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We also got news from ‘Bob’s Burgers’ and ‘Futurama’
ByGina Sirico
Saturday, July 25, 2026 9:30PM
Hulu had a big day of announcements at San Diego Comic-Con.
During the “Family Guy” panel, executive producer and showrunner Rich Appel revealed there will once again be Halloween and Holiday specials.
In the Halloween special, called “Happy Hell-o-ween,” Stewie and Brian find themselves in Hell, paying for 24 seasons worth of bad behavior. That’s where they encounter the Devil himself, played by Kieran Culkin, and when they annoy him, they somehow end up in charge.
And the holiday special called “The Peter Clause” sees Peter and the guys all competing to become Quahog’s official Santa. Spoiler alert, Peter does not win and can handle it in one of two ways: handle it in a mature manner or give fans a memorable episode. He chooses option two, so be prepared.
The episodes will stream later this year and season 25 of “Family Guy” will stream on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ in 2027.
“Bob’s Burgers” also made some news at its Comic-Con panel. Creator and executive producer Loren Bouchard announced it will release a holiday short called “On the Fort Day of Christmas” The Belcher kids are in the midst of a record-breaking Christmas snowstorm and that means one thing for them: a record-breaking Christmas snow fort.
The episode will stream later this year and “Bob’s Burgers” will be back with season 17 in 2027.
And we’ve got “Futurama” news straight out of Comic-Con!
The trailer for season 14 shows time machines, space pirates and a whole lot of hilarity. You can see it HERE.
The show also announced three extended length episodes, including a holiday special, are in production.
Two new episodes of “Futurama” premiere August 3 on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+, with new episodes dropping Mondays.
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