I dunno. Like it was funny but I didn't laugh once. :(

The flashbacks used to be the best part of the show, they have been so fucking bad recently.

Jake and the Fat Guy or whatever mightve been the least funny thing ever on there

I dunno it was funny, like in my brain. My brain computed it as "funny" and I got the same feeling as if I was watching something funny, but I was not laughing. It was odd.

Looking back on the episode from last week I loved it when Peter was telling Cleveland about his wife with another man....

Peter : "Brian and I walked into your house and she was with some guy going BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM

Brian : Uhh Peter I dont think...

Peter: Hang on im not done...BAM BAM BAM and she was like OHH YEAHHH OHH YEAHH...BAM BAM BAM...You wanna take it from here Bam Bam?"

Bam Bam: "BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM.....You wanna take it from here Emril?

Emril: "BAM"

I like the firetruck thing. Thats the only part I remember liking.

I dunno, Peter is becoming Homer Simpson. In a bad way. Like, the current Homer which has become sterotypical.

"The ambulances will have to wait" :lol:

I thought that last night's Family Guy was the second best of the new batch of episodes. The whole Peter having that black dude as his counselor was gold, the Discovery Channel special on firetrucks; I thought it was fantaaaaaaaaaastic.

I have loved everyone so far. I think you guys might be a little too picky.

cartoon.

Last night's was pretty terrible but it had its moments. Especially the guy in Hiroshima.

^^^hahaha, yeah. And Stewie telling the black joke.

Ok, it was pretty good.

Family Guy movie, straight to DVD, Sept 27th
 

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor...m/familyguy_dc

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - "Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane is preparing his long-awaited direct-to-DVD movie based on the exploits of his cartoon clan for a Sept. 27 release.

"It's been an enormous undertaking to juggle this with doing 35 new episodes of the show, but we think it turned out great," MacFarlane said of the film, his first full-length feature, and the first direct-to-video ever made off a television franchise.

The 83-minute, unrated "Family Guy Presents Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story" ($29.98) is based on the animated series MacFarlane created for Fox Television in the late 1990s. The irreverent series, aimed at adults rather than kids, went on the air in early 1999 and was canceled in 2003, only to be resurrected last month after an overwhelming demand for the show on DVD.

The first DVD set sold more than 2.5 million units, the second-highest sales tally of any TV-DVD release behind the first season of "Chappelle's Show," and two subsequent packages lifted the "Family Guy" franchise's total sales to about 4.5 million units.

That prompted Fox to take the unprecedented step of bringing back the show. The new season debuted in May and has since featured a bevy of guest voices, including
Drew Barrymore,
Jessica Biel, Jennifer Tilly and Adam West.

"Family Guy Presents Stewie Griffin" is something of a thank you to the show's fans who bought so many DVDs, MacFarlane said. "Fox had such a great amount of success with the previous DVD releases that I think they felt there was a built-in, surefire market for a 'Family Guy' DVD," he said. "It's also a lot easier to put out a DVD release than it is a theatrical film while you're doing a television series."

The movie finds Stewie, the maniacal baby genius, having a near-death experience that prompts him to change his ways. Instead of seeking to dominate the world, he sets out on a road trip to find his real father.

Guest vocal talent includes Barrymore and Ron Livingston, as well as three cast members of "Beverly Hills, 90210" -- Jason Priestley,
Jennie Garth and Tori Spelling -- "in a special gag," MacFarlane said.

The DVD will include several special features, including deleted scenes, still galleries, animatics and a commentary from MacFarlane.

"We also sandwiched special features around the movie," he said. "It begins with an animated movie premiere, with the family arriving to watch it, and then there's an after-party at the end."

20th Century Fox Home Entertainment is planning the biggest marketing campaign ever for a TV-spawned release, according to division worldwide president Mike Dunn. Plans include national print and TV advertising as well as a viral marketing campaign targeting college students at bars, clubs and fraternity parties; special screenings will be held for college students.

RESULT!

*cums*

Wait, Peter isn't Stewie's father?

yea I also heard that Stewie finds out that hes actually gay.....which sorta expalins a whole crap load of events from the show.

Cant wait for it.

Great news. I can't wait.

Although, why do I see a Star Wars reference somewhere in the movie? "Stewie, I, am your father..."

Too bad it's straight to DVD, but I already can't wait. September is too far away.

Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh....

In a good way.

Last night's episode was very good. The cow kite thing was great, Stewie asking about Brian's book was great, and Chris's zit was funny as well.

LOL @ Brian's book, the cow, the old guy watching Chris take his shirt off, and when Peter said "I remember when I became a man", ect. <- made me smile :D

Lots of revisiting old stuff, which after a while could easily get old. I do like that Loretta left Cleveland. That will hopefully add some new and interesting storylines.

Thats enough, John Mayer

Cow Kite was the only thing I laughed at

Had to laugh at the sad evil monkey. :)

The Stewie novel shit was pretty rofl to me.

Meh.

It was ok, but... well something's missing in these episodes. Thank god for Trailer Park Boys.

Family Guy Movie......Leaked
 

So yeah, apparently the straight-to-DVD Family Guy Movie is available to download. I haven't seen anything about this elsewhere and I got about another 7 hours of downloading to go so I'm not 100% sure it's genuine but I can't see why it wouldn't be, it's a reliable site for downloading the weekly episodes. Anyone else heard of the leak yet?

Oh yeah here's the link to the site containing the torrent www.spooner-street.com . Anyone downloads it faster than me please confirm if it is the real deal.

As will I. Funnier that way.

Plus all those DVD extras they load into it.

Shut the fuck up about "funnier that way". It is the same exact shit you cocksucker. I am downloading it right now.

gonna dl that shit when i get my computer all hooked up

wtf go back on aim faggot

I have no idea how to use torrents at all.

download BitTorrent (google it) t

I can't seem to find the torrent for it >_<

K I DLed it. Scrolled through a couple clips and yup, it is legit. Good times.

No no no...I mistyped that.

I ment funner that way. I was stoned.

And the only cock I suck is Jeff Hardy's.