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I'm not sure which specific 'novel' in 'Family Guy' you're referring to. There are many storylines in the show that could involve a novel in some way. Maybe it's a novel that one of the characters is writing, like Brian. If that's the case, it could be going well or full of comical mishaps, as is typical in 'Family Guy'!

It's quite interesting. The novel brings a new perspective to the 'Family Guy' universe with engaging storylines and character developments.

The show often makes nods to 70s science fiction in its visual and story elements. The character designs might resemble those of 70s sci - fi characters, with the big hair and funky outfits. In terms of story, it could be something like the family getting involved in a time - travel plot similar to what was seen in some 70s shows. They would use the time - travel device in a really silly way, like going back in time to see the first moon landing and accidentally changing history so that the moon is made of cheese. This not only pays homage to the 70s sci - fi genre but also creates a unique and humorous story for the show.

Peter's stories can be really out there. One story could be about his experiences in the neighborhood. He might talk about his interactions with the neighbors, like Quagmire and Cleveland. There could be a story about a neighborhood party where Peter got into some sort of comical trouble.

I don't think I've heard of an episode specifically titled 'Family Guy Canadian Horror Story'. However, Family Guy often does episodes that involve travel and horror - like elements, so it's possible that it could be a fan - named or proposed episode idea rather than an official one.

The official Family Guy plotlines do not typically include explicit sex stories. It is a satirical animated show that focuses on family life, pop - culture references, and comical situations. While there may be some adult - oriented humor, it doesn't revolve around sex stories in a direct way.

I don't have the latest scoop on the 'novel' in 'Family Guy'. It could be at a standstill if the character writing it got distracted by all the crazy antics in Quahog. You know how it is in the show, there's always something wild going on to pull the characters away from their tasks.

Well, Brian's novel in Family Guy often reflects his character. It could be about his experiences as a talking dog in a human - dominated world. Maybe it contains his thoughts on politics, culture, and the strange family he lives with. Since Family Guy is known for its parodies and out - there storylines, his novel might also be a mash - up of different genres and ideas.

I have no idea off the top of my head. It could be something unique and related to the show's humor and themes. You could try searching online or asking other dedicated Family Guy fans.

No, 'Family Guy' is not appropriate for all ages. Although the show itself has adult humor and themes, the idea of sex fanfic related to it is a sign that it contains content that is not suitable for children or those who are sensitive to such adult - related topics.