In the Season 12 episode, “Life of Brian,” Family Guy decided to kill off Brian Griffin.It was a huge event episode that really struck a chord with fans, and received some of the biggest buzz ...

Following the Griffin family dog's death during Sunday's episode, fans have already collected 1,500 signatures to revive the late pooch. By Lesley Goldberg Family Guy Screengrab Brian on Table - H ...

Then, tired of his writing being rejected by the ... In “Brian Griffin’s House of Payne,” we found out that Brian had once written a television pilot called What I Learned on Jefferson ...

Brian Griffin photographed some of the '80s most iconic album covers, including Depeche Mode's 'A Broken Frame,' Echo & The Bunnymen's 'Heaven Up Here' and Psychedelic Furs' 'Mirror Moves' ...

Family Guy and Fox Broadcasting will lose viewers if Brian Griffin is not brought back to the show.” One Texas-based fan wrote, “Brian Griffin was America’s funniest and most loyal dog. He ...

In season 12, the episode titled ‘Life of Brian’, Brian and Stewie Griffin, the family’s youngest child, went to the street to play hockey.Brian was hit by a speeding car while Stewie went ...

Family Guy has undone the only interesting plot twist it's ever spun, bringing beloved canine Brian Griffin back from the dead in a Christmas episode that aired Sunday night You can save this ...

Let’s call it the least shocking plot twist of the year: Brian Griffin, the intelligent dog on Fox’s long-running animated comedy “Family Guy” returned to the show on Sunday, ending three ...

Griffin is licking his chops anxiously awaiting his forever home, Brian is extremely friendly and curious, and Princess is looking for a family that will treat her like the royalty she is.

Call it a Christmas miracle. “Family Guy” has resurrected the beloved character Brian, the dog, after killing him off in an accident that had fans howling with grief. On Sunday’s episode ...

Brian Griffin, the British photographer who shot the striking cover art for Depeche Mode’s first five albums, has died, according to BBC News and Griffin’s business partner Vaughn George.

Vinny appeared to serve as a replacement for Brian, who has been a major character on "Family Guy" since the series first made its debut in 1999. But now, it looks like Brian is back and here to stay.