The producers of “Family Guy” teamed up with the Ad Council to create a public service announcement advocating for more people to get Covid-19 vaccines.
Seth MacFarlane and the producers of "Family Guy" have created an original three-minute comedic short designed to educate, entertain and encourage unvaccinated people the globe to feel confident getting vaccinated against Covid-19.The producers of hit Fox animated series"Family Guy" teamed up with the Ad Council to produce a public service announcement that advocates for more people to get Covid-19 vaccines.
In the clip, Peter Griffin and Dr.Hartman discuss the Covid-19 vaccine as Peter sits on the exam table. Infant Stewie then takes over the narrative and teleports with canine Brian into Peter's bloodstream, where the baby explains how vaccines train the body to fight infection. Stewie explains both how both viral vector and mRNA vaccines work to train the body to fight infections, saying this helps the body learn how to fight the disease without ever being exposed to the actual infection.
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