A new public service announcement on how vaccines work has just been released starring Family Guy characters. The American adult animated sitcom’s executive producers Richard Appel and Alec Sulkin stated, “We were proud to work with some of the nation’s leading immunologists and epidemiologists on this PSA. And while we never understood a single note they gave us, we took them all.”
The PSA was created in partnership with The Ad Council’s It’s Up To You initiative, which aims to encourage audiences to get the latest vaccine information. CEO Lisa Sherman emphasized the importance of having smart, informative, and entertaining messages that will boost confidence in the vaccines in their statement.
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“This new work from Seth MacFarlane and the team at Family Guy is bringing critical vaccine information to audiences in a fresh and hilarious way that will surely inspire people to take the next step in slowing the pandemic. We are grateful to our partners at Disney and Fox for their passion and collaboration at this pivotal moment in time,” Sherman said.
Watch the Family Guy COVID-19 Vaccine Awareness PSA below:
Watch the new #FamilyGuy Short! Stewie and Brian travel inside Peter’s body to explain how vaccines work.
Have questions about the COVID-19 vaccines? Visit https://t.co/Yz9vi7AYYD for the most accurate and timely facts so we can all get back to the moments we love and miss most. pic.twitter.com/d08P2VjlcU
— Family Guy (@FamilyGuyonFOX) September 21, 2021
In the video, Stewie explains what happens if the virus spreads to an unvaccinated population. To which, Gal Gadot promises to never do again if we get vaccinated.
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