Family Guy Reviews
Family Guy Season Finale Review: Split Personality
The hour-long finale of Family Guy - a two-parter titled "Road to Vegas; No Country for Old Men" - was a perfect representation of the wild extremes of thi...
Family Guy Review: Breaking Really Bad
Really, I don't quite know how an episode of Family Guy that's a vague take on Breaking Bad by having the Griffins sell meth could be so dull. But somehow ...
Family Guy Review: Wicked Comebacker
There's a good chance that when you expected to see Family Guy's latest episode "Save the Clam" you instead got Bob's Burgers. Worse things have happened. ...
Family Guy Review: Island of Misfit Toys
Family Guy is at its best when it dials down the misanthropy and turns up the emotional sweetness. The later seasons have featured a misanthropic streak th...
Family Guy Review: That Peter Ain't Right
Family Guy's "Bigfat" went downhill very quickly. It started off with a sudden American Dad crossover that was at least entertaining because hey, American ...
Family Guy Review: Free Fallin'
In a Family Guy tradition, the series aired an episode this week where Peter becomes a temporary member of some other culture. "Turban Cowboy" focuse...
Family Guy Review: Don't Mention the Internet
Well, Family Guy turned in an episode with "Call Girl" that was kind of disturbing for how its characters acted, but at least there was a complexity t...
Family Guy Review: Wasting a Cialis
"Chris Cross" was proof that one should now doubt Family Guy. Indeed, while last week’s “Valentine’s Day in Quahog” looked like tha...
Family Guy Review: Crazy Little Thing Called Love
There’s a joke in the opening credits of “Valentine’s Day in Quahog” that says this is “Further evidence of Family Guy’...
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...