Uhh, Donald Trump Will "Cross the Line" With Meg Griffin on New "Family Guy"

Trigger warning: This article discusses rape and sexual assault.

Please do not read on if you don’t want to vomit for the rest of your life.

Ahead of Family Guy’s seventeenth season, its showrunners are teasing the least appealing plotline imaginable.

Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, executive producer Alec Sulkin noted that the Griffin family will cross paths with the Trump family in a two-part episode.

The hourlong "event" (as EW is calling it) will see Peter Griffin become President Donald Trump’s new press secretary, leading to his family relocating to Washington. Ivanka Trump will then give Peter’s teen daughter, Meg, a makeover, which will apparently inspire the President to take "unwelcome notice" of her (Meg, that is; I'm sorry we even need to clarify that).

"We’re just playing to what Trump has already confessed to, say, on a bus," Sulkin says, adding, "he has an encounter like that with Meg."

Sulkin is obviously referring to the time a pre-president Trump was caught on a hot mic during an Access Hollywood shoot bragging about sexual assault (specifically saying he grabbed women "by the p****").

So, this season of Family Guy sounds horrifying!

Sulkin added that Peter eventually engages Trump in a "many-minute-long" fight following the incident.

Though Family Guy returns to U.S. screens this weekend (and to 7mate in Australia on 3 October), the 'Washington' episode won’t air until later in the season. Plan accordingly?

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