Perhaps it is safe to say that Stewie Griffin is easily one of the trickiest, most fascinating characters on Family Guy. The one-year-old with the snotty British accent and the perpetual scowl (Simon Cowell, anyone?) has been a personal favorite of mine because his sense of humor, for the most part, had been a lot more, well, cultivated, than the rest of the Quahog residents who, more often than not, just rely on insufferable pop culture references, attempts at political satire, if not blatant toilet humor.
Take, for instance, the time when Stewie appeared on an MTV Video Music Awards. After reading some lines from 50 Cent's “Wanksta,” he looked into the camera, addressed the rapper, and said, "Well, good luck finding the subject and predicate of that run-on sentence! And what the bloody hell does it mean, "we don't go nowhere without toast"?
