User Reviews

I think the episode was great had some good humor with the Peppa Pig cut a way gag that was really funny I was laughing so hard when I saw that! other than that the episode was It got weird when the principal wanted to have sex with Lois but I can see why.

There is nothing wrong with writing good jokes from the past. But when not only mediocre jokes from the past are repeated in the episode, but also those that were said five minutes ago - then something is wrong with the show. There is almost no male bashing, left agenda in this episode, but I can't say that it's good, because the Family Guy have become bad on their own. There is nothing unexpected in jokes and they are repeated, it is also not important what the character says. This will not affect either the plot or the jokes, which is worst of all. However, it will be hypocritical if I do not say that the "cartoon family" genre is outdated. Family Guy stay good longer than Cleveland, American Dad and, especially, shows that no one remembers. If the Simpsons were spoiled by the fact that they did not change and Matt was not going to reform his style, then the Family Guy, on the contrary, changed too often, which destroyed the foundation of the show. Peter from a fat fool turned into some kind of half-gay half-crazy half-whatever. Trends are very forced, and it looks awkwardly against the backdrop of outdated shows, unpopular musicians and forgotten stars. Viewers, who have not yet realized how much the Family Guy sank, justify irrelevant jokes and references to the fact that "This is a nostalgic show." No, not anymore. Jokes are not selected on the basis of "it causes goosebumps at the older audience", but istead according to principle "people will have to surf the internet to understand a joke". But meanwhile, this cannot be called a topical show. Many jokes about politics and social phenomena will hurt the sensitive and touchy persons in one way or another, so there will be nothing witty or daring. There will be no jokes about relevant and epic fails in movies and series. In the case of the Game of Thrones, it is too late to make fun of this series, in the case of the new Star Wars trilogy - Disney made it himself and not let Family Guy mock this mistake. If before Disney Family Guy were held hostage to the limitations of the genre and television, then the limitations of the new boss were added to this. I really love this show and therefore I want it to close. It will never be a hit, as before, but simply will... exist. Exist until the new boss decides to replace it with something even more tolerant. Is it worth it for a couple more seasons like that?

Another one of those boring Lois episodes.

If you need one to skip this is it. Not a lot of laughs and a bad story.

Lois is shocked to learn her son is being taught music by a bird and goes to the school herself to suggest herself as the replacement. On the first day a rude girl named Connie D'Amico annoys Ms. Griffin. She gets sent to the principal's office and is expelled. To get back at Lois she fakes her own death by having a pig with a blonde wig in the driver's seat.