'Family Guy' COVID-19 Video Explains Vaccines In A Way We Can All Understand
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“Think of the vaccine as a large ethnic bouncer, and COVID as the drunk, entitled white kid yelling ‘Do you know who my father is?’” Peter Griffin's doct...
“Family Guy” is taking a shot at convincing COVID-19 vaccine skeptics they have nothing to fear.
The long-running Fox animated sitcom released a short film Tuesday that is intended to “educate, entertain and encourage the millions of unvaccinated citizens around the globe to feel confident getting vaccinated against COVID-19,” according to a network press release.
In the video, Peter Griffin (voiced by series creator Seth MacFarlane) gets some unhelpful “advice” about the vaccine from his physician, Dr. Hartman (MacFarlane again).
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