Arguably the funniest recurring character on Family Guy, the gay character "Bruce" (voiced by Mike Henry) steals just about any scene he's in. In most of his scenes the other characters just stare at him as he utters his catchphrase "oh no" or as he creeps the hell out of everybody in the funniest possible way. Bruce is involved in numerous funny Family Guy moments and is just one of the best characters on the hilarious animated Fox series.
So, from the best Bruce Family Guy scenes to Bruce's voice being lent to some random animal or creature on the show, here are his funniest moments and the best Family Guy Bruce quotes.
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Peter's Got a Mustache
Bruce runs into Peter sporting his new mustache on the sidewalk.
He then reports to his partner, Jeffery over the phone. Peter walks away, but Bruce, once again, steals the scene from the main characters, as usual.
Shark Watching Weight
Another with Bruce's voice as a shark, this time, Shark-Bruce decides to spare the two by because he's watching his weight and goes off on another rant where he over-explains himself with what only a middle-aged, upper-middle-class, gay, white man would say.
Brilliant.
Missing Baby and Boy
After his tagline/catchphrase was solidified, the Family Guy audience came to expect "oh noooo" from Bruce in almost every scene; ESPECIALLY in scenes where he's conversing with his always-unseen partner Jeffrey.
In this scene, the writers decided to tease the audience by making Bruce yell out to his partner, only instead of providing Bruce with the usual set up for an "oh nooo" "I knooow" moment, Jeffrey is angry. And it is hilarious.
Missing Baby
To start us off, why don't we get a feeling for his catchphrase. "Oooh noooo" is what he's known for saying and it's really because nobody can deliver it like he can. We won't explain these clips too much as they speak for themselves.
In this scene, the police come by notifying the neighborhood about a missing baby in the episode where Stewie is wanted for murder.
Bruce informs his partner that the baby is missing.
Now, onto the good stuff.
Alien & Little Mouth
A lampoon on one of the final scenes of Alien, Bruce's voice is lent to what looks like a Queen alien who stops Ripley (the Sigourney Weaver character) dead in her tracks at the worst possible moment.
Mayor Bee
In this episode, a bee threatens to sting Peter and Chris, and then changes his mind due to practicality. Stick around for the whole clip when the bee flies into the mayor's office.
911 Call
Possibly the worst 911 receptionist to date, Bruce treats the emergency situation like a radio talk show. Unfortunately his advice to put out some "snacks or somethin" didn't help the situation.
The greatest part is exactly what Bruce is fixated on as being the problem and how stubbornly he sticks to that.
Jaws 5: Fire Island
By far the most WTF Bruce moment, in this scene he's a shark that's debating the health benefits of eating two gay men in the movie that Peter is watching called Jaws 5: Fire Island.
If we had the inner monologue of the shark from Jaws' throughout its other horrible sequels, it really wouldn't have been as bad. This whole bit wouldn't have been as funny without Bruce's voice.
Alan's Dog
In Blue Harvest, Family Guy's Star Wars episode (the first one), Bruce plays the role of Admiral Piett from Star Wars.
Piett (Bruce) asks Stewie, as Darth Vader, what the Rebel Alliance did to him in the first place. Stewie tells them that they stole his neighbor Alan's dog.
Poops in Your Kix
Another undeniably creepy voice by Bruce, this clip starts with Meg telling Chris they need a rodent trap to get rid of the giant mutant rat.
The rat comes out and, obviously, it is voiced by Mike Henry in a "Bruce" fashion. The rat comes out and tells them that after they fall asleep, he's going to do something that rats 100% DO. EVERY TIME.
This is not only a hilarious delivery of these lines, but one of those "this happened to you too?" moments that Family Guy's slowly become so good at.