How many new episodes are left? Tuesday's is new.
And now for something completely different....
Here's my guess, we finally got all the season 1 episodes (Something About Polly being the final leftover from the first run), there were 15 episodes the first season. Second season we've seen 12, Tuesday will make 13, the XMas ep is 14th, so I'm guessing maybe 1-2 more at the most. After that we have to wait until next season for the next 13 eps. This might actually be all of them, Tuesday after next is a rerun (Brian In Love, my favorite ep. I'll finally find out the production number :-)
Here's my updated episode list, sorted by production number (with a couple unknowns at the end) Sorry it's ugly, OE is crappy at this kinda thing.
Episode Prod Title Original Air Date Notes 101 101 Death Has A Shadow Jan 31, 1999 102 102 I Never Met The Dead Man Apr 11, 1999 104 103 Mind Over Murder Apr 25, 1999 103 104 Chitty Chitty Death Bang Apr 18, 1999 105 105 A Hero Sits Next Door May 2, 1999 106 106 The Son Also Draws May 9, 1999 107 107 Brian: Portrait Of A Dog May 16, 1999 201 108 Peter, Peter, Caviar Eater Sep 23, 1999 210 109 Running Mates Apr 11, 2000 216 110 Something About Polly Jun 27, 2000 202 111 Holy Crap! Sep 30, 1999 209 112 If I'm Lyin' I'm Dyin' Apr 4, 2000 205 113 Love Thy Trophy Mar 14, 2000 206 114 Death Is A Bitch Mar 21, 2000 207 115 The King Is Dead Mar 28, 2000 208 202 I Am Peter, Hear Me Roar Mar 28, 2000 --- 203 A Very Special Family Guy Freakin' Christmas Jun 27, 2000 (planed air date, never aired) 214 204 Let's Go To The Hop Jun 6, 2000 203 206 Da Boom Dec 26, 1999 211 207 A Picture is worth 1000 Bucks Apr 18, 2000 212 208 Fifteen Minutes of Shame Apr 25, 2000 215 209 Dammit Janet Jun 13, 2000 217 210 He's Too Sexy For His Fat Jun 27, 2000 213 212 Road To Rhode Island May 30, 2000 218 213 E. Peterbus Unum Jul 12, 2000 219 214 The Story On Page One Jul 18, 2000 (a.k.a.) Meg Griffen: Star Reporter 220 215 Wasted Talent Jul 25, 2000
204 --- Brian in Love Mar 7, 2000 221 --- Fore Father Aug 1, 2000
Patrick --- "Every weekday morning the school bell cast its glamour over the surrounding hills, calling the young to classes. They came running down the slopes and leaping over the streams, out from caves and the hollows of trees and suburban tract homes, impelled by powers greater then their own to gain an education." "The Iron Dragon's Daughter" by Michael Swanwick