The current season of Family Guy continues on BBC Three tonight with Tales of a Third Grade Nothing tonight at 10pm: Peter is forced to go back to the third grade and Brian opens a bar with Frank Sinatra Jr, where they employ Stewie to make it a hotspot.
American Dad follows at 10.25pm with Lincoln Lover in which Stan gets experimental!
Craigg on Monday May 18, 2009 at 07:28:19 AM said:
I am so disapointed with the standard of series’ 8 episodes thus far, The difference in quality between series 7 and series 8 is staggering.
I have a fair idea of the brilliance of the show in the past as i own every series 1-7 and the untold story, Blue Harvest and even the Christmas specials and must have seen evey episode at least a dozen times.
I hope the forthcoming episodes improve or your show has lost an adoring fan, I refuse to watch Little Britain which was initially outstanding in the UK as the offerings after series 2 are dross and the show ran its course ages ago, The same with the Simpsons in recent years, I pray that i do not have to wipe my hands of another personal favourite.
I would hate to see the deleted scenes on the series 8 DVD as they must be absoultely terrible if they couldnt get into the past few episodes.
Sort it out people!!!!
jamie m on Tuesday May 19, 2009 at 06:33:54 AM said:
@craig this series is season 7.The dvds are meant to be volumes not seasons.Also i think the series has got better and better over the years
jamie m on Tuesday May 19, 2009 at 06:37:09 AM said:
boss episode.Not the best but still funny
Jon on Tuesday May 19, 2009 at 08:06:50 AM said:
I think the last series has been great. I must admit I found them funnier after a few watches but it just gets better and better. Episodes like Road to Germany are just classic Family Guy!
Rob on Tuesday May 19, 2009 at 01:23:49 PM said:
I personally find they get a lot funnier after stumbling in drunk. The show works well with the short attention span I have after a few too many. Sober, I don’t enjoy the show as much as I once did. However, American Dad I really enjoy; it just feels better produced for some reason.