Fox have released the plot description for the April 11 episode, “Gone With The Wind”.

When Cleveland is diagnosed with high cholesterol, Donna puts him on a new high-fiber diet, which causes an intestinal backlash. It may stink up the place, but Cleveland quickly realizes his gas might score him a few points in the Broken Stool’s karaoke contest. Meanwhile, Quagmire pays a visit to Stoolbend to deliver Cleveland some upsetting news

Fox have released the plot description for the April 11 episode, “April In Quahog”.

When the local news announces that the Earth will be destroyed by a black hole in 24 hours, everyone in Quahog goes nuts trying to live out their last day.

The episode will feature crossovers with Stan and Francine of “American Dad” and Hank Hill of “King Of The Hill”, and well as a guest voice over by Anne Hathaway.

Today marks 2 weeks since we launched our Family Guy Figurine Contest in association with Licensed Collectables, which means it’s time to announce the winners of the collective $170 prize.

Entrants had to tell us what makes them the craziest Family Guy fan. Below are the winners, along with their winning responses:

1st Place ($100 voucher): I’m the craziest Family Guy fan because Family guy has inspired me to major in Media Arts and Animation at the Art Institute of Seattle – MacFarlanefan92

2nd Place ($50 voucher): Staff have asked ME to fact check for them. – Buckimion

3rd Place ($20 voucher): Im crazy/dedicated enough that I was in top 15 for the save family guy petition back in 2002, plus i regularly update the wikis. – Grande13

Honorable mentions:
In 2008 I went all the way to New York to see Family Guy Sings. I met Seth MacFarlane in August. He signed my shirt.- Tyrant_Virus

I’m writing a Family Guy spinoff, I know what plot goes with which title, and I draw Stewies! – SethMacFan

Congratulations to the winners, all of which will be contacted shortly.

Firefox has released an updated version of their web browser and allows users to theme their browser with over 30,000 different navigation bar ‘personas’ including 14 themed Family Guy personas. Check out the selection here.

As part of the Cartoon Network Hall of Fame series, Johnny Bravo: Season One will be released this June in the US, with all thirteen episodes featuring commentary from Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane.

The two disc DVD will be released June 15, and as well as containing the 13 episodes, will also feature a series documentary “Bringin’ up Bravo” and audio commentary with Van Partible (creator), Jeff Bennett (Bravo’s voice) and Seth MacFarlane who wrote and illustrated the series. Another special feature is “Seth MacFarlane Audio Track” – a temp track by Seth.

The season also features guest appearances from Scooby-Doo and the Mystery Gang, Farrah Fawcett, Adam West and Donny Osmond.

Despite being the 3rd least-watched episode of the season ahead of “Dial Meg For Murder” and “Extra Large Medium”, Stewie’s outing on Jolly Farm Review USA with the premiere of “Go, Stewie, Go!” still managed to surpass a new The Simpsons, with 6.72 million tuning in. Strangely for The Simpsons, a new episode at 8 was only watched by 5.23 million, whereas a repeat in The Cleveland Show’s usual slot at 8:30 was watched by more, with 5.36.

The pilot for Fox’s new live action sitcom Sons of Tucson aired in American Dad’s previous slot at 9:30 to poor ratings of just 4.51 million. Perhaps American Dad will return from it’s current hiatus sooner than we think?

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250 images from Sunday, March 14th’s US premiere of “Go, Stewie, Go!” have been added to our framegrabs section. We now have 110 episodes of Family Guy framegrabbed, with a total of nearly 20,000 images.

Stewie pulls a “Tootsie” in order to star in the American version of Jolly Farm Review. Meanwhile, Peter makes Lois feel bad about her age, and she gets a bit jealous of Meg’s new boyfriend.

Catch “Go, Stewie, Go!” at 9:00pm tonight on Fox.

FOX has released 5 images for the April 11th episode of The Cleveland Show “Gone With the Wind”. “Once Upon a Tyne in New York” has been moved to March 21st and “The Brown Knight” to March 28th, dropping “Ship’rect” back to an unspecified date.

At a karaoke contest at the Stool, Cleveland accidentally farts and reveals that it has been a problem for a long time.

It’s the Apocalypse in Sunday April 11th’s “April in Quahog”; the episode features a crossover with Stan and Francine of American Dad.

The episode also guest stars Anne Hathaway.