This is a story about The Show That Wouldn't Die, an unprecedented example of how you really should never say never. Canceled not once but twice (after both its second and third seasons), "Family Guy" rose from the ashes like a phoenix in 2005 - a full three years after its prime-time farewell. It had been canceled in 2002. Everybody moved on - physically, if not emotionally. A few dreamers, primarily creator/exec producer/principal voice Seth MacFarlane, continued to harbor hope. Then came an unfathomably hot-selling DVD, a well-rated run on Cartoon Network, a full-on reincarnation at Fox and, well, now it writes another unlikely chapter: a 100th original episode.   read more »