Reviews

If you're expecting a typical Family Guy episode you will be disappointed. You won't get much of the humour that the show has gotten us used to. However, if you have no expectations and watch this episode open-mindedly, you will be surprised.

It's one of my favourite Family Guy episodes ever, because of the different ranges of depth it indulges in. We get to know both characters in a very deep and intimate way, as if they were absolutely real people with real-life troubles and concerns. The humour is still there, and it's funny as always, but the episode is not meant to be your typical FG episode; it goes beyond that and shows us what these two characters (and people in general) are really made of.

Breath-taking episode! I cannot believe how this show manages to keep that (insanely brilliant) level of writing, it's crazy! Brilliant episode. Every episode has its own style. Some seem to be more domestic, others are focused on the psychology of the characters. Even some sequences and dialogues that seem like comedy, to a very black and sometimes twisted sense of humor. Somehow, it has managed to maintain its essence throughout the whole series, and no episode has resulted in any kind of disappointment whatsoever. I'm looking forward to seeing how this season ends. Problems seem to multiply and nothing ever settles, as in real life.