Season 17 of the animated series San Diego Comic-Con.
First airing in 1999, All In The Family. The new season of the long-running comedy will be cut from the same cloth, with the Griffins' teenage daughter Meg planned to have an "unfortunate encounter" with President Trump. The episode will apparently end with Peter and "The Donald" engaged in an "epic battle", quite likely in the same style as Peter's on-going fist fights with a man-sized rooster.
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Stranger Things, and the various stand-up specials on Netflix.
The also revealed another big, yet bittersweet change for the coming season. The local high school in Quahog, which has been James Woods High (named in honor of Batman actor, who became almost as famous for voicing the Mayor of Quahog on Family Guy in his later years as he was for playing The Caped Crusader. This will also kick off a campaign battle between long-time rivals Glenn Quagmire and Brian Griffin for the now-open mayor's seat.
These grand reveals from Comic-Con promise more of the same material that has made Family Guy an American institution. While the show has earned numerous condemnations for its content over the years, it has also earned multiple Emmy Awards for its writing and satirical songs. Love it or hate it, it seems that Family Guy will not be changing its wild ways any time soon.
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Family Guy season 17 premieres September 30 on FOX.
