Is Brian Griffin Returning to Family Guy Soon?

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Good news, everyone. The beloved family dog of the Griffin family, Brian, could be making his return sooner than expected. 



On December 15th, the Family Guy episode "Christmas Guy" is set to drop. The plot's description reads, "Stewie devises a master plan to get the one and only thing he wants for Christmas."While that isn't full blown proof of a return for the son of a bitch, Entertainment Weekly has reported that he will make a return, but it is not yet known how that will take place. 



There has been speculation of Brian Griffin's return ever since his death. In the episode, "Life of Brian" (the kill-off eppy), Stewie and Brian are traveling through time. When they returned to the present, Stewie opts to destroy the time machine. Brian is rightfully skeptical, but Stewie insists that they do things differently and be more active. At the junkyard where they destroy the time machine, Stewie and Bryan find a hockey net and keep it to play and exercise. Later on, as Brian is setting up the net, HIS car comes flying around the corner and hits him, resulting in his subsequent death. 



It is said that Stewie will miraculously find the "titanium capacitor" he needs to rebuild his time machine and prevent the event from happening, which is seemingly impossible at this point. Brian better hope Jesus is in the next episode. Although it will have taken Brian three weeks to resurrect as opposed to three days, a return is all that the people want. Who doesn't miss Brian's intellect, mixed with his seldom urge to do things that actual dogs would do? Besides, people still desire to know who even killed Brian in the first place. Come on, make all 128,000 of those petition-signers happy, Seth. 



Again, the "Chirstmas Guy" episode of Family Guy airs on Sunday, December 15th at 9/8c. For now...

Family Guy "Life of Brian"



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