FAMILY GUY  “Brothers & Sisters” Season 9 Episode 15 – I thought, briefly, that this episode would hail the return of a Stewie centric  Family Guy , something which has been missing from the show for far too long. Alas, this was not meant to more

FAMILY GUY  “Tiegs For Two” Season 9 Episode 14 – This episode of  Family Guy  was wildly inconsistent, starting out with a first half that tried so hard to insult with the usual racist stereotype (this time Washee Washee, a crazy Chinese m more

In "Tiegs for Two," Family Guy introduces a new stereotype on the block: Mr. Washee-Washee, who gets all the best lines of the episode. The stereotype of the Chinese man is so overdone that it manages to be far less offensive than it could have been.Spitt more

FAMILY GUY  “Trading Places” Season 9 Episode  13 – Between the Ice Age long destruction of a park bench, corn fields and the dirt bike national anthem, this started out as a one of those really unfunnyepisodes  of  Family Gu more

The premise of  "Trading Places" should have been a promising one: parents and children switch places to prove which is more difficult.  I was looking forward to the hi-jinks that only Family Guy could provide with the switcheroo.  Unfortun more

In a great episode of Family Guy , the show went back to its roots by bringing back our favorite evil baby.  If anyone’s been wondering, like myself, just why Stewie has stopped trying to kill Lois and traveling back in time, it’s because Stewie has more

FAMILY GUY “German Guy” Season 9 Episode 11 – Lois is concerned that Chris is spending too much time…em…alone. Peter offers to show his son how to have a good time in the company, well, not himself. He starts with stamp collecting but blows his brains out more

Family Guy delivered a weak, jump-the-shark installment with "German Guy," due to the introduction of Nazi Franz.  The episode started out promisingly, with dirty allusions to Chris’ extracurricular activities. We watched as he stumbled upon Franz an more