Seth Green Upcoming Appearances

Incensed by Mayor West s complicity in oil-company pollution at Quahog Lake, Lois decides to challenge him in the upcoming election. Keith Olbermann has a voice cameo as an oil exec and Don Most plays himself. Angela: Carrie Fisher.

Quahog goes up in smoke when Mayor West legalizes marijuana in town. Spearheading the measure: Brian, after he s caught with his stash and jailed. But first, Quagmire undergoes a personality transformation after he acquires a cat.

Quahog goes up in smoke when Mayor West legalizes marijuana in town. Spearheading the measure: Brian, after he s caught with his stash and jailed. But first, Quagmire undergoes a personality transformation after he acquires a cat.

Eric quickly regrets befriending an ingratiating nemesis (Seth Green); Bob asks Pam (Brooke Shields) to move in with him. Bob: Don Stark. Eric: Topher Grace. Donna: Laura Prepon.

Peter and Brian set out to help Cleveland get his manhood back after they catch his wife in bed with Quagmire. Guest voices include Macho Man Randy Savage as himself.

Peter ignores his wife s warning about a bachelor party. Other voices include Alex Borstein, Seth Green, Phil LaMarr.

Brian looks up an old girlfriend (voice of Harvey Fierstein) and discovers that he s the father of a misbehaving13-year-old son---who soon moves in with the Griffins. Chace Crawford ( Gossip Girl ) has a voice cameo.

While building a multiplex theater in his backyard (don t ask why), Peter digs up a Native American skull. Soon the house is haunted and Stewie s on “the other side.”

Stewie fumes when he s unable to question Star Trek: The Next Generation cast members at Quahog s Star Trek convention, so he builds a transporter and beams them to his bedroom. Next Generation cast members provide voice cameos.

Quahog goes up in smoke when Mayor West legalizes marijuana in town. Spearheading the measure: Brian, after he s caught with his stash and jailed. But first, Quagmire undergoes a personality transformation after he acquires a cat.

Peter and his pals miss Cleveland so much that they decide to replace him with a guy named Jerome (voice of Kevin Michael Richardson). Trouble is, Quagmire can t stand him.

Peter s broken-field run to the bathroom at his high-school reunion so impresses New England Patriots QB Tom Brady (who provides his own voice) that the next thing Peter knows, he s a Patriot, too.

Batman has car trouble; Jack Sparrow loses his appeal; a predator seeks revenge on Chris Hansen; and a Dungeons

Eric quickly regrets befriending an ingratiating nemesis (Seth Green); Bob asks Pam (Brooke Shields) to move in with him. Bob: Don Stark. Eric: Topher Grace. Donna: Laura Prepon.

Peter and his pals miss Cleveland so much that they decide to replace him with a guy named Jerome (voice of Kevin Michael Richardson). Trouble is, Quagmire can t stand him.

Peter s broken-field run to the bathroom at his high-school reunion so impresses New England Patriots QB Tom Brady (who provides his own voice) that the next thing Peter knows, he s a Patriot, too.

Batman has car trouble; Jack Sparrow loses his appeal; a predator seeks revenge on Chris Hansen; and a Dungeons

Red and Hyde accidentally see Pamela topless; Donna learns Eric dated while they were broken up. Pamela: Brooke Shields. Mitch: Seth Green. Red: Kurtwood Smith. Hyde: Danny Masterson.

When cabbie Brian gets a $400 parking ticket, he decides that Mayor West (voice of Adam West) is corrupt and sets out to expose him. This doesn t sit well with Meg, who is the mayor s new intern.

Peter writes dirty novels and his father-in-law, Carter Pewterschmidt, decides to publish them---sort of. But then Carter s sued and loses everything, so he moves in with Peter and Lois, whereupon Peter tries to teach him to be a regular guy.

Morton discovers a new world; an Autobot falls; Indiana Jones refuses to open his eyes; the Beatles face trouble under the sea; and a gang of robbers meet a new driver.

When cabbie Brian gets a $400 parking ticket, he decides that Mayor West (voice of Adam West) is corrupt and sets out to expose him. This doesn t sit well with Meg, who is the mayor s new intern.

Peter writes dirty novels and his father-in-law, Carter Pewterschmidt, decides to publish them---sort of. But then Carter s sued and loses everything, so he moves in with Peter and Lois, whereupon Peter tries to teach him to be a regular guy.

Included: Bugs Bunny goes hip-hop; a soccer player faces challenges; and the Booger Man creates a mess.

Morton discovers a new world; an Autobot falls; Indiana Jones refuses to open his eyes; the Beatles face trouble under the sea; and a gang of robbers meet a new driver.

Rachel Bilson plays Fez s desire at a wedding where Donna escorts Mitch (Seth Green); Kitty teaches baby care to Brooke and Kelso. Eric: Topher Grace. Donna: Laura Prepon. Fez: Wilmer Valderrama.

While building a multiplex theater in his backyard (don t ask why), Peter digs up a Native American skull. Soon the house is haunted and Stewie s on “the other side.”

Two Face has a new identity; the G.I. Joe gang finally attend a funeral; the Traveling Pants have a new adventure; and The Dark Crystal receives a modern update.

While building a multiplex theater in his backyard (don t ask why), Peter digs up a Native American skull. Soon the house is haunted and Stewie s on “the other side.”

Two Face has a new identity; the G.I. Joe gang finally attend a funeral; the Traveling Pants have a new adventure; and The Dark Crystal receives a modern update.

Rachel Bilson plays Fez s desire at a wedding where Donna escorts Mitch (Seth Green); Kitty teaches baby care to Brooke and Kelso. Eric: Topher Grace. Donna: Laura Prepon. Fez: Wilmer Valderrama.

Peter builds a men s-only clubhouse after Lois and her friends start hanging out at the Clam. The women soon take that over, too. Meanwhile, Joe has a leg transplant.

Death (voice of Adam Carolla) transports Peter back to 1984 for a night. When he returns, he s married to Molly Ringwald and Lois is married to Quagmire. And that s not all that s different.

While holed up in the attic during a burglary, Peter gives his account of Griffin family history (“Everything started with the big bang...”). Fast-forward to caveman days, when Peter invented the wheel.

Phyllis Diller provides the voice of Peter s mother, who shows up and announces that she s leaving his father. Soon she s in bed with Quahog anchorman Tom Tucker, who becomes a father figure to Peter.