Top 20 Family Guy Moments That Made Fans Rage Quit

"Family Guy" has had more than a few rage quit worthy moments over its long history. For this list, we’ll be looking at the scenes and episodes so downright frustrating that viewers decided to switch channels or quit the show entirely. Our countdown includes Lois cheating on Peter, Stewie getting Herpes, Peter in the Boston Marathon, Brian eating Stewie's diaper, and more! Which “Family Guy” scene grinds your gears? Rage in the comments below!

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[WatchMojo]

Which “Family Guy” scene grinds your gears? Rage in the comments below!

[robertabreu]

1:55 "Good, good for Brian" That fourth wall break is hilarious

[joermnyc]

Actually Brian going Republican and then getting called out for being a serial contrarian was pretty funny.

[LarvaRewind]

I think that the life of Brian was the most rage quit moment of Family guy.

[lenniegray]

Meg having to apologize for standing up for herself after years of abuse still pisses me off. She did nothing wrong in that episode.

[ArtemisUnderscoreJ]

I can remember when Family Guy’s fanbase brought them out of cancellation. It’s truly been a wild ride.

[willGObye]

The scene where Quagmire yelled to Brian about all of the things he hates about him. That scene would have been so much more impactful if it had been Peter, or Lois, or Meg, or ANYONE other than Quagmire! He's done things 1, 000 times worse than Brian has! That's like Hitler telling Justin Bieber that he's a bad person!

[feliciajenkins]

Meg apologizing still pisses me off. What the hell. They deserved way more.

[akashpanchal]

I love the way they humorously give us a message to the viewers that such horrible people really really exists in real life so we should stay away from such weirdos. This is exactly the reason why I love The Family Guy. From racism to a stupid mentality they literally cover up each and every factor of our lives.

[TheAlive]

I love the over the top comedy and how they make fun of everything, honestly not even mad about anything

[ElliYeetYT]

Yeah I agree Brian & Stewie was an ALMOST perfect episode.
But Yeah That Diaper Eating went a little bit too far, and don’t even get me started on Brian cleaning Stewie’s… “You-Know-What.”

[bentonboo]

Meg apologizing for herself made me quit. I’ve always LOVED “Family Guy”, but after watching her apologizing to her family unnerved me. Made me think of my situation with my own family. I’m NEVER gonna apologize who I am with my own family. You either love me, or you don’t.

[shinyhunteralana]

Anyone remembers Brian getting married to someone chick that had cancer that episode is an example of rage quitting cuz she was annoying af

[thetriathigamer]

12:48 imagine getting mad because a situation happened after a joke and then blaming the creator of the joke

[andrewhaase]

Dishonorable Mention:
*"Brian Writes a Best Seller" as a whole
-This episode was Brian at his absolute worst, plain and simple. It's among the worst episodes of the entire series and it's a mystery why Mojo doesn't put it on many of their lists when talking negatively about Family Guy.

[justapeacefulmanwhosbornin]

Peter Griffin and then-President Trump fight scene is pretty funny.

[Nickr]

Two episodes specifically did it for me. When Brian tried to exploit his estranged son after being totally absent from him for years and when Meg developed a Santa daddy fetish and was taking Stewie to the mall over and over again so she could sit on Santa's lap

[VermilionStudios]

"it's the hudson bros razzle dazzle show!" That damn cutaway went on forever!

[immortalfrieza]

Whats the worst part about #2 is that it is the episode directly after #6. That's right, the episode about how abuse is wrong and the perpetrators should die for it comes right after the episode where Meg finally has the guts to stand up to her family... only to learn the lesson that she should put up with the abuse for the sake of her abusers.

[ryangranada]

3:41 the best joke of that episode was Tom Tucker saying, " Margaret Woolworth--holy god, I'm not reading all that."😂