Meg from Fox’s The Family Guy meets the Count who uses his powers of counting to count something no one should count.

The unofficial song for the restaurant chains of the Middle Eastern Red Lobsters, “Iraq Lobster” is sung by Peter Griffin to the tune of “Rock Lobster” by the B-52′s.  It’s not the first time Pete has played that song on the Family Guy as he did it once before to cheer up Cleveland. But this unique version about a Middle Eastern lobster, turban and all, is as captivating as the dance.

Death to America
and butter sauce!

Iraq lobster!
IRAQ LOBSTER!

It makes a few of the persons in the videos confused but it’s a great skit.

H. Jon Benjamin is the man behind the fun. You might not know the name H. Jon Benjamin. That’s because since he’s become a big voice-over guy he’s changed his name to Jon Benjamin. Hope that clears things up.

You will know his voice from a number of animated shows like:

Coach McGuirk from Home Movies

Carl from Family Guy

Bob's Burgers

….and of course, Archer!

Now the folks at Comedy Central and Funny or Die are teaming up to bring you a new comedy series centered around the guy who voices some of our favorite characters on TV. And if you haven’t gotten into “Archer” yet I can’t recommend it enough.

“Jon Benjamin Has A Van” is best described as a mix of skits and investigative journalism. Or as I like to call it, “Coach McGirk Drives Around and Asks Crazy Questions.”

Check out the quick look of the show as well as some of the “You Can’t Shoot Here” skit which premiers tonight.

Family Guy Presents: Something Something Something Dark Side [due out December 22nd] is the sequel to Blue Harvest, the first Family Guy spoof which targeted the original Star Wars. 

Something, Something, Something, Dark Side will make fun of The Empire Strikes Back in keeping in line with the spoofs. We’re curious to see the whole series done and bet that the Phantom Menace version will be more enjoyable than the real film.

Check out the trailer below.

The saga continues as Luke (Chris), Leia (Lois), Han Solo (Peter) and Chewbacca (Brian) have evaded the dreaded Imperial Starfleet led by the cunning, conniving and curiously short evil lord Darth Vader (Stewie), setting up a new secret base on the remote ice world of Hoth.

With the rebellion in trouble, young Skywalker must take the advice of his late, and rather lascivious, mentor Obi-Wan Kenobi (Herbert) and learn the ways of the “farce” under Jedi Master Yoda (Carl) to save the galaxy once and for all.

Turns out that Microsoft didn’t really think it through [what a shocker, we know] and after finding out that MacFarlane has a twisted sense of humor the geeks from Microsoft pulled out.

Microsoft was scheduled to sponsor the show “Family Guy Presents: Seth and Alex’s Almost Live Comedy Show” on Nov. 8 set to air on Fox. The show was to be commercial free with built in ads like this to offset the cost:

Then Microsoft pulled the plug after seeing the material in the show. We could point out that they could have just watched an episode of “Family Guy” instead of acting like an offended schoolgirl. Instead, and this is one of our favorite quotes of the year, Microsoft came out with this:

“For most of the special, however, MacFarlane and Borstein made typical “Family Guy”-style jokes, including riffs on deaf people, the Holocaust, feminine hygiene and incest.

Such material was apparently a bit much for Microsoft.“

Then they find out the hidden truth of Disney world that makes them want to go back home…

The song details all the people who will not be missed when Stewie will make examples of people he sees as undesirable.