Family Guy Corn Maze Mows Brian, Stewie into Corn Field

A Family Guy corn maze is almost par for the course in levels of Family Guy devotion. But the
Family Guy Corn Maze Mows Brian, Stewie into Corn Field
Family Guy corn maze is still a notable level of fan devotion, and by a farmer at that. The Family Guy corn maze is on display for all to see - and get overhead views of - in Connors Farm at Danvers, Massachusetts. Family Guy is used to getting young fans, but it was a full grown adult, Bob Connors, who created the Family Guy corn maze to honor the show.

According to the Boston Globe, Bob Connors mowed his corn maze to make an exact replica of certain Family Guy characters. Peter, Lois, Chris and Meg didn't make the cut, however, as he only had room in the Family Guy corn maze for Brian and Stewie Griffin.

In the Family Guy corn maze, Brian and Stewie are depicted having one of their usual arguments, with the show's name mowed on the top, and "Connors Farm' on the bottom. In addition, some jack-o-lanterns are below Brian and Stewie, to tie into the upcoming Halloween holiday.

But the more impressive achievement is how Connors was able to perfectly mow Brian and Stewie's body types - down to Brian's collar and all the hairs on Stewie's football head - on his giant maze. The Family Guy corn maze is yet another example of how fan devotion to the animated hit has exploded, and/or gotten out of control lately - to go along with fans wanting Lois Griffin on Playboy instead of Marge Simpson.

The tribute was fittingly made in Massachusetts, which is nearby Rhode Island, the Griffins home state. In addition, creator Seth MacFarlane has family in the area, so Connors' next move has been trying to contact him and invite him over - with hopes that he could voice Brian and Stewie himself one weekend. But Connors is already familiar with FOX, who first gave him permission to use Brian and Stewie for the maze.

Previously, symbols in corn mazes were mostly associated with aliens. Now, this new maze is signaling the invasion of the Griffins to Connors Farm - or at least the two most popular Griffins.In the meantime, Brian and Stewie are still busy getting into new arguments, in animated form, Sunday nights at 9 p.m. With the new publicity around the Family Guy corn maze, Bob Connors will likely be extra sure not to miss an episode.