Season 3 · Episode 21 · First aired 14 February 2002
Family Guy Viewer Mail #1
Episode 21 of Family Guy season 3 (S03E21), the 49th Family Guy episode overall. Written by Gene Laufenberg, Seth MacFarlane, Jim Bernstein and Michael Shipley and directed by Pete Michels, Scott Wood and Michael Dante DiMartino. First broadcast on 14 February 2002.
Story
Brian and Stewie present three short stories said to be based on requests from viewers, none of which is part of the series' continuity. In "No Bones About It", a genie grants Peter wishes. His final wish leaves him without bones, and he has to cope with life as a shapeless heap. In "Supergriffins", nuclear waste gives the Griffins superpowers, which they use to terrorise the city. In "Li'l Griffins", a parody of the Little Rascals, toddler versions of Peter and Quagmire dare each other to enter a haunted house to impress Lois.
Voices
| Voice | Characters |
|---|---|
| Seth MacFarlane | Peter Griffin, Brian Griffin, Stewie Griffin |
| Alex Borstein | Lois Griffin, Boy |
| Seth Green | Chris Griffin, Hector |
| Mila Kunis | Meg Griffin |
| Lori Alan | Diane Simmons |
| John G. Brennan | Mort Goldman |
| Adam Carolla | Death |
| Gary Cole | Michael Eisner |
| Chris Cox | Justin Timberlake |
| Bill Goldberg | Angry Bus Passenger |
Principal voice credits as recorded by IMDb, which lists up to ten credits per episode, so recurring characters can be missing here. Guest voices below come from Wikipedia and TVmaze.
Guest voices
- Patrick Warburton as Joe Swanson
- Adam West as Mayor Adam West
- Johnny Brennan as Mort Goldman
- Lori Alan as Diane Simmons
- Adam Carolla as Death
- Regis Philbin as Regis Philbin
- Bill Goldberg as Bonebreaker
Season 3: episode 21 of 22
- E1The Thin White Line
- E2Brian Does Hollywood
- E3Mr. Griffin Goes to Washington
- E4One If by Clam, Two If by Sea
- E5And the Wiener Is...
- E6Death Lives
- E7Lethal Weapons
- E8The Kiss Seen Around the World
- E9Mr. Saturday Knight
- E10A Fish Out of Water
- E11Emission Impossible
- E12To Love and Die in Dixie
- E13Screwed the Pooch
- E14Peter Griffin: Husband, Father... Brother?
- E15Ready, Willing, and Disabled
- E16A Very Special Family Guy Freakin' Christmas
- E17Brian Wallows and Peter's Swallows
- E18From Method to Madness
- E19Stuck Together, Torn Apart
- E20Road to Europe
- E21Family Guy Viewer Mail #1You are here
- E22When You Wish Upon a Weinstein
SourceFacts from Wikipedia: Family Guy season 3 (CC BY-SA 4.0). Spotted an error? See corrections.
Provenance
Facts only- Data refreshed
- 6 September 2026
- Verification
- Checked against Wikidata and IMDb: Wikidata lists fewer directors
- Licence
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- Note
- The story summary and notes were written for this site from the sources listed, by Claude in Claude Code on 2026-09-08, awaiting editorial review. Facts only; no dialogue is reproduced. Voice credits: Information courtesy of IMDb (https://www.imdb.com). Used with permission. Guest cast data from TVmaze (https://www.tvmaze.com), CC BY-SA.