Who is meg on family guy

Like everyone else, Kevin continuously ignores Meg during her many attempts to get his attention. In one of those attempts, Meg offhandedly mentions that she cannot taste the flavor of salt.

It's just one more reason why being Meg Griffin is the absolute worst. Meg might be the most unpopular kid in high school her own brother isn't even her friend , but that doesn't mean she hasn't had her fair share of suitors over the years. Meg has racked up quite the list of bachelors she's been romantically involved with, some more shocking than others. After Neil, Meg has hooked up with various guys and gals, including Jimmy Fallon, Jerome the bartender, a jailhouse prisoner, a nudist, her female classmate Sarah, and even the family dog, Brian.

Admittedly, there isn't a whole lot of talent in the Griffin household. While Chris may be a gifted artist, Peter's only notable skills are eating, farting, and drinking enough Pawtucket Ales to kill an elephant. Although the apple doesn't fall far from the tree regarding the many talents of Meg Griffin, she's not without a couple of hidden skills. The only problem: Meg's one talent is making realistic bird calls. At first, Peter is ecstatic that Meg can call pigeons to her, but it quickly changes when Meg makes a huge avian mistake.

After making one of her calls, Big Bird himself makes his trek to confront Peter and Meg. After Meg embarrassingly says she didn't mean to call Big Bird, the Sesame Street mascot cusses her out, and closes the discussion by spitting on her face.

It's frequently mentioned in Family Guy mostly by Peter that Meg doesn't have the most attractive features. In fact, Meg goes through her life with most people mistaking her for a guy.

It eventually gets the better of Meg, who has a sex change as an adult and changes her name to Ron Griffin. We get to see what happens to all the Griffin children, including Meg who after a year of college decides to get a sex change operation and change her name to "Ron. After Stewie makes the connection, Meg announces that she needs to go buy a razor to shave her beard, to which Peter responds, " Okay, we get it Ron.

You're a guy. Besides her birdcalls, Meg has a few other hidden talents hidden up her sleeve. During the many years on Family Guy , Meg has been seen playing various musical instruments, and actually being quite good at them. Judging from the way Peter sings, we're guessing that Meg got her musical talent from her Lois. Over various other episodes, Meg has been shown to be musically gifted with the trombone, drums, and even saxophone. During the Simpsons crossover episode, Meg takes a crack at playing Lisa's sax and proves to be wonderful at it.

However, unlike Lisa and Homer, Meg's gifts are not encouraged by Peter, who congratulates his daughter by throwing her new instrument into the trash.

Family Guy has had its fair share of one-liners over the years. From " Giggity, giggity, giggity ," to " What the deuce? However, there is one that fans have quoted more than everything else, and Meg is directly responsible for it. During the many times Meg has killed a joke, made an uncalled-for comment, or has just been randomly ridiculed, Peter or someone else has uttered the famous three words: " Shut up, Meg.

The line has become one of Family Guy 's most popular catch phrases, and Mila Kunis herself has said that it's the thing that random fans have shouted at her the most while walking down the street. In fact, Macfarlane is such a big fan of a galaxy far, far away that he's made three parody episodes that recreate the events of A New Hope , The Empire Strikes Back , and Return of the Jedi.

You might remember that Meg pops up in Blue Harvest as the dianoga, the monster inside the trash compactor. In Something, Something, Something Dark Side , Meg shows up briefly as the slug monster, complains about her bit part, and is then told to shut up by Han Solo.

Meg is often on the receiving end of cruel jokes and bullying from her family, which only seems to get worse with each passing season. Kunis is technically the third actress to voice the character.

Cree Summer Voltron: Legendary Defender was originally cast in season 1 and began recording work, but was later replaced, with Lacey Chabert Mean Girls taking over Meg for the first season.

Following Chabert's departure from Family Guy, Kunis inherited the role, starting from the third episode of season 2, "Da Boom.

When it comes to the reasons Lacey Chabert departed the series, there's no real drama involved. Chabert was still in school when she worked on Family Guy season 1, so between studying and shooting TV series Party Of Five , she decided to drop out of Family Guy to focus her attention elsewhere.

Seth MacFarlane has also confirmed there was no tension and her exit was completely amicable. However, in " Dial Meg for Murder ", he showed that he really cared her when he wrote an a very sentimental article on her and helping her come to her senses when she was on a wild streak after being released from prison. However, in " Quagmire's Dad ", despite her being the only one to show genuine concern for his trip, he harshly brushes her off, even though only moments ago, he complained that no one cared about his trip.

In " Screwed the Pooch ", her grandmother says that she will give Meg a coupon for liposuction in her stocking. There apparently also exists a double standard against Meg which further underscores the mistreatment she suffers at the hands of the people around her.

In " Model Misbehavior ", when Lois starts a modeling career, Meg claims that she will pleasure herself to Lois' pictures; even though Chris said exactly the same thing, Peter only snaps at Meg and forces her out of the house.

In " Airport '07 ", Peter then hypocritically threatens to have sex with her that she won't remember until she's forty. In " Big Man on Hippocampus ", Peter loses his memory and has reacquainted himself with the pleasures of sex, Lois tells him that it is inappropriate to have sex with his own children; in response, Meg attempts an incest joke for which she is lambasted by her family then kicked and pushed out of the room by Chris.

Later that year in " Partial Terms of Endearment ", Lois tells a joke that implies that it was Meg that gave birth to Stewie, and apart from a shocked reaction from the latter, Lois receives no such violent reaction.

The neighbors also openly dislike Meg. Joe encouraged Lois to keep him from falling down a giant sewer pipe in " Breaking Out is Hard to Do " by telling her "pretend I'm your child"; when Lois' grip slips a little, Joe yells "Not Meg!

Not Meg! Quagmire attempts to act on a sexual attraction to Meg in " Quagmire and Meg " despite being nearly three times her age. In " Dial Meg for Murder " after returning from prison Meg finally took out her pent up anger for all of the abuse she's took over the years out the family, namely Peter by severely beating him up and proverbially taking his place as head of the household and abusing him in the shower, she also used bits of Lois' shirts as toilet paper for her 'poop bucket', everyone soon became terrified of her, and when she heard Brian calling her a freak, they all passed the blame to Stewie who she made himself and Peter punch him.

In " Seahorse Seashell Party ", Meg stands up to the abuse she receives from her family, and harshly criticizes Chris for being a bad brother, and Lois and Peter for being bad parents. This leads to them turning their abusive criticisms on each other. Meg comes to the conclusion that she serves as a "lightning rod" that absorbs the family's dysfunction, and apologizes for her comments. The situation then returns to normal.

Meg is relatively unremarkable in appearance, sporting shoulder-length brown hair, visually short arms, lack of curves and nearly always wearing a beanie-like hat. Most characters on the show always consider her grotesque. She wears the cap under her yellow top hat in the show's opening dance number. She has been seen without her hat on in a handful of episodes for extremely small periods of time.

However, in " Untitled Griffin Family History ", she is seen without her hat on, as she is in pajamas for most of it. She appears to have inherited the shape of her nose and head from her mother, and her brown hair and myopia from her father. In " A Picture's Worth a Thousand Bucks ", an employee at a carnival guesses her weight as being "a lot". There are several comments aimed at her weight in various episodes, though her girth may be due to her height, as she is the same weight as her mother, making her approximate weight pounds.

In " Don't Make Me Over ", Stewie has a disturbing thought picturing Meg in low-rider jeans, which shows Meg striking a pose which her belly is exposed up to an inch or two above the belly button, which the fat in her stomach hangs over her waist, resembling a muffin top. Stewie proceeds to beat the thought bubble with a rolling pin.

In " Barely Legal ", she says she has to buy a new dress to go to the prom with Brian because all her dresses makes her look fat, implying that she is actually fat, not just because of the dresses.

Her plain look is often a topic of humor for the show; characters on the show act as though she were horrifically ugly. In " Mr. Griffin Goes to Washington ", a very ugly girl is hired to stand next to Meg so she will look better by comparison.

In " Don't Make Me Over ", two people drench themselves in gasoline, set themselves on fire, and throw themselves out a window screaming in horror after simply looking at Meg. In another episode , a young man fired a nail gun into his own stomach in order to avoid a date with her. Also, in " Barely Legal ", Meg's "backup" date, Jimmy , says he has to attend his little brother's funeral after briefly closing his front door and promptly shooting his little brother.

Her "ugliness" may also be a source of her unpopularity. Meg is often mistaken for a boy such as when she asked Craig Hoffman to go out on a date with her in " Don't Make Me Over ". There was also when Meg was held hostage by three burglars who mistook her for a boy in " Untitled Griffin Family History ".

Later in that episode she asked one of the robbers if they were going to "have their way" with her. They refused, disgusted by her appearance and she got angry, shouting at them to have sex with her and insisting she was 'pretty'. They then filed a sexual harassment suit against her, which went ignored by Peter, who thought she was going to a dance, leading to her arrest. In " Quagmire's Dad ", Ida Quagmire believed that Meg also got a sex change operation to become a girl like he did.

In " Prick Up Your Ears ", Meg took an abstinence vow with her new boyfriend up until the end of the episode, where after seeing her nude, he dumped her. Another brief boyfriend of hers, nudist Jeff Campbell had no objections to her looks at all.

In " Long John Peter ", Chris lifts Meg's top up, exposing her bra, as a means to make Brian throw up as an excuse to take him to the vet. Also, her appearance is displayed as ugly in alternate dimensions, where even her sexy version was still considered ugly by the dimensions standards in " Road to the Multiverse ". Meg received a makeover in " Don't Make Me Over ", drastically increasing her sexual appeal in the eyes of characters in the show after several people in the episode covered themselves in petrol and burned themselves.

It was during this brief period when Meg, a popular singer at the time, lost her virginity to Saturday Night Live comedian Jimmy Fallon as part of an elaborate cold open sketch. In " Quagmire and Meg ", Meg rarely has eyebrows when she is seen without her glasses. Meg desperately tries to be part of the cool crowd, and is coldly rebuffed.

Eager for acceptance, she is shown in two stories unwittingly recruited by a religious cult, and accepting a mistaken invitation to join her school's Lesbian Alliance. It has also been shown that when she actually gets into a dating position, she forms a mentally unstable grasp onto that person.

She will also go to great lengths such as kidnapping, forcing sex, and living in denial of break-ups or other activities. She will also try desperately to get sex in some cases; for example in " Untitled Griffin Family History ", she asked a group of robbers breaking into the house to rape her, much to their disgust, to the point where they charged her with sexual harassment and got her arrested. However, in some episodes Meg is depicted with her friends in a slumber party, and gossiping about boys; in later episodes these girls are characterized as dateless losers like Meg.