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That entire scene with Stewie insisting that he's not asking Brian to do anything sexual is brilliantly done. Seth MacFarlane really does a great job in not ... The Devil Wears Nada"/"Ladies' Night"/"Quagmire's Baby"/"Shallow Vows"A.V. Club The Cleveland Show: "Ladies' Night" ReviewIGN

 CA by Ahsan Haque March 23, 2009 - Lois gets hired as a reporter for FOX News and is charged with finding out if Michael Moore is a closet homosexual or not. The truth turns out to be one of the stranger twists we've seen on Family Guy, and that's saying ...

Funny, but works better as a series.Family Guy Presents Stewie Griffin - The Untold Story, TV Show DVDs, Movies & TV fr.truveo.com

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Peter becomes a guinea pig on "Family Guy" (9 pm, Fox, TV-14, D, S) ... Bree discovers Orson's secret on "Desperate Housewives" (9 pm, ABC, TV-14) ... Stan and Roger bicker on "American Dad" (9:30 pm, Fox, TV-14, D, S). Kevin McDonough can be reached ...

Sure, some think that Family Guy is a better show, but they all like Homer and Marge, and they all give them their props. The same is true about people who have watched any episode or the newer straight-to-DVD releases of Futurama. ... Blu-Ray Round Up, Feb. 26, 2009: ‘Futurama,’ ‘Ronin,’ ‘Vanish...

This is a video review of Family Guy, Vol. 1 (Seasons 1 & 2). The first two seasons of the hit Fox tv show, Family Guy. Included are extras like ... www.expotv.com

By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 02.00 Mystery Science Theatre 3000 09.30 Family Guy Mystery Science Theatre 3000. Season 7, Episode 13. "The Sinister Urge" A hilarious entry in the MST3K canon, using another badly-made b-movie from Edward D. Wood, Jr.. Family Guy. Episode 18. "A Very Special Family Guy Freakin' Christmas" Lois drives the story in this one (with her obsession/depression with Christmas) but Stewie gets a great sub-plot where he believes that Santa has him under surveillance. Biggest laugh in the episode (at least according to my sister) goes to the bit where Peter is engaged in a mad chase through a busy shopping mall, where he and his quarry stop to ride the escalator without moving. Resuming their chase once they reach the top.   [read the full post]

By Jaime Weinman But Seth MacFarlane is going to give it to us anyway. (She’ll be one of the talking bears on The Cleveland Show, the Family Guy spinoff.) The NY Times article suggests the reason for the difference: MacFarlane spends most of his time with Family Guy, and leaves American Dad (and now The Clevel...

It's good to be back, people, but catching up on last week's episodes and reading Genevieve's blog bummed me out; wouldn't you know it, the one week I'm tied up with Sunday night commitments is when all four cartoons are pretty damn good. I agree with Ms. Koski: Last week's line-up was as close...

By Jordan Richardson Family Guy is a very polarizing television show. Some respond rather well to the bizarre antics and irreverent humour, while others see no point to the often chaotic and meandering stories, in-jokes, and constant flashbacks or pop culture references. The animated show from Seth MacFarl...

 MA - In September, Seth MacFarlane, creator of “Family Guy” on television, will unveil a carefully guarded new project called “Seth MacFarlane’s Cavalcade of ... Family Guy': a funny but oh-so-wrong view of life Pittsburgh Tribune-Review all 2 news articles

By Myles Synopsis: Peter discovers that he isn't an American citizen, and after embracing his Mexican roots discovers the struggles of the illegal immigrant in modern America. And there's fart jokes. Episode Submission: "Sally Returns" Episode Submission: "Local Ad"

Upfront: Fox Launches 2 Fall Shows  NY - A "Family Guy" animated spinoff, "The Cleveland Show," focuses on "Family Guy" character Cleveland Brown. who moves to Stoolbend, Va., to make good on a ... All TV: Fox upfront The Star-Ledger - NJ.com

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Mitch Burg, president of the Syndicated Network Television Association, talked recently about the state of syndication with TelevisionWeek Senior Editor Jon Lafayette. Here is an edited version of that conversation. TelevisionWeek: I’d like to start this off with a quick overview of...

By FashionKitty Recommended by FashionKitty on Nov 27, 2007 My cousin is a Family Guy fan. I can't say that I am but this will make a good gift for him and I don't think he will have this one. This Review is: Smart Funny Useful Lists: Gifts for Dudes Tags: cartoons, dvd, family guy, family guy dvd, FOX, funny, gift ...

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Fox marks the return of 'Family Guy' and 'American Dad!' Even at its best, though, "Family Guy" wasn't much more than a slapstick version of "The Simpsons," with a nasty-talking baby, Stewie, replacing a silent ... 60 seconds with... Seth MacFarlane Los Angeles Times

Review: Family Guy Live! in Chicago Blogcritics.org, OH - MacFarlane, the voice of family guy Peter Griffin, as well as fan favorites Brian the dog and baby Stewie, to name a few, brought the entire “family” with ...

Seth MacFarlane, American Dad Interview UGO, NY - At the top of our list is Seth MacFarlane, and for good reason since he's given fans two of the most hilarious animated shows on the air in Family Guy and ... American Dad: Volume 2 DVD Review UGO all 2 news articles

By Ben Kharakh Alex Borstein is a familiar face, and voice, to fans of comedy. Known for her five year run as a cast member on Mad TV and the voice of Lois on Family Guy, Borstein is also an accomplished comedian who will be making a stop at Comix on May 11th through 12th.

By Brett Love That made for a nice tie-in to the Lois and Stewie subplot. That was also well done. I like that even though Stewie is operating on an adult level most of the time, they still have him dealing with baby issues like the "mine" phase. Not unlike how Brian the talking dog still has issues with draggin...

By Matt Paprocki Sadly, that's not enough of a reason to deal with the simplistic gameplay. It's an obvious attempt to parody some classic retro titles, yet fails to be anywhere near as advanced as the games it's mimicking. Family Guy is inappropriate for all ages, and it has nothing to do with the rated conte...

By Joel Keller Filed under: Comedy, FOX, Industry, Programming, OpEd, Family Guy, AnimationOf all the shows on TV, the last one I ever expected to see reviewed in the pages of The New Yorker was Family Guy. Not that the show doesn't have any sophisticated humor; it's just that the sophistication is burie...

By Ryan j Budke Filed under: Animation, Comedy, FOX, OpEd, Family GuyWhat's better than last week's A-Team references? Well, nothing really. But Indiana Jones, Back to the Future and Transformers references are a very, very close second. Tonight was another great episode of Family Guy. I can't believe...

By Ryan j Budke This show had some great moments and while it was funny through-out, where was everyone else? This was the Peter, Brian, James half hour. Stewie had a hilarious bit about reading the DaVinci code, but we got no payoff. Lois and Quagmire only had a few lines between them and I can only think of Ch...