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7 Reviews
Point of Order
kdiamond6666 February 2021
8
Edvis-199724 April 2020
Hilarious
Sleepin_Dragon18 November 2018
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I loved this episode, it's funny, bonkers, and about as random as it gets, Peter develops a fascination for ladies toilets, injures himself, and dreams a bizarre dream. It has some laugh out loud moments, and proves the show still has the ability to surprise and make us laugh. Sixteenth series, two episodes down and it's bang on form. 9/10
Another great episode
checkiec8 October 2017
This was another hilarious episode of the show's 16th season. The entire episode was so over the top, but funny. The whole episode made me laugh out loud throughout the episode. The writers seriously have a long way to go in order to redeem the show's quality and character development. Family Guy needs to go back to its roots. Long story arcs, intellectual humor, updated animation in 3D, and thesis plot lines to make the show better again especially nowadays. The social commentary needs more depth and stronger messages in their episodes like South Park and Rick and Morty. The show deserves three- dimensional perspectives and more consistent levels of readable characters. Seth, go back to your roots and fix the show already. Don't give into Hollywood. Your true work is adult cartoons.
Not memorable
keelhaul-8085616 October 2017
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Like many of my favorite shows, Family Guy is showing its age. I don't want it to go away, so I deal with the lesser material and take it in stride, but it isn't nearly as good as it was.
This episode was not very memorable at all. Summary= Peter wonders which bathroom to use and ends up unconscious in the lady's room. Some handsome, "cool" guy shows up as his paramedic and Peter tries to be the paramedic's best friend by ditching his own true friends. The guy is a daredevil and dies on a trip with Peter, allowing the latter to return to his pals and life. I knew what was going to happen as soon as the guy put on the flying suit.
This one was very predictable, and I don't remember anything that stands out(which is rare for Fam. Guy). My wife usually laughs at parts of it with me as well, and she barely acknowledged the show. I don't remember any of us laughing more than once or twice, and I was the only one actually paying attention to the plot or side gimmicks.
The last few episodes have been very tame and weak. I wish they would bring something more ridiculous or timely to the next one. I think MacFarlane is busy with other projects and the writers are just young random people and friends who get carte blanche, plus the show is so old now that the ideas are pretty much out of gas. Still, it should be able to use current events and throwback references to churn out a few more laughs. We'll see....
This episode was not very memorable at all. Summary= Peter wonders which bathroom to use and ends up unconscious in the lady's room. Some handsome, "cool" guy shows up as his paramedic and Peter tries to be the paramedic's best friend by ditching his own true friends. The guy is a daredevil and dies on a trip with Peter, allowing the latter to return to his pals and life. I knew what was going to happen as soon as the guy put on the flying suit.
This one was very predictable, and I don't remember anything that stands out(which is rare for Fam. Guy). My wife usually laughs at parts of it with me as well, and she barely acknowledged the show. I don't remember any of us laughing more than once or twice, and I was the only one actually paying attention to the plot or side gimmicks.
The last few episodes have been very tame and weak. I wish they would bring something more ridiculous or timely to the next one. I think MacFarlane is busy with other projects and the writers are just young random people and friends who get carte blanche, plus the show is so old now that the ideas are pretty much out of gas. Still, it should be able to use current events and throwback references to churn out a few more laughs. We'll see....
Foxx in the Men House
bobcobb3019 October 2017
Warning: Spoilers
I liked Chris calling out Stewie for his consistent snide remarks and asking why he is always so negative. Sadly, they hit the highlight of the episode too early on and we had a really stupid Peter premise that resembled the episode of Seinfeld where George likes Tony, Elaine's "cool" boyfriend a bit too much.
The cutaway gags were really questionable tonight too.
The cutaway gags were really questionable tonight too.
Decent episode in a horrible season
j_cary8814 February 2021
Season 16 is so horrible, that this is definitely the best, most memorable and funny episode of the season, yet if this episode was on seasons 1-15, it would probably be the worst. With a clever, just boring series premiere, then this episode, it seemed it was going to be a decent season, but it completely falls flat on its face. Just constant "concept" episodes that really don't work, and constant false liberal talking points. The worst part, is that the following seasons after 16 just get worse and worse....
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