No matter where a meme or clip materializes, the internet at large can pinpoint its origins to the Fox series.

The iconic вЂњ Mom, Mommy, MamaвЂќ scene from season 5 is overwhelmingly synonymous with Family Guy. One of the most notable examples is the вЂњChicken Fight,вЂќ which originally premiered in season 2, episode 3, вЂњDa Boom.вЂќ In the intervening years, Family Guy has recast Ernie the Giant Chicken with the likes of Homer Simpson in its season 13 crossoverВ episode,В and Donald Trump in season 17, episode 11, вЂњTrump Guy.вЂќ Every вЂњChicken Fight' iteration is a challenge to one-up the last, and Family Guy consistently fulfills its mission. Thanks to the seriesвЂ™ ubiquitous on-air reruns and availability on streaming services, fans are discovering - and rediscovering - the gags that have attributed to the showвЂ™s animated primetime legacy.ДЇamily Guy writers have repurposed prominent scenes and jokes from years past to admirable levels, including Quagmire and BrianвЂ™s feud. Like вЂњPeanut Butter Jelly TimeвЂќ from Family GuyВ season 4, episode 16, and most recently, the вЂњPregnant Stewie/Rihanna All-the-TimeвЂќ meme based on StewieвЂ™s season 15 pregnancy photoshoot,В the series' track record for delivering qualified GIF and meme material is unmatched. A GIF of theВ вЂњ Mom, Mommy, MamaвЂќ line became an internet mainstay, with snarky kids of all ages making use of the jokeвЂ™s guaranteed delivery, and tired moms identifying with its relatable sentiment. Recycling classic dialogue into running gags is ever-present in the showвЂ™s DNA and frequently repositions Family Guy in front of new audiences. With a backlog of material to draw from, the showвЂ™s popularity has remained steady since its 1999 premiere (despite alleged plagiarism of The Simpsons). LoisвЂ™s frustration boils over and she yells, вЂњ What?вЂќ at an unaffected Stewie, who gleefully replies, вЂњ HiвЂќ and runs away giggling.ДЇamily GuyвЂ™s affinity for pop culture references, social commentary, and toilet humor has made it a viral internet staple. Stewie enters and begins a plea for attention by repeating variations of LoisвЂ™sВ role over and over - ' Mom, Mommy, Mama.'В - for half a minute. StewieвЂ™s incessant attention wears Lois down, though, and she momentarily lays next to Peter complaining about StewieвЂ™s codependence. Surprisingly, in the episode, Stewie treats his mother with the adulation typical of a normal toddler,В hisВ newfound love forВ Lois quickly developing when she repairsВ his treasured stuffed bear, Rupert, after a dog attack in the park. The season 5 premiere, вЂњStewie Loves Lois,вЂќ breaks downВ his typical animosity toward her, giving way to a relatableВ mother-son joke.

In fact, Lois is one of StewieвЂ™s best rivals. Stewie Griffin has always entertained homicidal tendencies toward his mother, Lois, since the seriesвЂ™ pilot episode in 1999. More recently,В the show reintroduced that iconic line, proving its endurance. Family Guyrevisited one of the show's most iconic lines in a perfect callback for longtime viewers.В Seth MacFarlane's showВ has become a force in animated comedy over its 20-season run, introducing now-famous characters and tons of memorable quotes,В including вЂњ Mom, Mommy, Mama.вЂќ from Family GuyВ season 5, episode 1, which aired in 2006.

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