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

Subversive animated comedy about the everyday trials and tribulations of the Griffin household

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Family Guy: Series 11

Seth MacFarlane

Alex Borstein

Seth Green

Mila Kunis

Family Guy: Series 11: Episode 11: The Giggity Wife

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Episode 11: The Giggity Wife

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The Giggity Wife

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Quagmire pretends to be gay after drunkenly marrying a prostitute.

Animated comedy. A drunken Quagmire accidentally marries a prostitute. In order to get out of his marriage, he pretends to be gay, with Peter as his lover.

When Peter, Quagmire and Joe visit the Harvard University campus, they get drunk and Quagmire accidentally marries a prostitute. In order to get out of his marriage, Quagmire pretends to be gay, with Peter as his lover.

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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