Stewie is gay! Hear and watch a performance of the coming out episode [VIDEO]

Bycarrieglass

Stewie from Family Guy comes out of the closet and announces he is gay

Try not to fall out from shock, but Seth McFarland revealed in a Playboy interview that Stewie Griffin bats for the boy team. Fox put the kibosh on their full-fledged Stewie coming out episode, which you watch clips from a performance of below. Even though we won’t see this episode air, Stewie will continue to act super-gay on the show and Brian will continue to make snide remarks about it this this little interchange from a recent episode:

Stewie: I don’t rub my heterosexuality in your face.

Brian: No, you do not.

Touche, Brian.

Here are the clips. The episode is slated to be included in a Family Guy DVD boxed set.

~ Carrie Glass

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