The Force Awakens on Spooner Street: "Family Guy" Teases a Potential Return to Star Wars Spoofs

Getting in on the Star Wars Day action, Hulu has teased a potential new Star Wars spoof for "Family Guy"

Could Family Guy be returning to a galaxy far, far away for another spoof? A new tease from Hulu on social media seems to indicate that’s a possibility.

UPDATE – May 11, 2026:

  • Turns out Family Guy wasn't teasing a new special after all, but rather just a short little clip to promote The Mandalorian and Grogu.
  • The less than 30 second clip sees Grogu stopping by the Griffin's house as Stewie tries to use the Force to get some snacks, while Peter attempts to outright steal them.

Previously Reported – May 4, 2026:

  • As the world marks May the 4th, otherwise known as Star Wars Day, Hulu teased a potential new Family Guy project returning to the Star Wars galaxy.
  • A simple image of the Griffin's house on Spooner Street is made intriguing with The Mandalorian's Razor Crest parked in front, with a caption stating "The Force is strong on Spooner Street. Stay tuned to find out why"

  • This would not be the first time Family Guy has crossed over with Star Wars, as they produced a trio of memorable specials in the late 00s spoofing the original Star Wars trilogy. Those specials were known as:
    • Blue Harvest (A New Hope)
    • Something, Something, Something, Dark Side (The Empire Strikes Back)
    • It's a Trap! (Return of the Jedi)
  • With a tease of the Razor Crest, it appears that Family Guy could be gearing up to spoof The Mandalorian in an upcoming Hulu special.
  • While Family Guy has steered clear of full-on Star Wars spoofs in recent years, they still continue to spoof major film and TV projects, with a recent episode from the current season spoofing To Kill a Mockingbird, The Odd Couple and Hamlet.
  • Last season, Family Guy turned its satirical eye to Top Gun, with a full episode parody titled "Fat Gun."

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