Family Guy Brian Griffin Is Back From The Dead

By dailypost December 15, 2013 TV No Comments

Now all Brian Griffin fans are happy! The lovable dog in the FOX TV show, Family Guy, is back from the dead. It was previously hinted that FOX has a plan to resurrect Brian in the coming December 15 episode. Indeed, he has resurrected!

In tonight episode “Christmas Guy” episode, little Stewie told a mall Santa Claus that he wanted to have Brian back for Christmas. Emotional Stewie burst into tears as his only wish is for Brian to be alive.

While in the mall, Stewie met his past self who happened to have traveled to the future to buy a Christmas toy. Stewie came up with an idea and asked the new dog Vinny to steal the backpack of his past self, which Stewie thought contains a time machine.

Stewie then used the time machine to travel back to the past, to the moment when Brian was hit by a car. Stewie saved Brian before the vehicle hits him.

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