There have been a few Star Trek crossovers on both The Simpsons and Family Guy, two popular animated television shows.
But let's take it a step further, shall we? As a fan of both Family Guy and Star Trek, I can't help but imagine Stewie Griffin himself beaming aboard the USS Cerritos, fulfilling his dreams of being a part of a Star Trek crew. Perhaps it could be a fun episode where Lundy or another member of the Cerritos crew brings Stewie on board as a result of some form of temporal anomaly distorting the targeting scanners during a trip back to Earth, and chaos ensues as Stewie tries to take control of the ship or cause mischief among the crew.
It's always exciting to see beloved characters from different franchises come together in unexpected ways, and seeing as we are unlikely to get a Star Wars crossover I think Stewie would be a perfect fit for a light hearted toon verse crossover romp. Plus, it would be interesting to see how the Star Trek universe and in particular the crew of the Cerritos reacting to the irreverent and sometimes absurd humour of ‘Family Guy’. Who knows what kind of adventures Stewie and the Cerritos crew could have together? The possibilities are endless!
This would all also make Family guy inverse and canon with Strange New Worlds continuity, as we know that there is a Lower Decks/Strange New World’s crossover in season 2 where at least part of the live action episode is animated, perhaps Stewie can also crossover in to live action Trek one day too in a similar fashion?
It does not have to be an episode all about Stewie though, the rest of the Griffen’s are very well versed in Star Trek culture, alien languages and traditions so could be included too:
Of course this crossover would also explain how Star Trek became a part of real life popular culture, Stewie quite literally probably inspired the producers and writers, the art departments etc upon his return to 21st century Earth after his adventures on the Cerritos, allowing for conventions such as that depicted in the following clip to occur in our prime timeline - even though this is Star Trek’s canon past. It would be a bit like when that gangster book was left on the planet Iotia, or when the the shuttle craft logs were recovered by the local inhabitants in ‘All the World is a Stage’. Trekkies and Trekkers could be like real world Enderprizians?
But let's take it a step further, shall we? As a fan of both Family Guy and Star Trek, I can't help but imagine Stewie Griffin himself beaming aboard the USS Cerritos, fulfilling his dreams of being a part of a Star Trek crew. Perhaps it could be a fun episode where Lundy or another member of the Cerritos crew brings Stewie on board as a result of some form of temporal anomaly distorting the targeting scanners during a trip back to Earth, and chaos ensues as Stewie tries to take control of the ship or cause mischief among the crew.
It's always exciting to see beloved characters from different franchises come together in unexpected ways, and seeing as we are unlikely to get a Star Wars crossover I think Stewie would be a perfect fit for a light hearted toon verse crossover romp. Plus, it would be interesting to see how the Star Trek universe and in particular the crew of the Cerritos reacting to the irreverent and sometimes absurd humour of ‘Family Guy’. Who knows what kind of adventures Stewie and the Cerritos crew could have together? The possibilities are endless!
This would all also make Family guy inverse and canon with Strange New Worlds continuity, as we know that there is a Lower Decks/Strange New World’s crossover in season 2 where at least part of the live action episode is animated, perhaps Stewie can also crossover in to live action Trek one day too in a similar fashion?

It does not have to be an episode all about Stewie though, the rest of the Griffen’s are very well versed in Star Trek culture, alien languages and traditions so could be included too:
Of course this crossover would also explain how Star Trek became a part of real life popular culture, Stewie quite literally probably inspired the producers and writers, the art departments etc upon his return to 21st century Earth after his adventures on the Cerritos, allowing for conventions such as that depicted in the following clip to occur in our prime timeline - even though this is Star Trek’s canon past. It would be a bit like when that gangster book was left on the planet Iotia, or when the the shuttle craft logs were recovered by the local inhabitants in ‘All the World is a Stage’. Trekkies and Trekkers could be like real world Enderprizians?
