10 Funniest Characters On Family Guy, Ranked
Family Guy is one of the most iconic animated sitcoms around and has been going on for decades. Let's take a look back at the show's funniest characters.
Meg Griffin, voiced by Lacey Chabert and later Mila Kunis, started as a typical teenage girl on Family Guy before becoming the family's punching bag. However, in recent seasons, she has emerged as the show's wild card, delivering some of the funniest lines. Her versatility as a character allows her to be the voice of reason or take things too far, always providing comedic highlights. Despite her cruel sense of humor, Meg's jokes are consistently entertaining and contribute to the show's humor.
Lois Griffin, voiced by Alex Borstein, hailing from a wealthy family, often finds herself in hilarious situations due to her father's wealth. Peter often pretends to be in control of the fortune but is secretly a pawn in the family dynamics. Carter Pewterschmidt, Lois' father, voiced by Seth MacFarlane, is the epitome of a wealthy and entitled character. Despite his immense power, he behaves like a petulant child and often acts like a real-world billionaire. Their comedic dynamic is enjoyable, and they make a great duo.
Dr. Hartman, voiced by Seth MacFarlane, is another hilarious character on Family Guy. He is often used as a king of misdirection in his early appearances. He provides absurd and unexpected humor by saying one thing and revealing something else entirely. Over time, Dr. Hartman has transformed into a simple but effective source of comedy due to his incompetence as a doctor. His voice is similar to Carter Pewterschmidt's, adding to his comedic appeal.
Chris Griffin, voiced by Seth Green, has undergone numerous transformations throughout the years. Initially, he was a normal teenage boy with an art passion. However, the writers later shifted his focus to be more like Peter Griffin. Chris tends to be more involved with masturbation jokes now, but his early seasons were more profound and showcased moments of wit. His voice was initially deeper and slower, but it has since changed to high-pitched, allowing for more snappy jokes and comebacks.
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