Is there a reference to Family Guy in The Simpsons?

Answer 1

There might have been more than one but in the episode where Homer becomes a missionary (I love that episode!) someone on the Simpsons T.V. said "If you want crude programming taken off our channel...") and they showed the Family Guy logo. (I hope they got permission from the creators of Family Guy

Answer 2

• At the end of "Missionary: Impossible", Betty White asks viewers to help keep "this crude, low-brow programming" on the air, while the television next to her says "Family Guy."
• In "Treehouse of Horror XIII", Homer creates clones of himself that mostly look and act exactly like him (except for being dumber). When the clones create an army of themselves, variations begin to appear, and one of the "variant" clones is Peter Griffin.
• in Treehouse of Horror XVI, Al Jean was credited as Al "Family Guy" Jean
• In "The Italian Bob", swipes are taken at both Family Guy and Seth MacFarlane's other creation,American Dad!. In trying to identify Sideshow Bob, the Italian police look through a book of criminals, in which there are pictures of Peter Griffin (accused of "Plagiarismo," implying that Family Guy is a ripoff of The Simpsons) and Stan Smith (accused of "Plagiarismo de plagiarismo," implying that American Dad! is a ripoff of Family Guy, which, in turn, is a ripoff of The Simpsons).
• In The Simpsons Game when you're Bart in Matt Groening's level, you hear him say "I wish I invented Family Guy" and Homer mistakens Matt Groening for Seth MacFarlane.

Answer 3

No. Nor will there ever be.

There was a crossover on Disney Channel called Wizards on Deck with Hannah Montana, a crossover of Wizards on Waverly Place, The Suite Life on Deck, and Hannah Montana.

Answer 4

Yes, the one hour season premiere of Season 13, The Simpsons Guy was the Family Guy Simpsons crossover episode

Answer 5

Could u give me an allusion that comes from the tv show Family Guy?

Answer 6

Moving Out (Brian's Song) - Marge

PTV - Homer

The Juice is Loose - Homer

Pretty sure that's all of them

Answer 7

They are both animated TV programs.

Both 30 minutes long.

Both feature families w/ 2 parents and three kids.

Both have a family dog.