Favorite Family Guy episode
 

dunno if this has been done, but anyway...
the one with the mob is ****ing hilarious
god damn i forgot the name :s.

Fish Out Of Water
Road to Rhode Island
Wasted Talent

I just bought the Family Guy DVD SET. I got Seasons 1,2, and 3 now.

Anyway my favorite episode is the one where Bert and Ernie are shown in thier apartment. Forgot the title of it though.

Wasted Talent, Da Boom are hilarious

"Stuck Together, Torn Apart" is my current fave, mainly because of a couple jokes though.

Wasted Talent
To Love And Die In Dixie
Ready Willing And Disabled (Gotta love Peter Griffin played by Bea Arthur)
Holy Crap

Yeah, all of them rule, but those came to mind immediatly.

BEST EPISODES ARE AS FOLLOWS:

Fifteen Minutes of Shame
Death is a Bitch
Love Thy Trophy
I Am Peter, Hear Me Roar
Peter Griffin - Husband, Father...Brother?
Ready, Willing & Disabled
Dammit Janet
Fore Father
Da Boom!
The Thin White Line/Brian Does Hollywood
And The Wiener Is
Mr Saturday Knight

I have seen every single Family Guy episode like 28 times each, LITERALLY.

SHITTY EPISODES:

A Very Special Family Guy Freakin' Christmas
When You Wish Upon a Weinstein

I thought I was the only one who thought those episodes were sub-par.

I expected MUCH MORE from the Christmas episode.

That was like the worst episode ever. It's the only Family Guy episode that I hate.

Leathal Weapons or Da Boom

<font color=teal>I kinda liked "When You Wish Upon A Weinstein"</font> :-\

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LAME.

FOX probably didn't air it because it sucked so much. It wasn't really offensive at all.

<font color=teal>Yeah, you think it's gonna be really offensive because FOX wouldn't air it, and then you watch it and you're all "wtf that's not offensive at all".

I laughed at the scene where Quagmire was "looking for his keys" though.

Back on topic, it's pretty much whichever episode I have watched most recently.</font>

Yeah the only funny part of that episode was the keys thing.

I was expecting something really offensive, but I found it to be one of the least offensive episodes of all. It probably got banned because there's so many Jewish people in the media.

That doesn't really make sense though since the generalizations about Jewish people in the episode are all positive.

Whatever.

lol, I found the episode to be humorous. But mainly the Seinfeld part. "So you didn't want to date her because she was a tickla...and you aren't a stickla for a tickla?"

"Not a stickla for a tickla"

"Not a tickla stickla"

tickla stickla stickla tickla stickla tickla

That made the episode :rant:

In "When you wish Upon a Weinstein" I thought the parts with the talking clouds and Tony Robbins were funny too

I like the whole "UH-OH" thing in that episode

Shit, I forgot about that part. That was funny.

<center><font color="#0080FF" face="Arial" Size="2">peter griffin - husband, father... brother?</font>

<font color=teal>Haha, me and my friend were saying that for like a while after we saw that episode. Nobody got it.</font> :(

I like the part in "Wasted Talent" when he gets the last scroll and when he runs home he falls and hurts himself...that was great

Yeah, I have reinacted that scene many times in real life, like in the school cafeteria, at TGI Fridays and in front of mad people waiting to get into Convention Hall to see Saves The Day and Taking Back Sunday.

... my friends and I still do that

I haven't seen all of series one but all the others I have.

My favourites are

The thin white line/ Brian does hollywood
Da Boom
Viewer Mail #1

Viewer Mail #1 rules. I mean, Goldberg is in it, how could it NOT rule? :shifty:

I kinda liked When You Wish Upon a Weinstein. The first time I watched it I thought it was really lame, but upon second and third viewings I caught some funny stuff, like the aforementioned "looking for the keys" and the talking clouds. His "I Need a Jew" song is kinda catchy too.

To Live and Die in Dixie is also a great episode. "OH GOD! IT'S EVERYWHERE! IT'S IN MY RACOON WOUNDS!"

I have no idea of the episodes titles.

I haven't seen an episode I didn't like yet.

Lethal Weapons

The one where Peter gets lyposuction. The part I found funny was Chris running around with the pluger stuck to his forehead that had a twinky attached to it. It was his exercise routine.

It looks like Fox are going to bring family guy back............
 

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January 12, 2004 -- EXCLUSIVE
'THE Family Guy" is coming back from the dead.
Talks are under way with both Fox - which canceled the cartoon series two years ago - and the Cartoon Network - which airs it in reruns now - for new episodes of the show, Seth MacFarlane, creator of "Family Guy," told The Post.

No matter what, MacFarlane says, production will begin soon - even if he doesn't know exactly where they'll end up.

"We're sort of waiting on an official word, but to the best of my knowledge, the plan is to start producing a batch of new episodes without necessarily knowing where they're going to wind up," he says. "It's sort of a new format that really hasn't been tried before, and it's based on the DVD sales."

DVD sales of the canceled show have been huge - and in no small part is fueling talk of reviving the series.

"It's insane. Never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined that it would have this kind of afterlife," MacFarlane says. "It's just a shock to everybody who worked on the show."

The show follows the misadventures of the Griffin family - bumbling dad Peter, his good-natured wife Lois, their two teens, a cynical dog who is smarter than everyone else, and an evil baby bent on world domination who makes numerous attempts to kill his parents and siblings.



When "Family Guy" aired on Fox from 1999-2002, many attributed its low ratings to not having a secure place on the network's schedule. The show was kicked around so much, one of its writers once complained that even his own mother didn't know when it was on.

But industry execs took notice last year when the show's DVD collection surprised even MacFarlane by selling more than a million copies, a huge feat by any standard, but especially for a show that drew so little attention while it was on the air.

In the meantime, Cartoon Network's "Adult Swim" late-night programming block began airing repeats last year - which attracted large numbers of young men. In time, more young guys were tuning into the cable channel to see "Family Guy" at 11:30 p.m. than for either "The Late Show" or "The Tonight Show."

Men between the ages of 18 and 34 years old are a prized group for advertisers.

" 'The Family Guy' is appealing to a young male audience in a season when nothing seems to be appealing to young men," said an industry source close to the talks.

A deal could even be announced as early as this week, according to sources. But others believe that might be overly optimistic because insiders have been claiming a deal for the prime-time return of "Family Guy" has been imminent since last November.

Several different plans to bring the show back are under discussion.

In one scenario, new episodes of "The Family Guy" would air on Fox, then Cartoon Network.

Other options include shipping the show exclusively either to Fox, Cartoon Network or elsewhere. In all instances, the ultimate destination for the episodes would be on DVD.

But if the show does return, it will likely put off a planned "Family Guy" movie, says MacFarlane.

"To do an original movie directly for DVD and the series at the same time would be a little difficult," he says. "But there's been some discussion of doing a series of episodes that would all link together to form a movie."

While canceled shows have been picked up by rival networks in the past ("JAG" jumped from NBC to CBS in 1997, for instance), no one can recall a show that has been canceled and off the air ever returning to the same network.

<font color=#33ffff>It's been rumored for a few months now.

It would absolutly ****ING rock.</font>

finally... good quality family television returns

<font color=teal>I hope they do bring it back, without making them change the show.</font>

Wooohoooo

:)

<font color=Silver>I hope they bring it back!</font>