Family Guy (Page 4)
Family Guy Review: A Spot of Tea, Old Chap?
Family Guy satirized the Tea Party this week. It just doesn't do it all that well. In "Tea Peter," Mort reopens his pharmacy after the fire that burned it ...
Family Guy Review: The Road Less Taken
Tonight's Family Guy episode, "Leggo My Meg-O" was literally just the movie Taken. I'm not kidding, that's pretty much the exact distillation of the episod...
Family Guy Review: Roaring 20's Tidal Wave!
Stewie found the perfect woman, er… baby girl… for him in "Mr. and Mrs. Stewie." He's a psychopath set on world domination, and well, so is s...
Fox Unveils Season Finale Dates
When will House check out for good? When will American Idol crown a new champion? Read on for a rundown of the Fox season finale calendar… Tuesday, ...
Family Guy Review: Blasphemy! Heresy! Sodomy!
Family Guy returned on a somber note via "Livin' On A Prayer," which delivered as earnest a message as I’ve ever seen on the irreverent show, proving...
Family Guy Review: Disabled Ladies Night
Although the majority of "The Blind Side" was all about Brian and his never-ending saga to find a girlfriend, I was more focused on other matters...
Family Guy Review: MQ2
Although Stewie may forever be a baby, Meg became an adult on this week's Family Guy. The Griffins celebrated such momentous steps into womanhood by taking...
Family Guy Review: Slightly Open Robery
Carter Pewterschmidt may be a "Grumpy Old Man," but at least he’s a hard worker. He represents the heart and soul of American capitalism, G...
Family Guy Review: Prison Break
Family Guy went for its own unique version of The Hangover in "Cool Hand Peter." With Cleveland's return to Quahog, Peter and company decided to have ...
Family Guy Review: Amish Guy
Family Guy went Amish this week, as the Griffins stumbled into unfamiliar territory after Peter’s attempts to ride a roller coaster. When Peter disco...
