
Family Guy: Season 9
2010 · 18 episodes · ★ 6.8
What Season 9 of Family Guy
The season opens with an hour-long episode in the style of Agatha Christie. The Griffins and other Quahog neighbors spend a weekend at a huge mansion, where they must solve a mystery and figure out who the culprit is. After that, the series splits into standalone stories. Peter gets hooked on Red Bull and ends up needing a kidney transplant, while Lois makes her boxing debut and Brian tries to publish a book with Stewie's help. Brian also wants to sabotage a Rush Limbaugh book signing for political reasons. Chris and Meg have their own storylines, and Meg keeps enduring the usual mockery. The conflicts arise from the excesses and whims of each family member.
Season 9 Episodes

9x01 And Then There Were Fewer
In this murder mystery special, The Griffins as well as all the other major characters become trapped in a mansion while they are killed off one by one.
Directing: Dominic Polcino · Writing: Cherry Chevapravatdumrong · Starring: Patrick Warburton, Ashley French, Drew Barrymore, James Woods

9x02 Excellence in Broadcasting
Brian decides to confront Rush Limbaugh when he comes to Quahog for a book signing.
Directing: John Holmquist · Writing: Patrick Meighan · Starring: Rainn Wilson, Shelley Long, Rush Limbaugh, Nana Visitor

9x03 Welcome Back Carter
After Peter catches Carter having an affair, he is forced into keeping a secret. But when Peter accidentally spills the beans, Lois' mom demands a divorce, and Peter is in charge of Carter's return to bachelorhood.
Directing: Cyndi Tang · Writing: Wellesley Wild · Starring: Christine Lakin, Max Burkholder, Rachael MacFarlane

9x04 Halloween on Spooner Street
Peter and Joe team up to execute a series of painful and humiliating Halloween pranks on unsuspecting family, friends and neighbors.While Brian shows Stewie the ropes of trick-or-treating, Meg sets out to attend her first high school Halloween party with high hopes for the evening.
Directing: Jerry Langford · Writing: Andrew Goldberg · Starring: Natasha Melnick, Lisa Wilhoit, Patrick Stewart, Nana Visitor

9x05 Baby, You Knock Me Out
After Lois dominates her competition in the boxing ring, Peter decides to become her promoter.
Directing: Julius Wu · Writing: Alex Carter · Starring: Mike Henry, Patrick Warburton, Luke Adams, Adam West

9x06 Brian Writes a Bestseller
Feeling discouraged with the progress of his writing career, Brian decides to throw in the towel until Stewie become his manager and one of his books hits the bestseller list. But when the fame goes to his head, Brian gets a wake-up call from Bill Maher.
Directing: Joseph Lee · Writing: Gary Janetti · Starring: Arianna Huffington, Dana Gould, Bill Maher, Adam West

9x07 Road to the North Pole Mid-Season Finale
Stewie's favorite thing after his teddy bear, Rupert, is Christmas. So when he hears that Santa is making an appearance at the mall, he begs Brian to take him so that he can tell Santa in person what he wants for Christmas. Brian begrudgingly takes Stewie to the mall, only to get the brush-off from Santa. As a result, Stewie and Brian travel to the North Pole to find Santa and teach him a lesson in holiday cheer.
Directing: Greg Colton · Writing: Chris Sheridan · Starring: Patrick Warburton, David Boreanaz, Will Ryan, Drew Barrymore

9x08 New Kidney in Town
Peter needs a new kidney after his energy-drink addiction causes renal failure. Meanwhile, Chris is chosen to introduce United States President Barack Obama at his school after winning an essay contest. Trouble is, Meg wrote the essay.
Directing: Pete Michels · Writing: Matt Harrigan, Dave Willis · Starring: Patrick Warburton, Drew Carey, Yvette Nicole Brown, Christine Lakin

9x09 And I'm Joyce Kinney
Lois is outraged when local news anchor Joyce Kinney airs a negative profile on her.
Directing: Dominic Bianchi · Writing: Alec Sulkin · Starring: Kirker Butler, Helen Reddy, Colin Ford, Christine Lakin

9x10 Friends of Peter G.
Brian and Peter are required to attend a 12-step program to deal with their drinking problems; Death gives Peter a glimpse of what life would be like without alcohol.
Directing: John Holmquist · Writing: Brian Scully · Starring: Laura Vandervoort, Adam Carolla, Jessica Stroup, Chris Cox

9x11 German Guy
Chris's search for a new hobby leads him to befriend a puppeteer named Franz, until his checkered past is revealed.
Directing: Cyndi Tang · Writing: Patrick Meighan · Starring: Alan Tudyk, Ralph Garman

9x12 The Hand That Rocks the Wheelchair
Meg is enlisted to check in on Susie and Joe while Bonnie is away but she soon becomes a little too involved. Meanwhile, Stewie accidentally creates an evil twin.
Directing: Brian Iles · Writing: Tom Devanney · Starring: Patrick Stewart, Colin Ford, Dee Bradley Baker, Jennifer Tilly

9x13 Trading Places
Chris, Meg, Peter and Lois all trade places to teach each other a lesson.
Directing: Joseph Lee · Writing: Steve Callaghan · Starring: Nina Dobrev, Lisa Wilhoit, Laura Vandervoort, Carrie Fisher

9x14 Tiegs for Two
When the local dry cleaner loses Peter's favorite white shirt, he goes ballistic. Meanwhile, Brian tries to score on a date with a new friend, Denise, but ends up striking out. Instead of calling it quits on love, he decides to enlist Quagmire's help, but things get nasty when they start to compete for the affections of each other's old flames, Cheryl Tiegs and Jillian Russell.
Directing: Jerry Langford · Writing: John Viener · Starring: Cheryl Tiegs, Jessica Stroup, Robert Wu

9x15 Brothers & Sisters
When Mayor West marries Lois' sister, Carol, they move into the Griffin's house to be one big "happy" family. To make room for everyone, Stewie is bumped out of his room and takes over Chris' room, but not everyone is annoyed by the change. Peter and Mayor West bond and become best friends.
Directing: Julius Wu · Writing: Alex Carter · Starring: Julie Hagerty, Michael Gross, Robert Loggia, Meredith Baxter

9x16 The Big Bang Theory
Stewie and Brian go back in time to stop Bertram from killing Leonardo da Vinci in order to erase Stewie from the universe.
Directing: Dominic Polcino · Writing: David A. Goodman · Starring: Wallace Shawn, Joe Flaherty

9x17 Foreign Affairs
Bonnie and Lois take a little trip to Paris where Bonnie crosses the line.
Directing: Pete Michels · Writing: Anthony Blasucci, Mike Desilets · Starring: Jennifer Tilly

9x18 It's a Trap! Season Finale
Peter retells the story of Return of the Jedi.
Directing: Peter Shin · Writing: David A. Goodman, Cherry Chevapravatdumrong · Starring: Michael Dorn, Conway Twitty, Mary Hart, Anne Hathaway
Season 9 Cast
Christine LakinJoyce Kinney (voice)5 episodes
Patrick WarburtonJoe Swanson (voice)4 episodes
Rachael MacFarlanePaula's Friend #2 (voice)4 episodes
H. Jon BenjaminCarl as Yoda (voice)4 episodes
Colin Ford(voice)3 episodes
Chris CoxAA Member (voice)3 episodes
Ralph GarmanVarious (voice)3 episodes
Lisa WilhoitConnie D'Amico (voice)2 episodes
Bruce McGillSanta Claus (voice)2 episodes
Max BurkholderChild #1 (voice)2 episodesAll Seasons
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Season 162017 · 20 ep. · ★ 6.6
Season 172018 · 20 ep. · ★ 6.4
Season 182019 · 20 ep. · ★ 6.0
Season 192020 · 20 ep. · ★ 6.3
Season 202021 · 20 ep. · ★ 6.0
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Season 222023 · 15 ep. · ★ 7.3
Season 232025 · 18 ep. · ★ 6.9
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Frequently Asked Questions
How Many Episodes Are in Family Guy Season 9?
Family Guy Season 9 has 18 episodes.
When Did Family Guy Season 9 Premiere?
Premiered on September 26, 2010.
Where to Watch Family Guy Season 9?
In Spain, on Disney Plus.
What is the best episode of Season 9?
According to the audience rating on TMDB, episode 9x01, "And Then There Were Fewer", with a 8.0.






























