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Subversive animated comedy about the everyday trials and tribulations of the Griffins

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Family Guy: Series 11

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Family Guy: Series 11: Episode 7: Friends without Benefits

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Episode 7: Friends without Benefits

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Friends without Benefits

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When Meg gathers the courage to ask out Kent, she is devastated to learn he is gay.

Animated comedy. When Meg finally gathers the courage to ask out Kent, she is devastated to learn he is gay and has feelings for Chris.

When Meg finally gathers the courage to ask out her crush, Kent, she is devastated to learn he's gay. But when Meg discovers that Kent has feelings for Chris, she uses her brother in the worst way to get closer to Kent.

A multi-platform service for 16-34s, featuring comedy, entertainment and factual content.

The BBC’s multi-platform service for 16 to 34s, innovating with breakthrough comedy, stand-out entertainment, brave documentary and intellectual factual content.

Subversive animated comedy created by Seth MacFarlane.

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