Family Guy Sends Brian And Stewie To Hell, Recapping '24 Seasons' Worth Of Bad Behavior' (Exclusive First Look)

After serving as the interim co-CEO of Waystar Royco, "Succession" star Kieran Culkin has found his next logical position: CEO of hell. Culkin voices the Devil in this year's "Family Guy" Halloween special, premiering Monday, October 5 on Hulu, and TVLine has your exclusive first look at his underworld shenanigans.

Titled "Happy Hell-o-ween," the episode sends Brian and Stewie (both voiced by Seth MacFarlane) to hell, where they pay for "24 seasons' worth of bad behavior," according to Hulu. "When they manage to annoy even the Devil himself, they end up in charge."

Our exclusive clip covers that first part, with Culkin's Devil letting Brian and Stewie know exactly why they've been sent to hell, recapping just a few of their sins from past seasons.

Stewie, for example, gets called on the carpet for framing his babysitter (Season 4's "8 Simple Rules for Buying My Teenage Daughter"), for trying to drown Chris (Season 19's "The Talented Mr. Stewie"), for leaving an overdosed Mother Teresa to die (Season 5's "Peter's Two Dads"), and for constantly trying to kill Lois — though he's pretty much abandoned that crusade by now.

Brian doesn't get it quite as badly, but the Devil does point out that he abandoned his wife for gaining weight after beating cancer (Season 17's "Dead Dog Walking"). He also blames Brian for his fake-out death back in Season 12, which doesn't really seem fair, but we're not about defend Brian. He's where he belongs.

Hit PLAY on the video above for a first look at this year's "Family Guy" Halloween special, then drop a comment with your thoughts below. Will you be following Brian and Stewie to hell?