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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 craziest fan theories about Family Guy and now phase three to enroll at Florida State University.

How did a baby in a dog get on a flight to Miami?

I guess they're not as interested in reality as we are for this list.

We're looking at the wildest, most insane and most bizarre fan theory surrounding Family guy, its characters and it's universe now.

We aren't saying that any of these theories are legitimate, but they certainly are fun.

Number 10 Post cancellation Family Guy is a different universe.

There's no denying that post cancellation family guy feels a little different.

Characters are meaner and flan arised beyond belief.

The jokes are darker and the storylines more bizarre and outlandish.

Wait.

Before you kill me, can you at least give me an extra bullet so I can pretend to catch one of my teeth?

But maybe there's a reason for that.

Maybe it takes place in a whole different universe.

Thanks to road to the multi verse, it's clear that multi verses do exist in the world of family guy.

The point is, every possible eventuality exists.

And that's where you got the pig in a parallel universe.

Prepare yourself, Brian, and I'll show you.

Theo.

Family scene in Season four is just a wackier and meaner version of the family scene in season three.

And maybe Brian and Stewie didn't go back in time and back to the pilot.

They went to the original universe.

What are they doing?

I don't know.

They're just standing there like zombies.

Do you think they're all right?

I'm not sure.

And then there was that time at the ice cream stolen.

Do it again.

What the hell?

Number nine Joe Swanson was the tick.

This theory from Reddit User Mr Dees 444 states That Joe Swanson was and maybe still is the tick door's broken.

The knob came off.

What are you doing here, man?

This is incredible.

It looks just like an apartment.

The tick aired on Fox between 2001 and 2002 and start Patrick Warburton, the same man who voices Joe.

The Tech shares a lot in common with Joe, including a muscular frame, a big chin of dramatic personality and obviously the exact same boys are you to me.

Merry Christmas.

This'll Ed Mr Dees 444 To think that they are, in fact, one in the same baby Joe wasn't doling out enough Justice is a cop, so he became the tick on the side.

The tick cost.

You may even grant the wearer superhuman abilities as he has super strength and never gets injured.

Maybe it also has the power to heal Joe's paralysis.

Don't worry, you won't get far.

Number eight Stewie is a former dictator.

Stewie is obviously very aggressive in the early seasons and dictatorial in his machinations.

Excellent.

The mind control device is nearing completion.

Still, we I said, No toys at the table.

Daniel.

Vile woman.

You've impeded my work since the day I escaped from your wretched womb.

The reason for this behavior could be that Stewie is a former dictator who's either been de aged through magic or reincarnated as a baby.

Dear diary, it seems the domestic overseers are plotting against me.

Their plans somehow relate to the anniversary of my escape from the womb.

I'm still haunted by the memories of how I came to be incarcerated in that amniotic Attica.

This could explain why.

Still, he's so smart in ahead of his age how we can talk and why he has a British accent.

All right, men.

The man in white is coming to put me back in the room today.

He comes for me.

But tomorrow it could be you or you.

Maybe he's the reincarnated spirit of Oliver Cromwell or something.

It also helps explain how Stewie has calmed down throughout the seasons.

As time has passed, he has forgotten his dictatorial ways and simply embraced being a child this way.

My time to go.

I gotta go home now.

I'm glad I met you, stoolie.

You're neat.

Bye bye, Osem Number seven duh!

Boom is Cannon season Tuesday Boom is obviously not cannon after all.

Why, to Kate destroys the world via a nuclear holocaust.

Stoolie turns into a tentacled creature in the ending reveals that it was all a dream of Dallas is Pam Ewing.

Oh, Bobby, I just had the weirdest dream.

I dreamt I saw the strangest episode of Family guy and there was a giant chicken and story was octopus.

Hey, come on, now.

It's all right.

Everything's gonna be okay.

What's family guy?

But what if it is?

What if the boom was the official ending of the family guy story and all the following episodes Air just delusions concocted by the traumatized family paid up.

We've gotta find some food.

Oh my God, Look, it's Natick.

This'll could explain the shows, declining quality and wildly different tone, as the characters are slowly losing sight of their past realities and veering further and further into imagination.

But when I saw the movie, it looked like Audrey Hepburn not only didn't have breakfast activities, she hadn't eaten anything in a year.

It could also help explain why the characters never age.

Talk about depressing number six.

Family Guy is a fictional show within the American dad universe.

There is a reason Family Guy is so outlandish.

It's a fictional TV show.

Well, yeah, but we mean it's a fictional TV show.

Within the fictional TV show, there are a few hints scattered across the Siri's.

The obvious one is the episode inside Family Guy, which takes the form of a behind the scenes featurette about the making of the show.

Certainly not easy being a family that also happens to star in a sitcom together.

There's also the fact that Brian and Stewie travel back to the pilot and comment on its crude animation quality.

You I remember this, Peters.

I did that weird, creepy thing where it went over his news.

Come on, you're worrying about nothing.

Oh, remember when you got drunk off the communion wine at church?

Yeah, you grows.

Look at that.

Not to mention Stan's specifically mentions Brian and American dad, calling him his number one favorite fictional dog Free Old Yeller to Lassie.

On the number one dog on my fictitious dog list is Brian Griffin.

Uh, do I know you?

So in his Family Guy, a fictional show within the American dad universe, all signs point to Yes, Number five.

We see through the eyes of Stewie.

It's easy to do the whole.

This show takes place within a character's head theory, but this one actually has some merit.

Fairy posits that the events of Family Guy are merely Stewie's perception of the world.

Peter and Chris act goofy and childish towards Dewey, so Stewie thinks they're stupid buffoons.

Nice sunburn.

God knew hoses us.

Louis is the strict disciplinarian.

So Stewie sees her as shrewd and humorless.

Oh, my God.

Look, It's still way, Peter.

You took him out without any sunscreen.

Maybe.

You know, the sun is dangerous for a baby skin.

Meg is an older teenager and often fights with her parents.

So Stewie thinks they all hate interviews her?

My God, you're condescending.

I'm making a legitimate point about how poorly this family treats.

May Ryan, you can't say this family doesn't treat me like crap.

And Brian doesn't actually talk.

That would be ridiculous.

No.

His barks and whimpers air simply constructed as human speech in Stewie's mind, just like his nonsensical baby noises, Some friends become enemies.

Some enemies become friends at the end.

You're a main character is a richer for the experience.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, you got that.

You deserve some time off Number four.

Meg is Stewie's biological mother.

One popular theory floating around the Internet is that Meg is actually Stewie's biological mother.

I am not letting you out of my sight again.

According to the theory, Meg became pregnant at a very young age after sleeping with an ex boyfriend in both Lois and Brian helped cover up the pregnancy.

Welcome to flap, Ese, why don't you have a seat next to my little baby?

Who's Debbie?

Dad doesn't pay child support hot.

Why?

We don't know.

Maybe to spare Meg the embarrassment and shame.

Being a single mother is hard, but the real challenge is having a baby that's addicted to crack rights doing or despair.

Meg's boyfriend who would have been subjected to Peter's Raft.

This theory is seemingly legitimized in partial terms of endearment.

When Lois outright states that made gave birth to Stewie, this kind of crude jokes should have elicited a response for Meg, but she doesn't say anything about it.

Could this be because Lois was actually telling the truth?

Come on, Meg.

It was hot enough on your body when you gave.

But the still we what?

I'm just jokin.

Oh, no, cu number three Ryan writes Family guy.

We all know that Brian's a writer.

This is why nobody bought my damn book.

You know, this is what they want.

The secret chicken soup for the soul, the purpose driven life.

I tell you, I could crap one of those things out in the night.

So what if he writes family guy as an exaggerated version of his real family.

This could help explain the rampant Flannery ization in general wackiness.

He began writing relatively down to earth stories.

But when these didn't sell, he made them or exaggerated and outlandish to help encourage sales.

Yeah, we're walking in now.

Natural Tom Tucker knows.

He has 20 minutes, and he is to only talk about the book.

No personal questions.