For the fans of Family Guy, we all love it when we get taken to a place, a setting, adventure, outside of Quahog.
In this one we get to go into the Land of Grimm's Fairy tales.
Would have rated higher, but this is a format that the Simpsons has been utilizing for YEARS.It is still fun though.
The funnest part of these tales(, like Tree house of Horror,) is always seeing where each stock character is portrayed, and how their personality floats over to the role of the story.
Jack and the Beanstalk: No meg, but there weren't enough spots for too many characters in this one. They jammed in what they could, and it flowed pretty well. Not their best work, but I liked that one.
Little Red Riding Hood: Lovin' Stewie in another homosexual suggestive role. Brian has a part that is only fitting, and they are at least able to have a bit of that Stewie-Brian chemistry. But the characters were all in the right place and it is always fun to see retrospective observations, that Family Guy does so well.
Cinderella (but not by Grimm):
Pretty much a Disney knock off version, this relies on making fun of the movie. I liked it, but nothing original. But I liked it.
In this one we get to go into the Land of Grimm's Fairy tales.
Would have rated higher, but this is a format that the Simpsons has been utilizing for YEARS.It is still fun though.
The funnest part of these tales(, like Tree house of Horror,) is always seeing where each stock character is portrayed, and how their personality floats over to the role of the story.
Jack and the Beanstalk: No meg, but there weren't enough spots for too many characters in this one. They jammed in what they could, and it flowed pretty well. Not their best work, but I liked that one.
Little Red Riding Hood: Lovin' Stewie in another homosexual suggestive role. Brian has a part that is only fitting, and they are at least able to have a bit of that Stewie-Brian chemistry. But the characters were all in the right place and it is always fun to see retrospective observations, that Family Guy does so well.
Cinderella (but not by Grimm):
Pretty much a Disney knock off version, this relies on making fun of the movie. I liked it, but nothing original. But I liked it.
