A Family Guy Star Wars Prequel Tragedy: Rewriting the Universe

Imagine Family Guy intersecting with the iconic Star Wars prequel trilogy. It would certainly be a bizarre and hilarious mix of comedic characters and complex themes. In this article, we analyze the suitability of Family Guy members for the roles of important Star Wars prequels characters. We also explore the casting of newcomers and those reprising their roles in this unique crossover scenario.

Cast from Family Guy

Qui-Gon Jinn: Peter Griffin

As the main protagonist, Peter Griffin often reflects the role of a mentor with questionable judgment. This personality matches Qui-Gon Jinn, known for his unconventional methods. Peter's antics would make him a fitting character to embody Qui-Gon’s unorthodox methods and mentorship style.

Padmé Amidala: Lois Griffin

Lois Griffin, the loving and strong-willed mother, would fit perfectly as Padmé Amidala. Both characters are nurturing figures who play crucial roles in their respective families and governments. Lois's resilience and determination highlight her suitability for Padmé's position as a senator and mother.

Mace Windu: Cleveland Brown

Cleveland Brown often appears calm and collected, aligning well with Mace Windu’s serious and authoritative presence in the Star Wars universe. Cleveland's ability to remain composed under stress would make him a convincing mentor and leader, much like Mace Windu.

Jar Jar Binks: Stewie Griffin

The sarcastic and intelligent Stewie Griffin would bring a fresh perspective to the clumsy and often bumbling Jar Jar Binks. Stewie's wit and intelligence would add a comedic twist to the character, making him both endearing and amusing.

Young Obi-Wan Kenobi: Chris Griffin

Chris Griffin, with his naive charm and curiosity, would perfectly embody the role of a young, somewhat inexperienced Obi-Wan Kenobi. His youthful innocence would be ideal for portraying the early years of the Jedi Knight before he becomes a seasoned warrior.

Darth Maul: Brian Griffin

Brian Griffin's sophisticated and witty character would lend itself well to the dark and menacing role of Darth Maul. Brian's ability to outsmart and charm his way out of difficult situations would make him a compelling antagonist for the Jedi Order.

Commander Cody: Joe Swanson

Joe Swanson, known for his loyalty and bravery, would be a fitting choice for Commander Cody. His steadfast loyalty as a clone trooper and his unwavering support align with Cody's character traits in the Star Wars prequel trilogy.

Count Dooku: James Woods

James Woods, with his recurring presence on Family Guy, could bring a sly sophistication to the role of Count Dooku. His voice would add depth and complexity to the charismatic Sith Lord, making the character more intriguing and believable.

General Grievous: Quagmire

Quagmire's outrageous and over-the-top personality would align well with General Grievous’s dramatic flair and combativeness. His chaotic and unpredictable nature would make him an exciting villain in this imagined Star Wars world.

Jango Fett: Mort Goldman

Mort Goldman's neurotic and anxious traits would offer a humorous take on the bounty hunter. Mort’s constant worry and paranoia would make him a clever and entertaining character, blending well with the role of Jango Fett.

Nute Gunray: Dr. Hartman

Dr. Hartman's quirky and somewhat oblivious nature would suit the role of the bumbling Trade Federation leader, Nute Gunray. His silly and earnest demeanor would make him a believable and comical figure, fitting well into the comedic world of Family Guy.

Newcomers: Characters from Other Episodes

Qui-Gon Jinn: Tom Tucker

Tom Tucker, who played an imperial officer in the crossover episode "Blue Harvest," would bring a fresh perspective to the role of Qui-Gon Jinn. His familiarity with the imperial forces would enhance his portrayal of the Jedi Knight.

Young Obi-Wan Kenobi: Reprising Roles

Given that Stewie Griffin has already played Obi-Wan Kenobi in a previous episode, either young Herbert or Bruce, who previously played characters like Greedo and an imperial officer, could make a compelling choice to reprise their roles as Young Obi-Wan Kenobi.

Jar Jar Binks: Vinny

Vinny, another dog from the Family Guy universe, would be a fitting non-human character to take on the role of Jar Jar Binks. Both being dogs, they share a similar intelligence and clumsiness, making Vinny a natural fit for the role.

Padmé Amidala: Jillian

Both Jillian and Padmé are love interest characters, making Jillian from an episode a strong candidate to reprise the role of Padmé Amidala. Jillian's character traits align well with the strong and influential politician character of Padmé.

Mace Windu: Jerome the Bartender

Jerome the bartender, with his calm disposition and composure, would be a convincing portrayal of Mace Windu. His frequent presence in Family Guy would ensure a familiar and believable performance.

Commander Cody: Ernie the Giant Chicken

Ernie the Giant Chicken, who portrayed Boba Fett in a previous episode, would be a humorous choice to reprise the role of Commander Cody. Ernie's enormous size and mechanical nature would add a unique and amusing element to the character.

Conclusion: A Unique Blend of Cultures

This crossover of Family Guy and the Star Wars prequel trilogy would offer a unique and hilarious blend of beloved characters. The comedic style and personalities of Family Guy would whimsically complement the dark and dramatic elements of the Star Wars universe, creating a captivating and entertaining series for fans of both.

Join us at Family Guy and the Star Wars universe as we dive into this crossover adventure and see which characters truly belong in the Galactic Senate and the Jedi Order.