Family Guy (Page 2)
Family Guy Review: Breakfast for Dinner is Anarchy!
Family Guy can be a very misanthropic show: the sense that maybe these people just do not like each other sometimes pervades the series, seemingly dependin...
Family Guy Review: The Dog Lies Down on Broadway
This episode of Family Guy, simply entitled "Brian's Play," was off-kilter and left me feeling uncomfortable for many reasons, even though I think I enjoye...
Family Guy Review: Space Idiot
Chris Griffin is not that smart. But he’s not a complete idiot, as the plot proved in "Space Cadet", an otherwise pedestrian episode of Family Guy. W...
Family Guy Review: The King of King of Kings
Family Guy has done Christmas episodes before – maybe nothing quite to the degree of American Dad’s insane holiday outing, but they’ve ce...
Family Guy Review: Heart of Darkness
Well, that was uncomfortable. Really, that's the best way to describe this episode of Family Guy, "Friends Without Benefits". Start with Meg’s arc: s...
Seth MacFarlane to Romance Marge on The Simpsons
Fox's two biggest sitcoms are about to collide. Entertainment Weekly reports that Seth MacFarlane will lend his voice to NEXT fall's season 25 premiere of ...
Family Guy Review: Conway Bieber & The Old Pack Mule
A running joke on and around Family Guy has been that it’s basically a rip-off of The Simpsons. In particular, a similar thread between the two shows...
Family Guy Review: Second-Degree Burns, First-Degree Fun
I know Family Guy, like many Fox animated comedies, is meant to be something silly that can be watched at random, perfect for casual viewers and syndicatio...
Family Guy Review: Weiver Yug Ylimaf
When Family Guy has a special episode (not to be confused with a VERY special episode like Blossom), the show doesn’t suffer from the marked change i...
Family Guy Review: No Cure for Cancer
This week’s Family Guy, "The Old Man and the Big 'C'," had plenty going for it in theory: goofy moments, some funny lines and a selection o...
Peter: That was the start of the dark times. The banks took our bars, our businesses, and then our homes. A change had to be made. A change only one man coul...
