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Construction worker (I Never Met the Dead Man)

The construction worker is an unnamed construction worker.
== History ==
When Meg revealed the truth that it was her father Peter that crashed his car into Quahog's cable television transmitter, the construction worker appeared from a manhole. The man later attempted to start a manhunt on Peter by stating: "Hey, that's the guy who ruined our cable. Let's get him!".
== Appearances ==
=== ===
*
== References ==
Category:Family Guy characters
Category:Adults
Category:Unnamed characters
Category:One-time characters
Category:Characters portrayed by Seth MacFarlane
Contract killer (The Marrying Kind)

The contract killer is an unnamed .
== History ==
Father-and-son Chris and Peter Griffin posed as half-brothers from Sweden as a guise for eating the complimentary breakfast at Best Western Quahog. Soon after, the contract killer stated he was looking for two Finnish half-brothers who had different fathers. The brothers responded by greeting the man, who in turn shot them both dead with a silenced semi-automatic pistol. After committing the murders, the killer phoned an unidentified person to confirm the brothers' deaths, before leaving the hotel. Peter then stated to Chris: "This is why Sweden, Chris. Never Finland."
== Appearances ==
=== ===
*
== References ==
Category:Family Guy characters
Category:Adults
Category:Criminals
Category:Unnamed characters
Category:One-time characters
Category:Actor unidentified
Conway Twitty

Conway Twitty (born Harold Lloyd Jenkins; September 1, 1933 – June 5, 1993) was an American country singer and musician. He portrayed , via archived recordings from Hee Haw, in five episodes of , although he was uncredited in all appearances.
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Actor
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*
;Music crew
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*
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== External links ==
*
*
Category:Music crew
Category:Recurring guest stars
Category:Live-action guest stars
Category:Uncredited guest stars
Category:Deceased
Cool Hand Peter

"Cool Hand Peter" is the eighth episode of the tenth season of , and the 173rd episode overall. It first aired on December 4, 2011.
== Synopsis ==
== Pre-release promotional images ==
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Category:2011
Cootie & the Blowhard

"Cootie & the Blowhard" is the sixth episode of the twentieth season of , and the 375th episode overall. It first aired on November 7, 2021.
== Synopsis ==
== Pre-release promotional images ==
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Category:2021
Cory Monteith

Cory Allan Michael Monteith (May 11, 1982 – July 13, 2013) was a Canadian actor, singer and musician, best known for portraying Finn Hudson in the Fox series Glee. He reprised his role as Hudson in second season episode .
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Actor
*
== External links ==
*
*
*
Category:Deceased
Couplehood

Couplehood is a book by Paul Reiser.
== History ==
Jennifer made a lethal punch for all the Heaven's Helpers Youth Cult members, with the concoction consisting of cyanide, arsenic, rat poison and a copy of Reiser's book Couplehood.
== Trivia ==
*Couplehood is a real book by Reiser, first published in 1994.
== Appearances ==
=== ===
*
== References ==
Craig Armstrong

Craig Arthur Armstrong (November 1952 – August 15, 2023) was an American animator. He served as an animation timer and storyboard revisionist during the third season of .
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Animation timer
*
:Incomplete
;Storyboard revisionist
*
== External links ==
*
Category:Family Guy cast and crew
Category:Animation timers
Category:Storyboard revisionists
Category:Deceased
Cricket

is a bat-and-ball game. It originated in England and is also played in numerous other countries. It shares some similarities with baseball.
== History ==
After Hurricane Norman hit Quahog and damaged numerous buildings, Peter, Cleveland, Joe and Quagmire learned that Horace had sold the The Drunken Clam. The men were soon shocked to discover it had been converted into a British pub called The Clam's Head Pub. A televised cricket match, contested between Someret and an unnamed team, was being shown in the pub. A commentator noted Somerset's Heath, an , had . After a puzzled Peter questioned what the commentator was talking about, a patron explained to Peter: "Oh, it's cricket. Marvelous game, really. You see, the bowler hurls the towards the , who tries to play away to . He endeavors to score by between the , provided the hasn't whipped his off, of course."
In England, the announcer of a cricket match British Seamus was playing in noted that the sport is "long and confusing". He questioned usage and, after Seamus scored a by hitting the ball out of the stadium, queried: "Is that good? We don't know, but it's what we do!". An also unsure Neville, seated in the crowd, initially cheered but soon began booing when prompted by the jeers of other spectators.
When Brian appeared on the Indian version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, hosted by Prem Kumar, he was asked: "Which retired Indian cricketer has scored over eighteen-thousand runs in competition?". The options were Anil Kumble, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Sachin Tendulkar and Jiminy Cricket, with Brian incorrectly choosing Jiminy Cricket over the correct answer, Sachin Tendulkar. Later on, Brian told Padma that said question was "really tough", to which she replied that it wasn't and that every Indian knew who Tendulkar is.
When Quagmire said that The Drunken Clam sucked on Saturday mornings due to "weird foreign sports fans", he took note of supposed Pakistani cricket hooligans. Two cricket fans from Pakistan then state that their team, Lahore, are the best, with one of the men saying that other patrons may leave if they are not rooting for Lahore. Upon hearing this, Joe, wearing a Karachi jersey, proceeds to put a jacket on, remarking: "I'm for Karachi, but I don't got a death wish about it."
== Gallery ==
British Seamus batting.png|400px|British Sheamus batting. The striker's end (far left) is unusually positioned. Additionally, a fielder (far right) not wicket-keeping is seen wearing gloves, which is not allowed in cricket.
Bowler.png|A bowler delivering a . The non-striker's end umpire should be positioned behind the , not in front. 
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== Appearances ==
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== References ==
Category:Sports
Customer of the Week

"Customer of the Week" is the fifteenth episode of the nineteenth season of , and the 364th episode overall. It first aired on March 28, 2021.
== Synopsis ==
== Pre-release promotional images ==
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Category:2021
CutawayLand

"CutawayLand" is the fourth episode of the nineteenth season of , and the 353rd episode overall. It first aired on October 18, 2020, on Citytv in Canada, before eventually airing on Fox in the United States on November 1, 2020.
== Synopsis ==
== Pre-release promotional images ==
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Category:2020
DMV tester

The DMV tester is an unnamed tester at the Rhode Island Department of Motor Vehicles.
== History ==
The man was instructing Meg on where to drive during her driver's license test. After she was stopped by a police officer for speeding, Meg asked the DMV tester if he was going to mark her down for not flipping him off.
== Appearances ==
=== ===
*
== References ==
Category:Family Guy characters
Category:Adults
Category:Unnamed characters
Category:One-time characters
Category:Characters portrayed by Seth MacFarlane
Da Doggone Daddy-Daughter Dinner Dance

"Da Doggone Daddy-Daughter Dinner Dance" is the second episode of the first season of . It first aired on October 4, 2009.
== Synopsis ==
== Pre-release promotional images ==
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Category:2009
Daisy

Daisy may refer to:
== Characters ==
*Daisy (), friend of Cleveland Brown Jr.
*Daisy (), customer at House of Brews
*Daisy Buchanan, fictional character in The Great Gatsby
*Daisy Duke, fictional character in The Dukes of Hazzard
*, American actress
== Cast and crew ==
*Daisy Fuentes, American actress and one-time guest star
== Media ==
*Driving Miss Daisy, film
Dakota

Dakota may refer to:
== Characters ==
*Dakota (), one of 's girlfriends
*Dakota (), character in Parent Boppers
*, art assistant for Shark Tank
== Cast and crew ==
*Dakota Dennis, American production assistant for 
*Dakota Fanning, American actress and one-time guest star
== Locations ==
*North Dakota, U.S. state
*South Dakota, U.S. state
**Dakota University, university in South Dakota
Dan Aykroyd

Daniel Edward Aykroyd (born July 1, 1952) is a Canadian actor, comedian, producer, musician and writer. He co-wrote and starred in Ghostbusters. He was also an original member of the Saturday Night Live roster and, along with John Belushi, was one of The Blues Brothers.
He voiced in the eighth season episode , a parody of the film Spies Like Us, which featured Aykroyd. Additionally, a real photograph of Aykroyd as Vic Frohmeyer, on the cover of Christmas with the Kranks, was used in the nineteenth season episode , although he was uncredited.
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Actor
*
*
== External links ==
*
*
*
Category:Recurring guest stars
Category:Live-action guest stars
Category:Uncredited guest stars
Dan Castellaneta

Daniel Louis Castellaneta (born October 29, 1957) is an American actor and screenwriter, best known for voicing Homer Simpson and numerous characters in the animated sitcom The Simpsons. He voiced Homer Simpson in four episodes of . In addition to Homer, he reprised his role as Abraham Simpson, the blue-haired lawyer, Barney Gumble, Kodos, Krusty the Clown, Hans Moleman, Joe Quimby, Santa's Little Helper and the squeaky-voiced teen in the Family Guy thirteenth season episode , a crossover episode of each series.
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Actor
*
*
*
*
== External links ==
*
*
Category:Recurring guest stars
Dan Higgins

Daniel Leslie Higgins (born January 28, 1955) is an American saxophonist, flutist, studio musician and arranger. He was a woodwindist for an unspecified amount of episodes, although he was uncredited.
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Woodwindist
:Unspecified amount of episodes; uncredited.
*Family Guy: Live in Vegas 
*Family Guy: Movement 1
== External links ==
*
*
*
Category:Family Guy cast and crew
Category:Family Guy: Live in Vegas cast and crew
Category:Music crew
Dan Smith

Daniel W. Smith (September 29, 1952 – November 3, 2011) was an American cellist. He was a violinist for an unspecified amount of episodes, although he was uncredited.
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Violinist
:Unspecified amount of episodes; uncredited.
*Family Guy: Movement 1
== External links ==
*
Category:Family Guy cast and crew
Category:Music crew
Category:Deceased
Dana Walden

Dana Walden (born Dana M. Freedman) is an American businesswoman, known for serving as an executive for and . She voiced in the fifteenth season episode and the eighteenth season episode . She was also thanked in the credits of Family Guy: Live in Vegas.
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Actress
*
*
;Special thanks (Fox)
*Family Guy: Live in Vegas
== External links ==
*
*
Category:Family Guy guest stars
Category:Recurring guest stars
Category:Family Guy: Live in Vegas cast and crew
Category:Special thanks
Dangerous Idiot

Dangerous Idiot is a monthly magazine for the "dangerous idiot community".
== History ==
When Quagmire was required to attend a seminar about what a pilot must do when a drone is in their flight path, Joe mentioned it was currently a trend in the dangerous idiot community. Peter opened an issue of Dangerous Idiot to reveal that he hadn't seen it in the newsletter. Instead, an article about how to tailgate a speeding fire truck to get places faster was published.
== Appearances ==
=== ===
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== References ==
Daniel Ridgers

Daniel Thomas Ridgers (November 15, 1972 – December 2, 2024) was an English animation producer. He served a production and retake coordinator for .
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Production coordinator
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*Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story
:Incomplete
;Retake coordinator
:Incomplete
== External links ==
*
Category:Family Guy cast and crew
Category:Production coordinators
Category:Retake coordinators
Category:Deceased
Danny Trejo

Dan Trejo (born May 16, 1944) is an American actor. He portrayed , via live-action recording, in the sixteenth season episode and voiced Clint Beltram in the eighteenth season episode . He also voiced himself in second season episode . He is the second cousin of Robert Rodriguez.
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Actor
*
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;Actor
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*
== External links ==
*
*
Category:Recurring guest stars
Category:Live-action guest stars
Darryl Franklin

Darryl Franklin is an English entertainment lawyer. As vice-president of business and legal affairs at , he was thanked in the credits of Family Guy: Live in Vegas.
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Special thanks (Geffen Records)
*Family Guy: Live in Vegas
== External links ==
*
Category:Family Guy cast and crew
Category:Family Guy: Live in Vegas cast and crew
Category:Special thanks
Daryl

Daryl may refer to:
== Characters ==
*, American musician of Hall & Oates
*Daryl Hannah, American actress
== Cast and crew ==
*Daryl Hall, American musician and recurring guest star
*Daryl Mitchell, American actor and one-time guest star
== Media ==
*D.A.R.Y.L., science fiction film
== See also ==
*Darrel
*Darryl (disambiguation)
Daryl Hall

Daryl Franklin Hohl (born October 11, 1946), better known as Daryl Hall, is an American singer and musician, best known for being one half of Hall & Oates, along with John Oates. He voiced in first season episode and the second season episode .
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Actor
*
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== External links ==
*
*
Category:Recurring guest stars
Das Gym

Das Gym was a gymnasium, possibly located in Germany.
== History ==
Lois Griffin told her daughter, Meg, that most of the world's problems stemmed from poor self-image. A cutaway gag revealed , struggling to lift weights at Das Gym, angered at a laughing muscular Jewish man that was accompanied by two women.
The Griffin family ventured to first cutaway gag at Das Gym to kill Hitler in order to leave CutawayLand. During her family's bickering, Meg took it upon herself to kill Hitler and presented the family with his decapitated head.
== Appearances ==
=== ===
*
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== References ==
Category:Family Guy locations
Category:Recurring locations
Dave Carpenter

David Edward Carpenter (November 4, 1959 – June 24, 2008) was an American jazz session bassist. He was a bassist for an unspecified amount of episodes, although he was uncredited.
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Bassist
:Unspecified amount of episodes; uncredited.
*Family Guy: Live in Vegas 
*Family Guy: Movement 1 
== External links ==
*
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*
Category:Music crew
Category:Family Guy cast and crew
Category:Family Guy: Live in Vegas cast and crew
Category:Deceased
Dave Loeb

David L. Loeb is an American pianist, conductor, orchestrator, arranger, composer, music director and educator. He was a keyboardist for an unspecified amount of episodes, although he was uncredited.
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Keyboardist
:Unspecified amount of episodes; uncredited.
*Family Guy: Live in Vegas 
*Family Guy: Movement 1 
== External links ==
*
*
Category:Family Guy cast and crew
Category:Family Guy: Live in Vegas cast and crew
Category:Music crew
David Bowie

David Robert Jones (January 8, 1947 – January 10, 2016), better known as David Bowie, was an English singer, songwriter and actor. He portrayed , via archived recording of the music video for "Dancing in the Street", a duet with Mick Jagger, in the ninth season episode , although he was uncredited.
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Actor
*
;Singer
*
== External links ==
*
*
Category:Deceased
Category:Music crew
Category:Live-action guest stars
Category:Uncredited guest stars
David Duke

David Allen Duke is an American horn player. He was a horn player for an unspecified amount of episodes, although he was uncredited.
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Horn player
:Unspecified amount of episodes; uncredited.
*Family Guy: Live in Vegas
*Family Guy: Movement 1 
== External links ==
*
*
Category:Family Guy cast and crew
Category:Family Guy: Live in Vegas cast and crew
Category:Music crew
David Lynch

David Keith Lynch (January 20, 1946 – January 15, 2025) was an American filmmaker, visual artist, musician and actor. He provided the voice of Gus in . He also voiced Gus in the eighth season episode and in the fifteenth season episode .
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Actor
:Incomplete
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;Actor
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== External links ==
*
*
Category:Family Guy cast and crew
Category:Recurring guest stars
Category:Deceased
David Ortiz

David Américo Ortiz Arias (born November 18, 1975) is a -American professional baseball player. He voiced in fourth season episode . Additionally, a real photograph of Ortiz was used in the sixteenth season episode , although he was uncredited.
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Actor
*
=== ===
;Actor
*
== External links ==
*
*
Category:Recurring guest stars
Category:Live-action guest stars
Category:Uncredited guest stars
David Silverman

David Silverman (born March 15, 1957) is an American animator, director and producer, noted for his work with The Simpsons. He was thanked during the closing credits of the thirteenth season episode , a crossover with The Simpsons.
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Special thanks
*
== External links ==
*
*
*
Category:Family Guy cast and crew
Category:Special thanks
David Speltz

David H. Speltz (born October 25, 1947) is an American cellist. He served as a cellist for an unspecified amount of episodes, although he was uncredited. He is married to Connie Kupka.
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Cellist
:Unspecified amount of episodes; uncredited.
*Family Guy: Movement 1
== External links ==
*
*
Category:Family Guy cast and crew
Category:Music crew
David Tua

is a Samoan-born New Zealand professional boxer who competes as a heavyweight.
== History ==
In an attempt to be disciplined by Lois, Stewie crayoned a picture of Tua on the kitchen wall of his family's residence, describing Tua as a "heavyweight pugilist". Lois then noted that the picture resembled Tua.
== Appearances ==
=== ===
*
== References ==
Category:Family Guy characters
Category:Adults
Category:Sportspeople
Category:Real-world characters
Category:One-time characters
David Zuckerman

David Jason Zuckerman (born August 28, 1962) is an American television producer and writer. He co-developed with Seth MacFarlane. He also served as an executive producer during the first three seasons of the series.
== Credits ==
=== ===
;Developer
;Executive producer
:Incomplete
== External links ==
*
*
Category:Family Guy cast and crew
Category:Developers
Category:Executive producers
Category:Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse cast and crew
Category:Family Guy Video Game! cast and crew
Death Has a Shadow/Appearances/Opening sequence

== Characters ==
Brian Griffin.png|Brian Griffin
Chris Griffin.png|Chris Griffin
Lois Griffin.png|Lois Griffin
Meg Griffin.png|Meg Griffin
Peter Griffin.png|Peter Griffin
Stewie Griffin.png|Stewie Griffin
== Locations ==
31 Spooner Street.png|31 Spooner Street
== Media ==
Main Title.png|"Main Title"
Category:Opening sequence appearances
Death Has a Shadow/Credits

Created by
Seth MacFarlane
Developed by
Seth MacFarlane
David Zuckerman
Supervising Producer
Craig Hoffman
Supervising Producer
Gary Janetti
Supervising Producer
Danny Smith
Co-Producers
Michael Barker
&
Matt Weitzman
Line Producer
Ken Dennis
Supervising Director
Peter Shin
Supervising Director
Roy Allen Smith
Produced by
Sherry Gunther
Written by
Seth MacFarlane
Directed by
Peter Shin
Executive Producer
Seth MacFarlane
Executive Producer
David Zuckerman
Starring
Seth MacFarlane
Alex Borstein
Seth Green
Additional Voices by
Executive Story Editor
Ricky Blitt
Executive Story Editor
Chris Sheridan
Story Editors
Garrett Donovan
&
Neil Goldman
Staff Writer
Andrew Gormley
Staff Writer
Mike Henry
Consulting Producer
John Riggi
Music by
Ron Jones
Main Title Music by
Walter Murphy
Editor
Rick MacKenzie
Casting by
Karen Vice, C.S.A.
Writers' Assistants
Steve Callaghan
Ken Goin
Assistant to David Zuckerman
Rich Rinaldi
Assistant to Sherry Gunther/Ken Dennis
Oliver Pearce
Assistant to Seth MacFarlane
Dave Collard
Production Assistants
Matt De Cesare
Andrzej Kozlowski
Animation Produced by
Film Roman, Inc.
Animation Producer
John Bush
Animation Executive Producers
Lolee Aries
David Pritchard
Overseas Animation Director
Philippe Angeles
Overseas Animation Production by
Grimsaem Animation
Sunwoo Digital International
Animation Timers
Michel Lyman
Neal Warner
Storyboards
Shawna Cha-Gallego
John Rice
Mark Zoeller
Storyboard Clean-up
O.J. Canestrelli
Giovanni Cavalieri
Shavone Cherry
Karen Marjoribanks
Delara Saberi
Phil Stapleton
Character Design
Bill Edwards
Character Clean-up
Giovanni Cavalieri
Karen Marjoribanks
Background Design
Christopher Holt
John Pattison
Prop Design
Bev Chapman
Salene Weatherwax
Effects Design
Jeff Howard
Color Key Supervisor
Jamy Huang
Color Key
Vanessa B. Cruz
Bonnie Joseph
Belle Norman
Animation Checker
Larry Smith
Animation Supervisor
Ralph A. Eusebio
Animatic Editors
Esther H. Lee
Dave Corwin Polcino
Track Reader
Charlie King
Production Manager
Miken Wong
Production Coordinators
Patrick Inness
Mike Kadlec
Production Assistants
Patrick Hazen
Kaye Hong
Corey Manuel
Michael A. Osborne
Re-Recording Mixers
Larry Stensvold
Pete Elia
Sound Effects Editor
Dave Weathers
Production Mixer
Ronnie Cox
Music Editor
Barry Moran
Post Production Sound
Westwind Media
Miles O'Fun Sounds
Post Production Facility
Anderson Video/4CM
Presented in
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Any similarity to actual persons or events is unintentional.
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