Donald Trump Supporters Are Furious With This 'Family Guy' Spoof

"Family Guy " has riled up Donald Trump's supporters.

Fans of the presumptive GOP presidential nominee were furious with the FOX cartoon , which spoofed Trump during its campaign for an Emmy nomination.

In an image that went viral, the show's animators placed star character Peter Griffin in front of a lectern. With orange-tinged skin and a sweeping blond combover, he looked remarkably like the billionaire businessman.

"As long as we're voting for dumb loudmouths, can I get an Emmy?" the caption read.

Trump, no stranger to engaging in heated Twitter battles , did not comment on the image, which the show sent to Emmy voters last week in an effort to snag a nomination in the outstanding animated program category.

But boy, are Trump's fans enraged. They posted hundreds of critical comments on the cartoon's official Facebook page after it shared a link to The Hollywood Reporter's article documenting the parody .

"Years of watching every episode of 'Family Guy ,' no more," one commenter wrote.

"['Family Guy' creator Seth MacFarlane] needs to stop trying to shove his political views down our throat [sic]," added another. "It's idiots like him who are trying their best to destroy this country." 

Some criticized the show "for hiring more liberal writers" while a few demanded the program be canceled altogether. However, other "Family Guy" fans came to the cartoon's defense, and urged Trump's supporters to "lighten up."

The heated debate occurred days after street artist Pegasus revealed that he had received death threats from Trump supporters over a piece that likened the real estate magnate to Adolf Hitler.

While the "Family Guy" spoof may have made an impact with Trump supporters, it was unclear what the Emmy voters thought of it. Nomination voting begins on June 13 .

Editor’s note: Donald Trump regularly incites political violence  and is a serial liar , rampant xenophobe , racist , misogynist  and birther  who has repeatedly pledged to ban all Muslims — 1.6 billion members of an entire religion — from entering the U.S.