The Hilarious Times Family Guy Made Fun of Disney

If there's one show that doesn't hold back when it comes to poking fun at pop culture, it's "Family Guy." And what better target for their irreverent humor than the beloved Disney empire? From iconic characters to classic films, "Family Guy" has taken every opportunity to deliver gut-busting gags and side-splitting spoofs at Disney's expense. So, grab your popcorn and settle in as we count down the top five times "Family Guy" hilariously roasted Disney.

1. When Peter Griffin Became a Disney CEO

In the episode titled "The Splendid Source," Peter Griffin and the gang embark on a journey to discover the source of all dirty jokes. Along the way, they stumble upon the Magical Source, which grants the power to create any joke, no matter how crude. The twist? The Magical Source is located inside Disney's corporate headquarters, and Peter ends up becoming the CEO. From Mickey Mouse being treated like an underpaid intern to Peter messing with Disney's classics like "The Little Mermaid" and "Snow White," the satirical jabs are relentless. 

2. Stewie and Brian's Hilarious Ride at Disney World

"Family Guy" didn't hold back in the episode aptly titled "Stewie and Brian's Excellent Adventure." The duo's trip to Disney World takes a hilarious turn when they hijack the park's iconic "It's a Small World" ride. What follows is a tongue-in-cheek musical number that parodies not only the ride itself but also the overly cheerful and repetitive nature of Disney's classic attractions. As Stewie and Brian travel through the ride, they encounter animatronic dolls that start out innocent enough but quickly devolve into absurd and darkly comedic scenarios. 

3. Disney Princesses in "Family Guy" Style

"Family Guy" didn't shy away from taking a jab at the Disney princess phenomenon either. In the episode "Family Guy Viewer Mail #1," the show presents its own unique take on the Disney princesses by reimagining them in the irreverent "Family Guy" style. The result? A raucous and over-the-top musical number that showcases the princesses' less-than-glamorous behind-the-scenes lives. From Cinderella's cleaning obsession to Snow White's unsanitary living conditions, the parody pokes fun at the idealized versions of these beloved characters. 

4. Peter Becomes Robin Hood's Sidekick

In the episode titled "Quagmire's Dad," Peter Griffin's escapades take a historical turn when he becomes the sidekick of none other than Robin Hood. But this isn't your typical Robin Hood – this version of the legendary outlaw is less about stealing from the rich to give to the poor and more about selfish antics. During Peter's time as Robin Hood's sidekick, the duo's hilarious misadventures include Peter's attempts to impress Maid Marian with his "heroic" deeds, which often involve misguided and cringe-worthy attempts at wooing her. The parody not only pokes fun at the classic Robin Hood story but also showcases Peter's knack for getting into outrageous and absurd situations. 

5. The Star Wars Trilogy Homage

While not a direct roast of Disney itself, "Family Guy's" humorous take on the "Star Wars" trilogy is worth a mention. In a series of "Family Guy" specials, the show parodied the original "Star Wars" trilogy, and Disney's acquisition of Lucasfilm only added more fodder for the comedy mill. The specials, collectively known as "Family Guy Presents: Blue Harvest," "Something, Something, Something, Dark Side," and "It's a Trap!" deliver a hilarious blend of "Star Wars" nostalgia and "Family Guy" irreverence. The spoofs reimagine the "Star Wars" saga, with the show's iconic characters taking on the roles of beloved "Star Wars" figures. From Stewie as Darth Vader to Chris as Luke Skywalker, the adaptations offer a hilarious and unexpected mashup of two pop culture giants.