a Sagittarius as either his worldly personality or propensity to dissect other characters has helped the series remain a little more cultured and self-aware.
There's no better example of this honesty and intellectualism than the iconic scenes where he picks at Brian's personality, character, and entire role in the series.
Much like Joe, Cleveland is one of the most practical characters in the entire series. However, while Joe and Taurus' are reliable for carrying their groups, Cleveland and Capricorns are more known for a reserved and agreeable tendency that help keep the group moving as a whole. Though he's quick to be the straight man in a lot of scenes, Cleveland is always down for whatever wacky adventure his friends have put up and always manages to pull off his role for the week with hilarious dead pan jokes.
Aquarius' are famous across the signs for their eccentricity and free spirit, and there's no better example of that in Family Guy than the late, great Adam West.
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