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Lois Patrice Griffin (née Pewterschmidt) is the secondary main character of the hit sit-com, Family Guy. She appeared in the Drawn Together episode The Lemon-AIDS Walk. She is voiced by Alex Borstein. Lois Patrice Griffin (née Pewterschmidt) is the wife of Peter Griffin and mother of Meg, Chris, and Stewie Griffin. She lives in The Griffin House on 123, Spooner Street in Quahog, Rhode Island. Performer(s) Appeared in Lois Patrice Griffin (née Pewterschmidt) is the wife of Peter Griffin and mother of Meg, Chris and Stewie Griffin. Lois lives at 31 Spooner Street with her family and also Brian, the anthropomorphic family dog. In the first Christmas special, Lois is full of Christmas spirits when she sees the star on the town's Christmas tree and think about the joy and wonders until Meg points they're "out of paper towels", Lois gets enraged and goes to the Christmas tree to remove the star and believes it "lie" to her. However, Peter hosts the Christmas pageant while Stewie as the Baby Savior to calm Lois down. After Lois sees Stewie is performing, she went back to normal and return the star. Joe shoot her with a elephant bullet tart to tranquilize her. At the Christmas morning, Lois è la moglie di Peter e la madre di Chris, Meg e Stewie. In "Homerland comparein onore dei 25 anni della famiglia Simpson durante i titoli di coda. In "The Simpsons Guy", lei e la sua famiglia finiscono a Springfield, lì fanno amicizia con la famiglia Simpson. Categoria:I Griffin Categoria:Ex Antagonisti Categoria:Personaggi Buoni Categoria:Personaggi Categoria:Eroi Lois Griffin née Pewterschmidt is Peter's sandwich-nosed wife and daughter of the extremely wealthy Pewterschmidts. The entire Griffin Family appear to cut a scene away from Lester using the 'N' word in "Once Upon a Tyne in New York". Cleveland has in his videotape collection one marked "Lois Sunbathing" in "The Essence of Cleveland". She is also mentioned in "BFFs". Lois is voiced by Alex Borstein. Lois Patrice Pewterschmidt-Griffin is the deuteragonist of the show Family Guy. She is the beautiful and sexy wife of Peter Griffin and mother of Meg, Chris and Stewie Griffin. Lois lives at 31 Spooner Street with her family and also Brian, the anthropomorphic family dog. In The Real Live Griffins, she is portrayed by Fran Drescher. Lois is voiced by Alex Borstein. At the time series creator Seth MacFarlane approached her for a role on the show, she was doing a live stage show in Los Angeles, playing a redhead mother in a sketch. The voice style was modeled after one of her cousins' voice. Lois Patrice Griffin is the wife of Peter Griffin and mother of Meg, Chris and Stewie Griffin. Lois lives at 31 Spoon Street with her family. Lois Griffin (born June 29 1969) is the secondary character of Family Guy. She is a wife of Peter Griffin and the mother of Meg, Chris and Stewie Griffin. Appearance Lois wears a green button-up shirt (Cyan for some occasions for websites, games and artwork), light brown trousers, magenta slippers, she has paled skin and ginger colored hair, her eye color is confirmed to be green. Born into the wealthy Pewterschmidt family around 1960, Lois met Peter while he was a towel boy at the family country club. Lois fell in love with him because she found his lower-class, easy-going silliness more appealing than the stuffy, uptight suitors in her social circle. Lois was crowned Miss Teen Rhode Island and wanted to pursue a modeling career, but her father thought that was beneath the dignity of the family. Lois Patrice Pewterschmidt-Griffin (born 1956) is the deuteragonist in the FOX animated TV series, Family Guy. Despite being one of the main protagonists, she also plays more of an antagonistic role after the first two seasons, becoming increasingly arrogant, impassive, domineering, manipulative, egotistical, self-absorbed, uncompromising, argumentative, cold-hearted, trenchant, caustic, abrasive, heartless, unresponsive, apathetic, shallow, and negligent of those around, especially even her own family. Lois ist die treusorgende Ehefrau und Mutter, die oft schwer mit ihrer Familie zu kämpfen hat. Nicht selten ist sie das gute Gewissen und die vernünftige Stimme ihrer Familie. Nur ab und zu kommen auch dunklere Seiten an ihr zum Vorschein, so zum Beispiel in der Folge Diebesglück (4ACX12), in der sie ihre kleptomanische Ader entdeckt. Neben ihrer Tätigkeit als Hausfrau und Mutter gibt Lois Klavierstunden und träumte einst davon, selbst eine erfolgreiche Konzertpianistin zu werden. <default>Lois Griffin</default> Sex Other statuses Status Alias(es) Hair Occupation Location Relatives First appearance First mentioned Name seen Voiced by Lois Patrice Griffin (née Pewterschmidt) is Peter Griffin's wife, the mother of Meg, Chris and Stewie Griffin and the owner of a talking dog, Brian Griffin. She is best friends with her neighbor, Bonnie Swanson. She is of the main characters from American animated sitcom Family Guy. She appears in the episode Homerland and a crossover special, The Simpsons Guy. Her née maiden name is Lois Patrice Pewterschidt. She, like the rest of the Griffins, has skin Homer, a yellow-skinned person, would describe as "albino". Lois Patrice Griffin (née Pewterschmidt) is the wife of Peter Griffin and mother of Meg, Chris and Stewie Griffin. Lois lives at 31 Spooner Street with her family and also Brian, the anthropomorphic family dog. In The Real Live Griffins, she is portrayed by Fran Drescher. Lois is voiced by Alex Borstein. At the time series creator Seth MacFarlane approached her for a role on the show, she was doing a live stage show in Los Angeles, playing a redhead mother in a sketch. The voice style was modeled after one of her cousins' voice.[1]

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Lois è la moglie di Peter e la madre di Chris, Meg e Stewie. In "Homerland comparein onore dei 25 anni della famiglia Simpson durante i titoli di coda. In "The Simpsons Guy", lei e la sua famiglia finiscono a Springfield, lì fanno amicizia con la famiglia Simpson. Categoria:I Griffin Categoria:Ex Antagonisti Categoria:Personaggi Buoni Categoria:Personaggi Categoria:Eroi The entire Griffin Family appear to cut a scene away from Lester using the 'N' word in "Once Upon a Tyne in New York". Cleveland has in his videotape collection one marked "Lois Sunbathing" in "The Essence of Cleveland". She is also mentioned in "BFFs". Lois is voiced by Alex Borstein. Lois ist die treusorgende Ehefrau und Mutter, die oft schwer mit ihrer Familie zu kämpfen hat. Nicht selten ist sie das gute Gewissen und die vernünftige Stimme ihrer Familie. Nur ab und zu kommen auch dunklere Seiten an ihr zum Vorschein, so zum Beispiel in der Folge Diebesglück (4ACX12), in der sie ihre kleptomanische Ader entdeckt. Neben ihrer Tätigkeit als Hausfrau und Mutter gibt Lois Klavierstunden und träumte einst davon, selbst eine erfolgreiche Konzertpianistin zu werden. Lois Griffin, geborene Pewterschmidt, kommt aus einer reichen, dekadenten Familie und wurde protestantisch erzogen. Sie lernte Peter kennen, als dieser im Haus ihrer Eltern als „Handtuchjunge“ arbeitete, und ihre Eltern können sich bis heute nur schwer mit ihrem übergewichtigen, dümmlichen und nur mäßig erfolgreichen Ehemann abfinden. In der Folge Der Fettwanst-Würger (4ACX19) tritt ihr geisteskranker Bruder Patrick nebst seiner imaginären Frau Marian auf. Er leidet an einem Trauma, seitdem er als Kind seine Mutter in verfänglicher Position mit dem Schauspieler Jackie Gleason erwischte, und lebt seither in einer Irrenanstalt. Ferner hat Lois eine Schwester namens Carol Pewterschmidt, welche Peter mag, und einen nicht namentlich genannten Neffen, den Carol mit einem ihrer acht ehemaligen Ehemänner gezeugt hat. Kategorie:Family Guy Lois Patrice Griffin (née Pewterschmidt) is the wife of Peter Griffin and mother of Meg, Chris and Stewie Griffin. Lois lives at 31 Spooner Street with her family and also Brian, the anthropomorphic family dog. In The Real Live Griffins, she is portrayed by Fran Drescher. Lois is voiced by Alex Borstein. At the time series creator Seth MacFarlane approached her for a role on the show, she was doing a live stage show in Los Angeles, playing a redhead mother in a sketch. The voice style was modeled after one of her cousins' voice.[1] Lois Patrice Griffin (née Pewterschmidt) is the wife of Peter Griffin and mother of Meg, Chris, and Stewie Griffin. She lives in The Griffin House on 123, Spooner Street in Quahog, Rhode Island. Performer(s) Appeared in Lois Patrice Griffin (née Pewterschmidt) is the wife of Peter Griffin and mother of Meg, Chris and Stewie Griffin. Lois lives at 31 Spooner Street with her family and also Brian, the anthropomorphic family dog. In the first Christmas special, Lois is full of Christmas spirits when she sees the star on the town's Christmas tree and think about the joy and wonders until Meg points they're "out of paper towels", Lois gets enraged and goes to the Christmas tree to remove the star and believes it "lie" to her. However, Peter hosts the Christmas pageant while Stewie as the Baby Savior to calm Lois down. After Lois sees Stewie is performing, she went back to normal and return the star. Joe shoot her with a elephant bullet tart to tranquilize her. At the Christmas morning, Lois is still paralyzed from the elephant bullet tart. Lois Patrice Griffin is the wife of Peter Griffin and mother of Meg, Chris and Stewie Griffin. Lois lives at 31 Spoon Street with her family. <default>Lois Griffin</default> Sex Other statuses Status Alias(es) Hair Occupation Location Relatives First appearance First mentioned Name seen Voiced by Lois Patrice Griffin (née Pewterschmidt) is Peter Griffin's wife, the mother of Meg, Chris and Stewie Griffin and the owner of a talking dog, Brian Griffin. She is best friends with her neighbor, Bonnie Swanson. She is of the main characters from American animated sitcom Family Guy. She appears in the episode Homerland and a crossover special, The Simpsons Guy. Her née maiden name is Lois Patrice Pewterschidt. She, like the rest of the Griffins, has skin Homer, a yellow-skinned person, would describe as "albino". Lois Griffin (born June 29 1969) is the secondary character of Family Guy. She is a wife of Peter Griffin and the mother of Meg, Chris and Stewie Griffin. Appearance Lois wears a green button-up shirt (Cyan for some occasions for websites, games and artwork), light brown trousers, magenta slippers, she has paled skin and ginger colored hair, her eye color is confirmed to be green. Lois Patrice Pewterschmidt-Griffin is the deuteragonist of the show Family Guy. She is the beautiful and sexy wife of Peter Griffin and mother of Meg, Chris and Stewie Griffin. Lois lives at 31 Spooner Street with her family and also Brian, the anthropomorphic family dog. In The Real Live Griffins, she is portrayed by Fran Drescher. Lois is voiced by Alex Borstein. At the time series creator Seth MacFarlane approached her for a role on the show, she was doing a live stage show in Los Angeles, playing a redhead mother in a sketch. The voice style was modeled after one of her cousins' voice. Born into the wealthy Pewterschmidt family around 1960, Lois met Peter while he was a towel boy at the family country club. Lois fell in love with him because she found his lower-class, easy-going silliness more appealing than the stuffy, uptight suitors in her social circle. Lois was crowned Miss Teen Rhode Island and wanted to pursue a modeling career, but her father thought that was beneath the dignity of the family. Before meeting Peter, Lois had relationships with other men: J. Geils Band, the "pyro guy" from the band Whitesnake and Chaim Witz (aka Gene Simmons of KISS), a fact of which Peter was very proud when he learned of it in the episode "Road to Europe". Lois was also known as "Loose Lois". She has also been romantically linked to singing duo Hall & Oates. She has an extensive collection of real life plaster molds of male genitalia from her liaisons. In the direct-to-DVD Family Guy movie she hints that she may be bisexual or once lesbian by saying "Women are such teases, that's why I went back to men." She also said in "Fifteen Minutes of Shame" that "During my slumber parties we would practice French kissing." Lois was raised Protestant, for which Peter's staunch Roman Catholic stepfather, Francis, despises her; on their wedding day, Francis spray-painted, underneath the "Just Married" sign on the back of their car, "To a Protestant Whore". She and Peter raise their children in the Roman Catholic Church, but Francis still hates her. On the other hand, Peter's mother, Thelma, gets along very well with Lois. As she gave up her inheritance for Peter, Lois, not surprisingly, has a testy relationship with her father, a man who can be best described as an intolerant bigot. It can be reasoned that her pre-marital promiscuity and marriage was her way of rebelling against or humiliating him. However, the fact she calls him "Daddy" and dotes on him whenever she visits him suggests that she still seeks his approval. Lois may also have married Peter to spite her own parents' marriage, which seems to be based more around money than love (in one episode, her father openly scoffed at the idea that he loved her mother). Indeed, her father seems disturbingly uncaring towards his daughter. In her youth she was kidnapped and held for ransom. When the kidnappers made her call her father to plead for ransom money, her father simply replied that the Pewterschmidt family policy meant they did not negotiate with kidnappers. He casually hung up the phone on her, simply saying "she'll be all right." The relationship between Lois and her mother, Barbara, is never explained in great detail; Barbara is the only grandparent who has not been the main character in any of the episodes. In the few scenes where they appear together, Barbara and Lois appear to harbor no mutual dislike; at one point, Lois asked her mother to sleep with Peter (which she eagerly accepted) in order to save her marriage with Peter when she had sex with Bill Clinton. Lois teaches piano to supplement the family's income, though spends most of her time caring for her family. Chris was unusually heavy at birth (a newspaper clipping on the refrigerator has a picture of Lois in a hospital bed looking extremely haggard and holding Chris; the caption reads "Elephant Child Born to Local Woman"), while her youngest son Stewie is intent on matricide, though she is oblivious to this. In "Mr. Griffin Goes to Washington", she finally realizes that Stewie is a killer and regrets ignoring the warning signs. This was, however, only a dream, which culminated in Stewie opening up a hole in the floor through which Lois fell, after which she woke up and forgot all about it. After Peter had been lost at sea for a few months and presumed dead, Lois and Brian wed in a sexless marriage of convenience. When Peter was finally rescued, Lois was torn between her affection for Peter and her commitment to Brian. Brian understood and divorced Lois, but what annoyed Brian was that right after they divorced, Lois said "and I was just about to push the beds together and take you around the freaking world." Lois has a sister (Carol Pewterschmidt) who has had several husbands, all of whom have left her. She had a son by one of them. She also has a brother, Patrick, who was unknown to her until the fourth-season episode "The Fat Guy Strangler". He was placed in an asylum due to walking in on his mother and Jackie Gleason having oral sex which caused him to become a serial killer of fat men. He is forced to relive this traumatic event when Peter imitates Gleason's character in The Honeymooners, Ralph Kramden, repeating the line "Pow! Right in the kisser!" several times, the line that Jackie Gleason said to Patrick during the incident that makes him remember it. Lois Patrice Griffin (née Pewterschmidt) is the secondary main character of the hit sit-com, Family Guy. She appeared in the Drawn Together episode The Lemon-AIDS Walk. She is voiced by Alex Borstein. Lois Griffin née Pewterschmidt is Peter's sandwich-nosed wife and daughter of the extremely wealthy Pewterschmidts. Lois Patrice Pewterschmidt-Griffin (born 1956) is the deuteragonist in the FOX animated TV series, Family Guy. Despite being one of the main protagonists, she also plays more of an antagonistic role after the first two seasons, becoming increasingly arrogant, impassive, domineering, manipulative, egotistical, self-absorbed, uncompromising, argumentative, cold-hearted, trenchant, caustic, abrasive, heartless, unresponsive, apathetic, shallow, and negligent of those around, especially even her own family. She was voiced by Alex Borstein, who is well-known for her portrayal of Ms. Bonnie Swann on the hit satirical comedy show MADtv.

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