This film is basically centered around Stewie Griffin, and Brian. The opening of the film features a red carpet style event, where all the characters are attending the film preview. Stewie has a near death experience when trying to hurt another person, so he ends up in Hell. However, when he gets sent back home, he sees a man who looks just like him on TV, and assumes that it's his real father. He travels to New York to find him, and finds out that it is himself in 30 years time; a virgin who has a bad job and no girlfriend. After finding this out, he travels back to that fateful day of the near-death experience, and changes the events so that he hopefully won't end up ..  Read the complete review

After being cancelled because it was getting too 'controversial' (according to the FCC), Family Guy creators were able to have the decision reversed, and out came this Family Guy Special, which focuses on the best character of the series, Stewie Griffin. Stewie Griffin sees a man who looks like him on TV, and decides to find him thinking that it must be his father, since Peter really is stupid and couldn't possibly be his father. He goes to San Francisco, and soon finds the man He discovers though, that he's not his father, but actually his future self who has come back in time. Baby Stewie goes to the future, and discovers to his horror that he's not in charge of ...  Read the complete review

This is a special edition from Family Guy which features into about Stewie Griffin. It is available at a cheap price from Amazon for around less than a fiver now which is a fair price for it. This special edition is about Stewie Griffin and how his life could be in the future. Brian and Stewie be watching television and notice a man looking exactly like Stewie expect in a older version. Stewie believes that man is his father and goes with Brian to find him only to have a surprise in store! I think the comedy factor in this edition was done very well you can have a lot of laughs. There was some brilliant jokes by Stewie as usual and you get to see them go on ...  Read the complete review

Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story had a fairly quiet release back in 2005. It pretty much focuses on Stewie and the main storyline is centered around his character in the future. It follows the same family guy format of off the cuff, irrelevent (but very funny jokes) but has a slightly deeper storyline than usual. As with all feature length productions that stem from animated comedies it can be pretty much summed up by saying that it is effectively a very long episode of family guy with a paticularly long story, If you are a family guy fan you may be very tempted to rush out and buy it but i emplore you not to. As the DVD didn't really take off it was ...  Read the complete review