Big Bird is a protagonist of the children's television show Sesame Street. Big Bird, like many of the other Sesame Street characters, is a Muppet character.
In "I Never Met the Dead Man", Stewie plays with a toy phone, threatening Big Bird and other Sesame Street characters.
In "A Picture's Worth a Thousand Bucks", he was attracted by Meg's bird calls.
The buttons on Stewie's phone in "Model Misbehavior" are Big Bird, Grover, Ernie, and The Count.
In "Believe It or Not, Joe's Walking on Air", his legs are one of Joe Swanson's choices when he seeks a transplant.
He is lampooned as Large Bird in the American adaptation of Jolly Farm Revue, which began production in "Go, Stewie, Go!".
In "Brian's Play", he appears as a meth addict to one of Beaker's inventions which gets him fired by Stewie as the resources director for the Muppets.
Sesame Street's move to HBO is marked with more adult content in "The Peter Principal", with Cookie Monster munching on Big Bird's ass instead of cookies.
Peter has Meg read a letter of recommendation to Brown University that he wrote from Big Bird in his voice in "Meg Goes to College".
As the patriarch in the parody of Succession in "HBO-No", Peter says he's going to continue the run the family business with Big Bird because he's already on HBO.
Big Bird is voiced by Seth MacFarlane.
Appearances
- FG102 "I Never Met the Dead Man" (Mentioned)
- FG211 "A Picture's Worth a Thousand Bucks"
- FG410 "Model Misbehavior"
- FG603 "Believe It or Not, Joe's Walking on Air" (Mentioned)
- FG1110 "Brian's Play"
- FG1518 "The Peter Principal"
- FG1918 "Meg Goes to College" (Mentioned)
- FG2014 "HBO-No" (Mentioned)