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'''Steve Callaghan''' is an American television writer and producer who is best known for his work on the animated series [[Family Guy]]. Callaghan has been with the show since its conception in 1999 and has been the lead writer behind such episodes as "[[Fifteen Minutes of Shame]]", "[[The Thin White Line]]", "[[Mr. Saturday Knight]]" and "[[To Love and Die in Dixie]]". He ghostwrote the tie-in book to the series, titled ''[[Family Guy: Stewie's Guide to World Domination]]'' and has done voice acting for the show. For many seasons, Callaghan and [[Mark Hentemann]] served as showrunners of ''Family Guy''. Following [[Richard Appel]]'s return as showrunner, he and Hentemann will remain as executive producers.
   
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Over the years, Callaghan has worked on the [[CBS]] comedy ''Yes, Dear'' as well as the MTV comedy ''3-South''. Steve has also appeared on ''Merv Griffin's Crosswords'' and ''[[Wheel of Fortune]]'', which may be behind Peter's appearance on the show in "[[I Take Thee Quagmire]]".
== Story ==
 
   
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His name is used for the Griffin opponents on ''[[Family Feud]]'' in "[[Big Man on Hippocampus]]", the [[Callaghan Family]].
[[Image:solongfarewell.jpg|frame|Family Guy writer & producer Steve Callaghan.]]
 
   
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In January of 2013, Steve was promoted to executive producer and showrunner of ''[[American Dad!]]'' but returned to ''Family Guy'' following that show's switch to [[TBS]].
[[Steve Callaghan]] is both a writer and producer for the television show [[Family Guy]]. Callaghan has been with the show since the beginning in 1999 and has been the lead writer behind such episodes as [[Fifteen Minutes of Shame]], [[The Thin White Line]], [[Mr. Saturday Knight]] and [[To Love and Die in Dixie]]. Over the years Callaghan has worked on the CBS comedy "Yes, Dear" as well as the MTV comedy "3-South".
 
   
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==Other episodes written==
[[Category:People|Callaghan, Steve]]
 
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*Season 4:
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**[[Blind Ambition]]
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**[[Model Misbehavior]]
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**[[I Take Thee Quagmire]] (with [[Tom Maxwell]] & [[Don Woodard]])
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*Season 5:
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**[[Whistle While Your Wife Works]]
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**[[Bill and Peter's Bogus Journey]]
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*Season 6:
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**[[Lois Kills Stewie]]
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**[[The Former Life of Brian]]
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*Season 8:
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**[[Dog Gone]]
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**[[Extra Large Medium]]
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*Season 9:
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**[[Trading Places]]
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*Season 10:
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**[[Be Careful What You Fish For]]
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*Season 11:
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**[[Roads to Vegas]]
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*Season 12:
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**[[Fresh Heir]]
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*Season 14:
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**[[A Lot Going On Upstairs]]
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*Season 15:
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**[[The Peter Principal]]
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*Season 16:
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**[[Boy (Dog) Meets Girl (Dog)]]
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*Season 17:
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**[[Island Adventure]]
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*Season 18:
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**[[Cat Fight]]
 
[[Category:People]]
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[[Category:Writers]]

Revision as of 17:28, 26 December 2019

SteveCallaghan

Steve Callaghan is an American television writer and producer who is best known for his work on the animated series Family Guy. Callaghan has been with the show since its conception in 1999 and has been the lead writer behind such episodes as "Fifteen Minutes of Shame", "The Thin White Line", "Mr. Saturday Knight" and "To Love and Die in Dixie". He ghostwrote the tie-in book to the series, titled Family Guy: Stewie's Guide to World Domination and has done voice acting for the show. For many seasons, Callaghan and Mark Hentemann served as showrunners of Family Guy. Following Richard Appel's return as showrunner, he and Hentemann will remain as executive producers.

Over the years, Callaghan has worked on the CBS comedy Yes, Dear as well as the MTV comedy 3-South. Steve has also appeared on Merv Griffin's Crosswords and Wheel of Fortune, which may be behind Peter's appearance on the show in "I Take Thee Quagmire".

His name is used for the Griffin opponents on Family Feud in "Big Man on Hippocampus", the Callaghan Family.

In January of 2013, Steve was promoted to executive producer and showrunner of American Dad! but returned to Family Guy following that show's switch to TBS.

Other episodes written