TJ
06-22-2009, 12:59 AM
Family Guy is back, for 13 more episodes on DVD! Family Guy: Volume Seven gives viewers the final four episodes of the 2007-2008 season and the first nine episodes of the 2008-2009 season on a three disc DVD set.
Family Guy, of course, is the animated Fox series that everybody knows and loves for being crude, raucous, and never really afraid to push the envelope on bad taste. Who would have thought such characteristics would lead to a good series? Peter Griffin is the father, a mentally ******** man (seriously) who works at a brewery in this set of episodes. Lois is his wife, of above average intelligence, but that doesn’t stop her from being an idiot at times. Chris is the underachieving son and Meg is the ugly and unpopular daughter. And let’s not forget Brian and Stewie. Brian is the family dog who happens to be smarter and have his life together more than anybody in the household, and Stewie is the demonic and (most likely) homosexual baby who is also pretty smart about some things (but completely naïve about other things).
The series started off with involved plots about happenings in the family, but in recent years has become more about less meaningful plots with hilarious cutaways that are mostly unrelated to the plot (this is prominently made fun of on an episode of South Park which pays respect, well not quite, to Family Guy). Volume Seven brings us many great moments from the series.
Read our review by Skees here:
http://www.sitcomsonline.com/familyguyvolume7dvdreview.html
Please post any questions or comments about this set.
Family Guy, of course, is the animated Fox series that everybody knows and loves for being crude, raucous, and never really afraid to push the envelope on bad taste. Who would have thought such characteristics would lead to a good series? Peter Griffin is the father, a mentally ******** man (seriously) who works at a brewery in this set of episodes. Lois is his wife, of above average intelligence, but that doesn’t stop her from being an idiot at times. Chris is the underachieving son and Meg is the ugly and unpopular daughter. And let’s not forget Brian and Stewie. Brian is the family dog who happens to be smarter and have his life together more than anybody in the household, and Stewie is the demonic and (most likely) homosexual baby who is also pretty smart about some things (but completely naïve about other things).
The series started off with involved plots about happenings in the family, but in recent years has become more about less meaningful plots with hilarious cutaways that are mostly unrelated to the plot (this is prominently made fun of on an episode of South Park which pays respect, well not quite, to Family Guy). Volume Seven brings us many great moments from the series.
Read our review by Skees here:
http://www.sitcomsonline.com/familyguyvolume7dvdreview.html
Please post any questions or comments about this set.