Family Guy’s Stewie has revealed his sexuality

Stewie, one of the most famous cartoon characters on TV, was held by Dr. Cecil Pritchfield last night 's drama and played by Sir Ian McKellen.

In the episode Send in Stewie, an American baby from an American family was sent to talk to Sir Ian after attacking his classmates.

"I just fell down Tyler from the stairs because I like him," Stewie admits, "he's concerned that he does not like me."

"It's not because I am homosexual, so calm down.I can already see you are licking your ribs.I believe you will come to the next meeting "

Regarding Grant Gostin, he plays the role of Flash and accepts the threat of homosexual fan's death after trying to break the homosexual couples Kurt and Brian.

He asked: "Do you think that Grant Gustin and I will be a couple of cute Instagram? Yes, yes, we are pleased.

For a long time, Stewie has been portrayed as wearing stereotyped women's clothing rather than direct.

But because of the therapist, he said, "Fluid is what I heard is thrown, but I am confident in my heterosexuality"

At that time, show producer Seth MacFarlane admitted that this idea was possible. Because the character seems to be an adult of the show, and often has plots for adults.

MacFarlane said at that time: "We have an episode that goes through the script creation stage where Stewie really came out.

"This is related to the harassment he received from other children at school, he eventually turned around and stopped the passage of Leviticus who wrote as follows:" You are a human being like a human being You should not tell a lie.

"This also explains why he is very embarrassed to kill and dominate the world, he has a lot of aggressiveness from the confusion and uncertainty of his position."

He said: "I have never seen gay people regretting it - including myself. When you open your mind, life will finally make sense.

"Today is the 30th anniversary of BBC radio discussion, when I told publicly that it is homosexual, so I am celebrating!

The stars of "Lord of the Rings" and "X-Men" added what he wanted to write on his tombstone when he died: "Here is Gandalf, came out".

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