Family Guy: Resurrection

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What was the name of that song in the episode where Lois was a klepto, when they were getting away from the cops in that cart that Chris was pulling?  It sounded like the chase song from one of those Inspector Claustau movies with Peter Sellers.  Anyone know the name of the song? 

As for Meg getting killed off, maybe she'll get kidnapped like in my dream I had!  Can't control what you dream, right?   

[Reply #321 on:]

 

Originally posted by Grim:
I'm sorta annoyed that the movie is just 3 episodes from the current production season put together, they could've at least done something completely new.

Hold on, is the movie just the three-parter that was rumoured to air soon? I haven't seen it yet, but I thought the movie and the three-parter were different... I mean, the movie's 87-or-so minutes long, and 3 episodes put together would only be about 64 minutes long. Not to mention I keep hearing how more offensive the movie is in comparrison to the show - so if it was originally intended to just be three episodes, wouldn't they have not gone so far?

So, can someone just clarify for me: Are the movie and the three-parter the same thing, or is that just an assumpting people are making? I'm really confused, here.

[Reply #322 on:]

As far as I know, The movie is 3 episodes padded with about 10 minutes of extra footage before and 10 minutes after.  This extra footage is where the characters get to curse and talk about incest and stuff...

Someone correct me if I'm wrong...

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I would just like to point out just how freaking popular Family Guy is these days. I mean, it sounds obvious, but this is interesting. In "Don't Make Me Over," they featured the Journey song "Don't Stop Believin'." That ep was rerun this past Sunday.

Today, the Journey song is the #8 most downloaded song on iTunes USA. How ridiculous is that? I mean, tell me if there's any other reason for this, but I think it was just Family Guy.

Holy crap.

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Originally posted by Beamer:
So, can someone just clarify for me: Are the movie and the three-parter the same thing, or is that just an assumpting people are making? I'm really confused, here.

If you check the tv.com episode guide, you'll notice the 3 parter is no longer listed. As JBERGES said there is filler at the start and the end, where most of the swearing takes place. The credits at the end reveal that the DVD is made up of episodes "Stewie B. Good" "Bango was his name-oh" and "Stew and Stewie's Excellent Adventure".

Its still a really great "movie", but I would have rathered this have aired and something completely new have been released.

[Reply #325 on:]

Ah, okay, that makes sense. Thanks for clearing that up for me. 

[Reply #326 on:]

Some of the best Jokes had cursing like when Stewie cursed out Chrises future wife which was one of the best moments of the film.

[Reply #327 on:]

From what people are saying, it still sounds like it's going to be really funny.

Those 3 episodes are completely new since they've never been aired before.

[Reply #328 on:]

Wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube man!

The movie's quite good, it's got some great moments, but it definitely works better if you expect it to be three episodes joined together. It doesn't have 'cohisiveness', but hell, that doesn't matter when you have Peter's Spiderman song.

[Reply #329 on:]

And it didn't have a Brian & Stewie duet.   

But it did have greased up deaf guy. 

[Reply #330 on:]

 

Originally posted by ~FazeShift~:
But it did have greased up deaf guy.   

It's lost all meaning...

[Reply #331 on:]

Is this DVD coming to Australia? It sounds pretty good.

[Reply #332 on:]

It will undoubtedly come out in Australia, but when, we don't know...

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Could Somebody answer my Family Guy Question please.
What is the Episode where Brian is in somewhere like Arabia, (Or somewhere like that), and the police are after him and the cops think they see Brian dressed up like a woman, but when they see if it is Brian it's actually an old woman?

I thought that it was in 'Road To Europe', but its not in that Episode on my DVD. Does anybody know what Episode it's from?

[Reply #334 on:]

I was pretty sure it was "Road to Europe".

No other comes to mind...

[Reply #335 on:]

I concur.
Definately in one of the "Road to..." ones, and it weren't in the Road to Rhode Island.

Logicicity my dear JDB!

[Reply #336 on:]

Something sort of unrelated. Is it just 'Family Guy' who makes fun of William Shatner by making him move funny (when he's in different positions in different frames. A good example is "I Never Met The Dead Man" from 'Family Guy'), or do other shows do it?

[Reply #337 on:]

So the movie's already out? Yeeeesh am I behind the times o.o; Wow. Well.
The CD is old news but I haven't been 'round much.
Anyone else need a cold shower after hearing Desafinado?
Seth can really belt it something fierce.. gorgeous..

[Reply #338 on:]

 

Originally posted by Eyedol7513:
Something sort of unrelated. Is it just 'Family Guy' who makes fun of William Shatner by making him move funny (when he's in different positions in different frames. A good example is "I Never Met The Dead Man" from 'Family Guy'), or do other shows do it?

I'm pretty sure The Simpsons did a similar joke, though he wasn't moving at an unrealistic speed - it was really just with his speech.

[Reply #339 on:]

Can somebody tell me what episode "Stewie's Big and tall shop" is from?

[Reply #340 on:]

It's from series two because I own it...
The one where Meg has to do extra curricular activities to get into Brown and Peter ends up writing an article for her about how Luke Perry is gay.

[Reply #341 on:]

Aah, "The Story On Page One". Thanks Rach the tall!

[Reply #342 on:]

I can't wait for the season premiere. I did download the leaked movie and converted it to dvd as well as season 4 so far as I live in Australia. GUDG really bothers me now a days.

[Reply #343 on:]

Much as I still claim that the spradic cuts and frantic bits in family guy really detract and distract from the comedy, I watched a little the other night, with the three wise men and the $5 limit bit.  I was howling.

[Reply #344 on:]

Have all of Season 4 episodes been aired yet, or are they starting the new broadcast season with unaired Season 4 episodes?

[Reply #345 on:]

As far as I know, 35 new episodes were ordered when Family Guy was renewed. Whether or not they're all part of one season is anyone's guess, but I do think it'd be a safe assumption that Season 5 will have quite a few Season 4 holdovers in it.

[Reply #346 on:]

I watched the season premiere, and I rate it a good solid B. It didn't really stand out in my mind as a great episode.

[Reply #347 on:]

Whoah Whoah Whoah I am for the first time visiting the "it's got a t.v section and have found this shocking news I'm a brit and therefore did not know of the new family guy episodes can someone please summarise what has been said so far as I am somwhat lazy and it would appear that I plainly and simply can't be arsed to read 9 pages worth of stuff.

Does anyone know when/if the new season will come to britain?? or D.V.D??

[Reply #348 on:]

Ahahahahahaa, Peter and James Woods telling each other ghost stories in a tent!!   

That's the funniest thing I've seen in ages. 

[Reply #349 on:]

 

Originally posted by ebotron:
Whoah Whoah Whoah I am for the first time visiting the "it's got a t.v section and have found this shocking news I'm a brit and therefore did not know of the new family guy episodes can someone please summarise what has been said so far as I am somwhat lazy and it would appear that I plainly and simply can't be arsed to read 9 pages worth of stuff.

Does anyone know when/if the new season will come to britain?? or D.V.D??

I don't know when it's coming back in Britain, but it was ressurected here a while ago; they're in their 2nd season of ressurectedneess.

[Reply #350 on:]

Peter out-farting Micheal Moore. 

The latest plot was bizarre and confusing. Since when does he need to catch fish to feed his family, and since when would Lois marry Brian? Anyways, I thought I'd bump this...

[Reply #351 on:]

Since now!

[Reply #352 on:]

GTW:  Peter got fired from his toy factory job and became a fisherman a while ago... they just never brought it up after that.  Remember that mechanical fish he set out to catch?

And yes, it makes me feel loutish and immature, but that farting scene was the funniest thing I've seen on TV in months.  Last time I laughed so hard was... well... probably the 'breakfast machine' gag from last season... 

[Reply #353 on:]

But now he's works at a brewery with a retarded guy. Jungle Love sucked. The jokes were too long as usual and a lot were very pointless. Worst episode ever.

[Reply #354 on:]

I'm sorry but I think Family Guy is overrated and dosen't deserve alot of the praise it gets. The show is just a poorly written bunch of fart/sex jokes and pop-culture references with the "plot" only acting as filler inbetween (in addition to very insincere attepts at heart in some of them) with feeble attempts at satire and pathetic attempts to be controversial and offensive.

I also think the creator, Seth MacFarlane is a talentless hack that can't write good or intelligent comedy and has to overuse the fart/sex jokes and pop-culture refernces to cover it up.

[Reply #355 on:]

Then please fuck off out of this thread! 

[Reply #356 on:]

Hmm...the only bits I really liked were Peter's retarded coworker and the long, pointless, Stewie/Will Farrell bit.  It was no Chicken Fight, but having actually sat through that damn movie, I was glad to see someone doing as I wanted to.

Also, do you sell pants?

[Reply #357 on:]

Yeah, FG is getting worse every episode...

[Reply #358 on:]

Jeeze, I actually liked the last few episodes. The Peter abandoned at sea/Brian marrying Lois was one of the more 'edgy' storylines they've had in a while. After all, it's mainly about a dog wanting to have sex with a human. It was pretty good, characterwise, especially with Brian's seething resentment of Peter moving back into the house.

As for "Jungle Love," if that's what it was called, I liked it all the way up to Peter becoming the richest man in the town. Chris needs better episodes. And yes, the "My Left Foot" and the caveman bits did go on a really long time, but that's par for the course for FG.

[Reply #359 on:]

I actually rather liked the caveman bit. It and the things N-o-R mentionned are about all I found funny. And what was the deal with the ending? Meg randommely dies, and what happens to Chris is unexplained.