Stewie Griffin's intelligence [closed]

Who writes the scripts for Stewie? There are some very intelligent stuff he talks about, for example in the episode where he creates the Universe and talks about temporal causation. Not to mention a number of other episodes that one just learns from, as they are mostly accurate. Who is the brain behind it, or have they consulted SMEs for some of the scripts?

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Best Answer

There is a long list of writers for Family Guy throughout its seasons. They write Stewie's dialogue, as they do for all of the other characters. Stewie is characterized in the frame of a prodigal genius stuck inside the body of a toddler and is (at least initially) hellbent on 'revenge'. The stuff Stewie talks about can easily be googled and is not always scientifically correct.

The list of writers for family guy is here. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Family_Guy_writers

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Is Stewie still smart?

Stewie is arguably one of the most intelligent characters on TV, and this is obvious to anyone who's ever watched the show. His ability to build amazing machines has been shown many times on Family Guy, especially his time machine.

Why is Stewie ignored?

A running gag has occurred over whether or not the family can understand Stewie's speech, especially given his tendency towards homicidal remarks. The Griffins appear to ignore most of what Stewie says, though on occasion they have responded to his speech. This has been referred in "E. Peterbus Unum" as a meta-joke.

Who has the highest IQ in Family Guy?

Stewie is just a baby but he has a British accent and the highest IQ on the show. He is a genius mastermind that spent the first six seasons dedicated to eliminating his mother, Lois.

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