Seamus Levine is in "Family Guy" Quiz

Answer: Dr. Elmer Hartman

For the most part Dr. Hartman is shown as being totally incompetent, to the point where he needs to see charts to identify where human body parts are and he cannot understand basic medical terms. Then he stuns us all by performing the occasional medical miracle, such as plastic surgery that restores Peter Griffins face.

He does manage to lose his medical licence in "Stewie Loves Lois" (Season 5, 2006) when Peter accuses him of rape and doesn't understand that the procedure he'd undergone was a prostate examination.

Answer: God

The show employs the Christian version of God in the series and they imbue him with a number of human flaws. For example, he flirts with a woman in "Blind Ambition" (Season 4, 2005) and, when Meg screams out "Oh God, kill me now" ("Fifteen Minutes of Shame"; Season 2, 2000) he is shown aiming a sniper rifle at her but gets interrupted by a phone call and fails the mission.

Answer: Thomas "Tom" Tucker

Tom's big claim to fame was that he was an actor in the film "Halloween IV" before he arrived at Quahog. He sees himself above his co-workers and is constantly ridiculing them. McFarlane has said that he finds Tom's voice one of the easiest ones to do on the show and that he was inspired by the cigarette advertisements from the 1940s in finding his tone and range for the character.

Answer: Seamus Levine

Seamus has been in the wars. Not only does he have two peg legs, he also has two peg arms, and a patch over his right eye. To add to his weirdness, in one of his arms, he carries a picture of a diseased prostate, a cat doing pull ups and a map of Middle Earth.

When questioned on what accident resulted in his wooden limbs, he declares that it was no accident but that "me father was a tree".

Answer: Mr. Berler

One of the recurring characters who is a teacher at James Woods Regional High School, Mr Berler is protective of Captain Jean-Luc Picard and rates him as a superior "Star Trek" captain when compared to James T. Kirk. This comes to the fore in the episode "The Kiss Seen Around the World" (Season 3, 2001).

Answer: Big Bird

"Family Guy" takes many opportunities to lampoon the big guy from "Sesame Street". He has appeared in numerous episodes, including the controversial (children, please look away now) "Brian's Play" (Season 11, 2013), where he is portrayed as a "meth" addict.

Answer: Jake

Jake is the boy with the upside-down face and is a classmate of Chris'. All Jake wants is some attention from his dad, which he doesn't get, and this may go part of the way to explaining why he's such and obnoxious little so-and-so. Jake does manage to get a normal face in an episode, thanks to an encounter with some toxic waste ("It Takes a Village Idiot, and I Married One"; Season 5, 2007).

Answer: Vern and Johnny

Seth voices Vern, who is the only one of the pair that speaks. Johnny is forever playing "Galloping Gertie" on the piano. They soon managed to get on people's nerves to the point that Stewie shoots them dead in "Saving Private Brian" (Season 5, 2006), declaring that we won't be seeing them again. Wrong Stewie. Vern and Johnny do re-appear, in "Back to the Woods" (Season 6, 2008) but, this time, they're ghosts.

Answer: Cookie Monster

NO! Not the Cookie Monster! Yes, another beloved "Sesame Street" character cops a large dose of parody from the "Family Guy" team. He also appears in multiple episodes of the show. In sad news for his fans, in "Model Misbehaviour" (Season 4, 2005) he is seen entering rehab in a bid to curb his cookie addiction.

Answer: Jesus Christ

Seth MacFarlane provided the voice for Jesus in the earlier episodes of the show. He has also been voiced by Seth Green, David Goodman and Alec Sulkin. Jesus is the son of God and the running gag that the show maintains around him is that he constantly gets around in a Cadillac Escalade.

He is first seen picking up his father from the Drunken Clam in "Blind Ambition" (Season 4, 2005) after God had set fire to the place. At one point he becomes a huge celebrity in Quahog and he allows the fame to go to his head.