Fox Broadcasting company aired one of the Family Guy episodes’ 15 minute cutway that was provided by Family Guy’s creator Seth MacFarlane, after which the series was given green signal and the production to put Family Guy in track, which was running smoothly till it complete two seasons successfully.
The real disaster started shortly after the third season started in 2001, where Fox Broadcasting company canceled the airing of the series. However, the favorable amount of DVD sales and high popularity conveniences the broadcasting network to get Family Guy online again. After which, the series has enjoyed the fruitful days releasing in many tie-up media including a straight-to-DVD special in 2005 and Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story, following the release of DVD-Soundtrack combo in the same year featuring the tracks from the series as well as the original music created by Walter Murphy and the series creator Seth MacFarlane. The popularity of the series also inspired in development of a video game and a pinball game in 2006 and 2007 respectively.
The real disaster started shortly after the third season started in 2001, where Fox Broadcasting company canceled the airing of the series. However, the favorable amount of DVD sales and high popularity conveniences the broadcasting network to get Family Guy online again. After which, the series has enjoyed the fruitful days releasing in many tie-up media including a straight-to-DVD special in 2005 and Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story, following the release of DVD-Soundtrack combo in the same year featuring the tracks from the series as well as the original music created by Walter Murphy and the series creator Seth MacFarlane. The popularity of the series also inspired in development of a video game and a pinball game in 2006 and 2007 respectively.
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